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Haunting Anniversary: A Half-Century of Hill House
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The Undying Tradition
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The Final Issue
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Satoshi Kon Explores the Insanity of Japan
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September, 2005 (Vol. II: #8)
Editorial
History and Grace
and preparing for disaster
Be Prepared - please.
Interview
Nebula Birthplace or Refiner's Fire
A Look at the Clarions and Internet-Based Writing Workshops
What is it about these workshops that make a writer successful?
Feature
Approaching Genre
We are, and perhaps always have been, a schizophrenic lot when it comes to our self-definition.
Sub-Genre Spotlight
Fantastic Revisions
An Introduction to Fantastic Adventure History
A look at the alternatives.
Essay
Worms Crawling Through the Apple
Disch’s Bleak Vision in Two Early New Wave Novels
Harsh but rewarding, early Disch is unjustly overlooked.
Supremacy
A Laser Tag Memoir
Laser Tag - the way it was meant to be.
Back to SF School
Speculative Education at the Movies
The metaphor of longing for a challenge.
Review
The Prodigal Troll by Charles Coleman Finlay
Raised by trolls, a young human returns to his (satirically skewered) birthright.
Essential SF: A Concise Guide by Jonathan Cowie and Tony Chester
An overview of SF for new readers and longtime fans
Accelerando by Charles Stross
Stross dives headlong into the singularity and our posthuman future.
FOOP! by Chris Genoa
Time travel and absurd humor collide
The Manor by Scott Nicholson
The Dark Side of Creativity
Breathing life and death into the haunted house tale.
Short Fiction Reviews, August 2005
Bluejack ponders the short stories that really matter.
