An alternate history from Stoddard, which looks at what would happen should ‘Project Orion’ have taken precedence over the Apollo programme.
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Jason Stoddard. Overhead. (Shine).
A good story, one that begs for more detail and to be continued.
Interzone #220 February 2009
Another strong collection from a mostly youthful group of authors, boding well for the future.
Interzone #214 February 2008
Jason Stoddard. Far Horizon. Stoddard continues his run of strong stories in Interzone, in this lengthy and ambitious story. It follows Alex Farrel’s determination to see beyond the few decades left to him. He is not content with having untold wealth and fame through his hi-tech nano invention – he wants to know what lies […]
Interzone #213 Dec 2007
Chris Roberson. Metal Dragon. Another in Roberson’s ‘Celestial Empire’ series, in which China is a world power. Here we see a space race – not US/USSR as was the case here, but China/Mexico. We find out more about the power struggle between these two world powers, and with the Chinese attempt to be first to […]
Interzone #208 January/February 2007
Jason Stoddard. Softly Shining in the Forbidden Dark. A far future drama with a strange cast. Kim is an ancient human, making a return trip to the planet Manoa as a virtual self, after the immense suffering caused by the Ascendant, and Dark Life, on her previous trip to the planet. She is joined by […]
Interzone #200 September/October 2005
A milestone issue for Interzone, and it has reached #200 re-invigorated to an extent that the phrase ‘venerable Interzone’, with which the issue would have been greeted had the magazine made it to this point under its previous ownership, is entirely inappropriate for this full-colour, eye-watering issue. Eye-watering? Well, the smell of freshly printed ink […]
Interzone Number 196 January/February 2005
Jason Stoddard. Winning Mars. The Stoddard story is illustrated on the cover of this issue – but note that the picture a foxy chick in a skingtight spacesuit isn’t in any way misogynistic, as it is an important part of the Stoddard story ;-) Of course, this spacesuited chick is perfect for the SF market, […]