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Matthew Hughes. Telltale. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2016)
Raffalon the Thief returns to the pages of F&SF.
Matthew Hughes. Avianca’s Bezel. (Fantasy and Science Fiction, Sept/Oct 2014)
Further adventures of Raffalon the thief.
Matthew Hughes. Stones and Glass. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2013)
Further adventures of the wizard Raffalon.
Matthew Hughes. Devil or Angel. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan/Feb 2013)
An afterlife that features berobed angels, and devils in skintight red outfits with little horns, comes as a surprise to the protagonist, the more so when he finds himself finding himself in the queue for a red outfit.
Matthew Hughes. Quarter and Triptych. (Fantasy & Science Fiction, Nov/Dec 2011)
Matthew Hughes’ Luff Imbry makes a return to the pages of F&SF after some years’ absence.
Matthew Hughes. Timmy, Come Home. (Is Anybody Out There?)
Brodie is disturbed about the voices in his head, and we follow, with wry humour, his progression through the hands of a variety of specialists.
Interzone Number 198 May/June 2005
Chris Beckett. Piccadilly Circus. The eighteenth story of Beckett’s in Interzone, and one of the best that I have read. A near-future London is the setting, and for Clarissa Fell it is decaying, dark and lifeless. However, for the rest of the population, now uploaded into an Urban Consensual Field, the virtual London which they […]