Interzone #203 March/April 2006
Paul di Filippo. The Furthest Schorr : 32 Fugues on the Paintings of Todd Schorr.
Interzone #202 January/February 2006
Now the longest-running British SF mag, Interzone continues in glorious full colour, and a hefty
Interzone #201 November/December 2005
A full-colour, handsome issue #201 sees Interzone draw level with New Worlds as Britain’s longest
Interzone Number 181 August 2002
Mat Coward. Time Spent in Reconnaissance. A very peculiarly British take on Roswell visitors. Having
Interzone Number 178, April 2002
Richard Calder. Zarzuela. Calder has appeared in several issues of Interzone over the past couple
Interzone Number 170, August 2001
Espiritu Santo. Richard Calder. The final instalment of Calder’s telling of the multi-generational battle of
Interzone Number 166, April 2001.
Roach Motel. Richard Calder. Another instalment in the far future Pike family saga, erstwhile claimants
Interzone Number 164, February 2001.
The Nephilim. Richard Calder. Calder takes us once more into the far future Britain of
Interzone Number 161, November 2000.
The Lady of the Carnelias, Richard Calder. Calder returns once more to his Lord Soho
Interzone, Number 159, September 2000
Incunabula, Richard Calder. Every so often I come across a story during the reading of
Interzone, Number 154, April 2000
Lord Soho, Richard Calder. A rich, entertaining story, a far distant sequel to the author’s
Richard Calder. The Twist. 4W8W, 2003.
Richard Calder’s purple (at times turgidly so) prose featured regularly in UK magazine Interzone with