A last minute technical problem resulted in this issue having a completely b&w interior which, with a much less fussy layout of the stories, makes the issue look much more like Interzone of old. But what of the fiction I hear you say? Douglas Elliott Cohen. Feelings of the Flesh. Cohen is assistant editor of […]
Interzone continues to celebrates its 25th year, in an issue notable for every illustration coming from Douglas A. Sirois. This review has been languishing on my hard disk for some weeks now, and I’ve dusted it off and popped it online just as the next issue is due to hit the shelves. Jayme Lynn Blaschke. […]
Jamie Barras. The Beekeeper. An excellent story, its impact all the greater for some atmospheric, appropriate to the story, top quality illustrations. Barras creates an intriguing setting, with interesting characters, and a plot that is far beyond a lot of routine SF. In the far future, a small group of post-humans land on a planet, […]
This issue arrived a good few weeks ago, and was read in short order, but I’ve been struggling to find non-work time at the computer of late! Mercurio D. Rivera. Longing for Langalana. The author’s going to have problems promoting this one : sending promotional emails From : Mercurio D. Rivera Subject: Longing for Langalana […]
The third in the Solaris series hits the street just as the word on those streets is that the imprint has been put up for sale by Games Workshop, who want to concentrate on their core wargaming business. I was somewhat disappointed in the second in the series after the solid start of the sequence. […]
