Interzone Number 187 March 2003
Nicholas Waller. Sandtrap. Lin Adenuka arrives on planet 48-274C, known locally as ‘Churned’. He is on Arbiter business, and the
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Interzone Number 186 February 2003
Eric Brown. The Wisdom of the Dead. Interzone have published a number of stories in Brown’s ‘Kethani’ sequence. Here we
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Paul Di Filippo. Bare Market. A Charles Stross story from early 2000 (‘Bear Trap’) had a punning conclusion to a
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Christopher Evans. Posterity. A somewhat downbeat, peculiarly British take on time-travelling (not unlike last month’s story about an alien visitor
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Dominic Green. Blue Water, Grey Death. Non-genre story about two men who get in above their depth. They find out
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A good issue. Nothing quite hitting the heights, but do bear in mind I do judge by the highest of standards!
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Queen of Hearts. Dominic Green. A couple of years ago Green’s ‘That Thing Over There’ (Interzone #132) was picked by
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The Invisible Hand Rolls the Dice. Carolyn Ives Gillman. Lee Pao Nelson is a wealthy, successful businessman. But as is
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The Frankenberg Process. Eric Brown. Shades of ‘Think Like a Dinosaur’, in that the Frankenberg Process is one which ‘translates’
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Espiritu Santo. Richard Calder. The final instalment of Calder’s telling of the multi-generational battle of the Lords of Soho against
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The Lady of the Carnelias, Richard Calder. Calder returns once more to his Lord Soho series. The story has skipped
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The Worms of Hess, Barrington J. Bayley. I approached this story with no little trepidation, based on reading Bayley’s short
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Incunabula, Richard Calder. Every so often I come across a story during the reading of which it becomes obvious that
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Hideaway, Alastair Reynolds. Far future, with humanity in dire straits. The enigmatic Waymakers have, perhaps, left one route to safety
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H.M.S. Habbakuk. Eugene Byrne. Alternate History, with an aircraft carrier made of ‘pykrete’ turning the tide of war in the
Read moreInterzone, Number 152, February 2000
Colours of the Soul, Sean McMullen. A virus is spreading across the globe, and those infected become capable of seeing
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