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aeonmagazine.com - 10/18/2008

Aeon Speculative Fiction

— aeonmagazine.com — Aeon Magazine Æon Speculative Fiction - a Quarterly Electronic Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy Science Fiction... Fantasy Dark Fantasy Magic Realism Nonfiction e-zine Columns Kristine Kathryn Rusch Dr. Rob Furey Reviews Aeon One November 2004 ... (more) Aeon Speculative Fiction

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strangehorizons.com - 10/6/2008

Strange Horizons, a weekly speculative fiction magazine

— strangehorizons.com — Contents 6 October 2008 COLUMN: Welcome to the Real World , by Iain Jackson Don't do the... crime if you can't do the time. That's the saying, right? So why is it that so many supervillains never quite seem to get around to doing time at all? And why is ... (more) Strange Horizons, a weekly speculative fiction magazine

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strangehorizons.com - 10/20/2008

Strange Horizons, a weekly speculative fiction magazine

— strangehorizons.com — Contents 20 October 2008 ARTICLE: A Revisionist History of Earthsea , by William Alexander It is not... easy to bring a Foucauldian understanding of historical contingency to high fantasy. The genre resists. Le Guin manages anyway. COLUMN: Revisiting the ... (more) Strange Horizons, a weekly speculative fiction magazine

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QuasarDragon — ... Horizons has a new weekly issue up featuring fiction "The Lion and the Mouse" by Kaolin Imago Fire "It was a simple matter for Mouse to rip apart the thorny mess; and with that hindrance gone, even Lion's outdated meta-processes began to salve stressed joints and re-connect wounded couplings. Thanking Mouse profusely, Lion recalculated his entrance and A*'d his egress." and more HERE. Audio Fiction Maria Lectrix has the conclusion, part seven, of “Code Three” by Rick ...

SF Tidbits for 10/14/08
SF Signal — ... Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson (part 1). @PodCastle: "The Voices of Snakes" by Karina Sumner-Smith, read by Rachel Swirsky. @Maria Lectrix: Part Seven (the conclusion) of "Code Three" by Rick Raphael, read by Maureen O'Brien. @Manybooks: "The Rat Racket" by David Henry Keller (1956). @Manybooks: "The Jameson Satellite" by Neil Ronald Jones (1956). @Strange Horizons: "The Lion and the Mouse" by Kaolin Imago Fire. Interviews and Profiles: SciFi ...

Friday Free Fiction for 17th October
Futurismic — ... be a while to wait until you can read it. Some of you may have read his story in the latest Interzone… the rest of you can make do with the free stories stashed on Rajaniemi’s website: “Shibuya no Love“ “Gingerbread“ “Naarssuk’s Daughter“ “Kosmograd Blues“ *** This week at Strange Horizons: “The Lion and the Mouse” by Kaolin Imago Fire *** ...