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Subterranean Online Update
subterraneanpress.com - 10/24/2008
Subterranean Online Update
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The Fall 2008 issue of Subterranean Online is well under way, with the serialized “Celestial Empire” novelette by Chris Roberson now complete, and a brand new review (of Kealan Patrick Burke’s excellent new novel, Master of the Moors ) just posted. Head over and have a ...

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Friday Free Fiction for 24th October
Futurismic — ... News for Modern Man“. Peter Watts being Peter Watts, it probably isn’t good news at all… *** Via the indispensable SF Signal, there’s an excerpt from Alastair Reynolds‘ The Six Directions of Space at Pat’s Fantasy Hotlist. *** The latest news from Subterranean Online: The Fall 2008 issue is well ...

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