Interzone
177
guest-edited by the team from infinity
plus
fiction and features: Keith Brooke and Nick Gevers
reviews: John Grant
cover: Dominic Harman
The
second venture into print for infinity plus
(see also Infinity
Plus one and then, later in 2002, Infinity Plus
two)
The March 2002 issue
of Hugo Award-winning SF magazine, Interzone, was guest-edited
by the infinity plus team, with
fiction, features and reviews from a selection of this site's contributors.
Two of the short stories in this issue have since been short-listed
for the British Science Fiction Award.
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Contents
Cover:
- Dominic Harman,
illustrating "Five British Dinosaurs"
Fiction:
- Five British Dinosaurs
... Michael Swanwick (illustrated by Dominic Harman) - short-listed
for the British Science Fiction Award
- If Lions Could
Speak: Imagining the Alien ... Paul Park - short-listed
for the British Science Fiction Award
- Sins of the Father
... Mark Roberts and Neil Williamson (illustrated by
Mark Roberts)
- What Goes Up a
Chimney? Smoke! ... Paul Di Filippo
- Tread Softly ...
Brian Stableford
- The Head ... James
Lovegrove
Non-fiction:
- Editorial ...
Keith Brooke, Nick Gevers and John Grant
- Interzone's Guide
to SF on the Web ... Peter D Tillman
- The Spin Of A
Coin, An Anthology Of Souls: An Interview With Kim Stanley Robinson
... Nick Gevers
Book reviews by John
Grant, Nick
Gevers, Randy M Dannenfelser, Stuart Carter, Joash Lacey, Lou Anders,
Jeff VanderMeer and Keith Brooke.
Plus several of the
magazine's regular features.
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