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Interzone 214
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The cover art is by Paul Drummond, for Jason Stoddard’s novella ‘Far Horizon’. Other stories are ‘Pseudo Tokyo’ by Jennifer Linnaea (illustrated by Darren Winter); ‘The Trace of Him’ by Christopher Priest; James White Award winning story ‘The Faces of My Friends’ by Jennifer Harwood-Smith; ‘The Scent of Their Arrival’ by Mercurio D. Rivera (illustrated by Paul Drummond).
Mercurio D. Rivera was the winner of the last IZ Readers’ Poll and with this issue voting begins for the best bits of 2007.
All the usual features are here, including book reviews by John Clute, David Mathew, Maureen Kincaid Speller, John Howard, Paul Kincaid, Tony Lee, Paul F. Cockburn, Rick Kleffel, Jim Steel; film reviews by Nick Lowe; DVD reviews by Tony Lee; manga reviews by Sarah Ash; David Langford’s Ansible Link.
And Paul Raven talks to Iain M. Banks about the Culture and his latest novel Matter (out in February).
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8 Responses for "Interzone 214"
Dear Andy Cox, Editor, Interzone - I’m an editor at Science magazine and we are trying to get in contact with Brian Aldiss to ask him if he’d be willing to review a book for us but we are having difficulty tracking him down. Perhaps this is intentional on his part, in which case fair enough. But if not, we’d like to offer him first refusal on the review. Please contact me for more details, if you have a moment. Best, Guy Riddihough, Senior Editor, Science.
Looking at the ttapress.com website, I cannot find a way to subscribe to your magazine! I live in California, and would much prefer to receive the print edition.
Is this even possible? If so, can you possibly supply the exact URL of the page where I would enter subscription information? None of the links in the blue column to the right seems to have anything to do with print subs.
Thanks!!!
–Jim Aikin
Ah, never mind. Found it! It’s up top, under “Our Shop.” You could put a Subscribe link under the Interzone area. Just a thought.
Interzone 214 will go on sale at Fictionwise on Monday, February 11th.
[…] for Colin Harvey and those of you who enjoyed “Far Horizon” in Interzone 214, here’s a chance to get a glimpse of Winfinity in the later days of its […]
Interzone 214 is now available at http://www.fictionwise.com/eBooks/eBook63753.htm
I have placed a subscription order under cartid 3985-20080214131020 but on trying to check current order status, I got an error. Could you please confirm it has gone through ok as I got a confirmation screen on placing the order
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Everything is fine, GJ.
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