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Cover art is by
Adam Tredowski
Stories:
Johnny and Emmie-Lou Get Married by Kim Lakin-Smith
illustrated by Warwick Fraser-Coombe
Unexpected Outcomes by Tim Pratt
Lady of the White-Spired City by Sarah L. Edwards
illustrated by Martin Bland
Microcosmos by Nina Allan
Ys by Aliette de Bodard
illustrated by Mark Pexton
Mother of Champions by Sean McMullen
illustrated by Anne Stone-Coyote
Features:
Editorial
the second edition of Paul Meloy's Islington Crocodiles, a free Black Static issue 10, improved overseas delivery…
Ansible Link by David Langford
news
Readers' Poll
results of the 2008 poll plus comments
Book Zone by Jim Steel and the team
book reviews including Cosmocopia by Paul Di Filippo & Jim Woodring (review and interview by Peter Loftus), Green by Jay Lake (review by Maureen Kincaid Speller), "It" Came From Outer Space by Christopher Priest (review by Duncan Lunan), Lavinia by Ursula Le Guin (review by Laurence Osborn), The Accord by Keith Brooke (review by David Mathew), The City and the City by China Miéville (review by Mike Cobley), Psychological Methods to Sell Should be Destroyed by Robert Freeman Wexler (review by Paul Kincaid), The Solaris Book of New Science Fiction Vol 3 + Subtle Edens + Premonitions: Causes For Alarm + Subterfuge + Future Bristol (anthology reviews by Andy Hedgecock)
Mutant Popcorn by Nick Lowe
film reviews including Watchmen, Push, Franklyn, Knowing
Laser Fodder by Tony Lee
DVD/Blu-ray reviews including War Inc, The Signal, Day the Earth Stood Still (2008), X-Men Trilogy, The Promise, The Spirit, Man From Earth, Alien Agent, Inkheart, Screamers 2, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, The Myth, Star Wreck, plus draws to win blu-rays of the X-Men Trilogy, The Promise and the 1951 Day the Earth Stood Still (will start a separate thread for the draws and also make a dedicated page in the IZ section of the website)
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Coming soon: Interzone 223 will be something of a Dominic Green special issue with three stories (illustrated by Daniel Bristow-Bailey), author introductions and in-depth interview (by Andy Hedgecock).