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Editor:
Ernest Lilley
Associate Editor: Sharon Archer
Associate Editor, UK:
John Berlyne
Columinsts:
Daniel Dern, Iain Emsley, Steve Sawicki,
Asta Sinusas,
Steve Uribe
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Contents Page
Regular
Columns:
Editorial License
US
Books /
UK
Books
Can
Books /
Comics
DVD
/ Games
Events/Cons:
Feature Interview and Review:
Book Reviews:
Graphic Novel:
Zine:
SFMedia:
Film / TV
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Editorial License:
The Future is
still up ahead -
Someone once said that Science Fiction was just
Fantasy with nuts and bolts painted on...but if you look
at from the right point of view it's
all alternate history, even fantasy. Columns:
US Books -
UK Books:
John Berlyne's back on the job after gadding about
acting in Europe.
Canadian SF:
With two Canadian features this month, shouldn't you be paying more
attention to what goes on up north?
DamnAlien
DVD: Sawicki entertains us with
tales of good, bad and downright ugly DVDs.
Comics:
- Daniel Dern concedes that Science
Fiction and comics can go hand in hand.
SFTV: We're
working on an improved guide to SFTV.

Media: Die
Another Day - Brosnan's back in his fourth and Bond's 20th
film, and for once they've done something really
right.
Harry
Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Potter's
back again, and I think I'm actually starting to like the lad. Sharon
Archer wonders what took me so long in her review.
Firefly
- Firefly may be growing on me.
Despite the catty interchanges between the ship's Hooker with a heart of
gold pressed latinum and the issue laden captain, and the heavy-handed
borrowing from post civil war frontier America, it's starting to get
interesting.
Not Exactly Fiction: The Magical Worlds of The Lord of the
Rings
by David Colbert
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Star Wars Party Book
by Mikyla Bruder with photography by Frankie Frankeny /
The Action Hero's Handbook
by David Borgenicht and Joe Borgenicht
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Feature: Interview:
Jim Munroe
Review:
Everyone
in Silico
Review:
Angry Young Spaceman -
If you haven't read Jim Munroe, then you're missing one of Canada's most
interesting authors.
Feature: Interview:
Karl Schroeder
- Ern caught up with the talented Canadian author of Ventus
and Permanence at Readercon and they both had a lot to say.
Feature:
Charles
Sheffield Tribute - Sadly, Charles
Sheffield died early this month. A highly talented writer, a gracious gentleman, and
above all a witty raconteur, he will be missed by friends and fans alike.
Book Reviews: Fiction:
  
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