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Richard Gess, "Notes on Hypertext: One Artist's State, 1992- 1994". . . . . . . page 1Charles Platt, "Why Hypertext Doesn't Really Work". . . page 1
NESFA Press full-page ad. . . . . . page 2
David Zindell Read This. . . . . . .page 4
Don Webb, "The Future Book". . . . .page 5
Ray Davis on Wendy Walker's The Secret Service. . . page 6
Brian Stableford, "The Last Chocolate Bar and the Majesty of Truth: Reflections on the Concept of `Hardness' in Science Fiction (pt. 2)". . . . . . . .page 10
Ellen Datlow Read This. . . . . . . page 12
Joseph Milicia on Lisa Goldstein's Summer King, Winter Fool.page 16
Fred Chappell on Jack Cady's Inagehi and The Sons of Noah and Other Stories. . . . . . page 17
Brian Aldiss Read This ("Why Read This?"). . . .page 18
James Patrick Kelly "Brief Encounters: The Magazine Review: Asimov's SF, November 1994. . . . .page 19
Brian W. Aldiss L.O.C. on Anger and Death. . . .page 21
Jim Trombetta L.O.C. on Philip K. Dick. . . . . page 21
Scott Baker L.O.C. on Stuart Moulthrop. . . . . page 21
Catherine Mintz L.O.C. on electronic fiction. . page 21
Mark W. Tiedemann L.O.C. on "The Cold Equations". . page 22
Marc Laidlaw L.O.C. on Rob Latham review. . . . page 22
L. W. Currey quarter-page ad. . . . page 22
Editorial: "Of Cabbages and Kings". . . . . page 24