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Brian Stableford, "Discotheque for the Devil's Party: Black Metal, Pagan Rock, and the Tradition of Literary Satanism (pt. 1)". . . . . . . .page 1F. Brett Cox, "Epiphanies of the Mind and Heart: John Kessel's Meeting in Infinity and Bruce Sterling's Globalhead". .page 1
NYRSF full-page ad. . . . . . . page 2
Gene Wolfe, "A Critic at the Crossroads: Gregory Feeley's 'How Far to th' End of the World?'". . . . .page 6
Leland Neville on Richard Powers's Galatea 2.2. . . page 7
William Browning Spencer Read This. . . . . page 10
Allen Steele, "SF vs. The Thing (pt. 2)". . . . page 13
David Langford, "Secrets of Onomatopoeia!". . . page 14
Brian Aldiss, "All Those Big Machines: The Theme SF Does Not Discuss". . . . . . . .page 16
NYRSF Readings at Dixon Place 1/6th page ad. . .page 17
L. W. Currey one-third page ad. . . . . page 18
Earl Wells on Gardner Dozois's (ed.) Modern Classic Short Novels of Science Fiction. . . . . . .page 19
David Alexander Smith on Roger MacBride Allen's Isaac Asimov's Caliban and Isaac Asimov's Inferno. . . . .page 20
Jim Trombetta on Katherine Kerr and Martin H. Greenberg's (eds.) Weird Tales From Shakespeare. . . . . .page 22
Ursula K. Le Guin L.O.C. on John Norman. . . . .page 23
Lisa Goldstein L.O.C. . . . . . page 23
Editorial: "As the World of SF Turns". . . . . .page 24