Justin T. O'Conor Sloane;Jean-Paul L. Garnier;Daniel Pomarède
Synopsis "Galaxy. Science Fiction #264"
Dear Sciencefictionauts:
Starship Sloane Publishing is pleased to present the newest issue of Galaxy magazine!
Weighing in at 198 pages of science fiction spectacularity and sporting cover art by Marianne Plumridge, Galaxy Science Fiction #264 is the biggest issue ever published in the magazine's history!
Blending a deep appreciation for classic science fiction with its new horizons, this issue is brimming with stories, interviews and art from luminaries of SF and the fresh talent that is now defining the global SF landscape. We think you'll agree that issue #264 is pure gold from cover to cover: check it out and strike it rich like a science fiction 49er!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FROM THE EDITORS: Justin T. O'Conor Sloane, Editor-in-Chief Jean-Paul L. Garnier, Deputy EIC
COSMOGRAPY CENTRAL: "A Three-Dimensional Chessboard Universe," Dr. Daniel Pomarède, Science Editor
THE SF EXCERPT MACHINE: from Burning Man: Book 2 of the Time Ranger Series, K. Pimpinella from The Man Without a Planet, David Gerrold
ART: Broken Sky, Marianne Plumridge Front cover Batmacumba Etoile, Paulo Sayeg Litho, Paulo Sayeg Power, Paulo Sayeg Electric Radiance, Paulo Sayeg Touro, Paulo Sayeg Eagle X, Paulo Sayeg Space #2, Louis Blue Cloud Winged, Paulo Sayeg Space #3, Louis Blue Cloud Afinal, Paulo Sayeg Omulu, Paulo Sayeg Illustração Livro Vampiros, Paulo Sayeg Caete, Paulo Sayeg Blue Rift, Louis Blue Cloud Buchos, Paulo Sayeg Oceans of Mars, Richard Grieco Intro, Ronan Cahill Space #1, Louis Blue Cloud Netuno, Paulo Sayeg Tango, Paulo Sayeg Medusa, Paulo Sayeg Psychedelic Self-Portrait, Louis Blue Cloud SP, Paulo Sayeg They're Always Watching Me, No. 17, Dave Vescio Baixinho Violento e Armada, Paulo Sayeg Nau, Paulo Sayeg Xangô, Paulo Sayeg Anonymous A-99, Paulo Sayeg Chrysalis, Nigel Suckling Jolly Little Goat Man, Paulo Sayeg Astral, Paulo Sayeg Back cover
FICTION: "43 Seconds," K. Pimpinella "Restoration," Eliane Boey "Changing," Grant Carrington "The Iron Star," Robert Silverberg "Joseph, Comforting," Dave Creek "Misplaced Children," John Shirley "Senseless," Michael Butterworth "YesterNowMorrow and Other Myths," Robert Jeschonek "The Stars Must Wait," Carmelo Rafalà "Elinor," Zdravka Evtimova "Sweet Sixteen," Gustavo Bondoni "Meeting Violet Mae," Joshua St. Claire
POETRY: "Ballad for a Falling Star," Patricia Furstenberg "The Long Way Round," A J Dalton "A Fine Frenzy," Alison Jennings "Interstellar Cento," Dagne Forrest "A Field Guide for Spotting Leucistic Singularities," Carla Stein "The Origins of Space and Time," Hunter Liguore "Descent to Ganymede," Irina Moga "Freely Given," Kimberly Kuchar "Mars Explorers," F. J. Bergmann "To Proceed to this Poem, Watch an Ad," Jill Trade "Fashion finds the astronauts," PS Cottier "Sequence," Pippa Phillips "Filaments," Brian LeBansky "Poem of Stones," Zdravka Evtimova "Three Tanka," Wendy Van Camp
BOOK REVIEW: "A Woman of Mars: The Poems of an Early Homesteader by Helen Patrice," Marianne Plumridge
INTERVIEWS: "An Interview with David Gerrold," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane "An Interview with Pedro Iniguez," Jean-Paul L. Garnier "An Interview with Michael Butterworth," Jean-Paul L. Garnier "An Interview with Gail Jamieson," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane "An Interview with Renan Bernardo," Jean-Paul L. Garnier "An Interview with Nigel Suckling," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane
FROM THE ARCHIVES: "What is POSAT?" Phyllis Sterling Smith, ill. Edmund Alexander Emshwiller
EDITOR'S EXTRAS: "Starman Lumino," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane "Captain Pennwraigth's Folly," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane "The Seamstress," Justin T. O'Conor Sloane
