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Andromeda Spaceways Issue #42
Andromeda Spaceways does it again, with more award winners in another quality bumper issue. First off is Robert Shearman who won the 2008 World Fantasy Award. He's also responsible for writing the Doctor Who episode that brought those dastardly Time Lord hating Daleks back to our small screen! Plus we have Felicity Dowker, winner of 2009 Ditmar Best New Talent award.
How the hell do we do it, you say? Well, we really don't do that much. We just pick the best stories that arrive on our collective astro-boards (that is, the stories you send us) and stick them in the mag!
Apart from writers previously mentioned, the glorious stories in issue #42 come from Marcie Lynn Tentchoff, Caroline M Yoachim, Jason K Chapman, Dave Freer, Laura Goodin, Anna Kashina, Alex Kearney, Steven Saus, Ripley Patton, Dave Luckett, Simon Petrie, and Anna Tambour.
To top it off, these startling stories are complemented by the astounding artwork of Tom Godfrey, Rob Jan, and ASIM regular Lewis P. Morley.
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. What would you do without us?!
Fiction
Love Among The Lobelias . . . Rob Shearman
Over The Rim . . . Ripley Patton
Soldiers . . . Dave Lucket
The Name Thieves . . . Laura Goodin
The Hatchling . . . Anna Kashina
Dream (TM) . . . Simon Petrie
Pinked Djinn . . . Dave Freer
Inside Job . . . Jason K Chapman
The Good, The Bad, And The Donkey . . . Alex Kearney
Celebrity Skin . . . Felicity Dowker
The Arms Of Love And Death . . . Anna Tambour
Pageant Girls . . . Caroline M Yoachim
Poetry
Steak . . . Steven Saus
An Open Letter Circulated Across The Web . . . Marcie Lynn Tentchof
Special Features
Tribute to Douglas Adams . . . Robert Jan
Parasitic Worms Of The Living Dead . . . J W Schnarr
Regular Features
Contributor biographies
Acknowledgements
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Because not enough humorous SF & Fantasy gets into print
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Because first-time authors have a hell of a time getting into print
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News:
ASIM issue 41 released
ASIM Publishes Legends of SF
Here at Andromeda Spaceways we always strive to bring you the best. So for issue 41 we've brought you not one or two, but three of the best innovative spec-fic writers in the business. We have dazzling new fiction from SF legends Brian Stableford (yes, that's right, that Brian Stableford), Paul Di Filippo, and Australia's own Damien Broderick. These guys have well over 100 years of writing experience between them!
Want more of the best? How about sparkling new writing from award-winners Grant Stone (Sir Julies Vogel Award), and Felicity Pulman (Katherine Susannah Pritchard Award)? Plus we've also got stunning stories from Australian SF stalwart Stephen Dedman, Thoraiya Dyer, Katherine Jennings, Jessica Kaiser, Dave Luckett, and Karin Maric, complemented by the brilliant art of Paul Airhart.
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine, when only the best will [...] 22 October, 2009
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ASIM 40 released
Wow, 40 issues of Andromeda Spaceways! I remember the original meetings long before issue 1 hit the streets, and I [...] 15 September, 2009
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Issue 39 is out!
Issue 39 is out, and is available now for immediate order/download. Visit the Issue 39 page for the table of [...] 21 July, 2009
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New crew!
If you check the crew page you'll discover ASIM has a bunch of new crew members, and I'll be adding [...] 18 June, 2009
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ASIM 39 is out!
As soon as the mailout is done I'll add an order page and purchase links for the latest [...] 18 June, 2009
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Issue 38 print and PDF versions now available
Available now for immediate order/download. Visit the Issue 38 page for table of contents and purchase [...] 10 April, 2009
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ASIM 38 posted
Issue 38 has arrived from the printers, and the mailout is complete. The PDF version will be online [...] 18 February, 2009
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Issue 37 PDF and Print versions released
Available now for immediate order/download. Visit the Issue 37 page for table of contents and purchase [...] 15 November, 2008
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ASIM 36 PDF & Print released
Available now for immediate order/download. Visit the Issue 36 page for table of contents and purchase [...] 05 September, 2008
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Asim 35 released
Another destination reached, not too many lives lost.
Andromeda Spaceways, specialists in intergalactic passenger misplacement, pioneers of rude interstellar inflight [...] 15 June, 2008
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Reviews:
Review of Market Forces by Richard Morgan
Richard Morgan is a British SF/fantasy author whose work is tight, thoughtful, and frequently violent. Market Forces, [...] 20 May, 2009
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Review of Broken Angels and Woken Furies
There's a rule of thumb I've read of, to the effect that in a novel the writer [...] 20 May, 2009
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Review of Modern Magic by Anne Cordwainer
Modern Magic is a novel made up of a series of interwoven short stories set in modern America. Together, the [...] 20 April, 2009
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Review of The Digital Plague by Jeff Somers
Set in a brave new world plagued with doubt, not too far from our own, Avery Cates struggles to be [...] 20 April, 2009
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Review of Black Oil by David Conyers
Africa is dying. Fresh water is scarce on a planet ravaged by pollution as amputee Joseph Nuwangi tests his luck [...] 15 April, 2009
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The Company of the Dead by David Kowalski
Sometimes - oh so rarely - a new writer enters the scene with a novel so strong [...] 22 February, 2009
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Avalon and The Matrix
Introduction
I will be exploring the idea that recent cinema seems obsessed with the paranoid [...] .. 22 February, 2009
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Dr Whom or ET Shoots and Leaves The Zero Tolerance Approach to Parodication by A.R.R.R. Roberts
That full title is a mouthful, isn't it? And if the author's name looks familiar, well, it's [...] 22 February, 2009
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Blood Ties, Book One of The Castings Trilogy by Pamela Freeman
Pamela Freeman has established a name for herself as a children's author, though Blood Ties is her [...] 19 February, 2009
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Another review of Brasyl
It's 2006 and Marcelina Hoffman is trying to produce a television show about the most important football (soccer, for the [...] 08 December, 2008
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Interviews:
Interview with Greg Bear
Greg Bear has a reputation as one of the leading extant American science fiction writers, with a career spanning over [...] 30 September, 2008
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Interview with Richard Morgan
Richard Morgan is one of Britain's leading speculative fiction writers. He's penned five volumes of futuristic, razor-sharp, character-driven SF thrillers [...] 30 September, 2008
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Interview with Lara Morgan
Lara Morgan is the author of Awakening, The Twins of Saranthium Book One published by Pan Macmillan's Tor imprint on [...] 01 September, 2008
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Interview with Douglas A Van Belle
Doug Van Belle has appeared thrice in ASIM's pages, with the stories 'A Small Blue Planet for the Pleasantly Insane', [...] 09 July, 2008
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Interview with Alma Alexander
ALMA ALEXANDER is a novelist whose work has appeared in thirteen languages and more than 20 countries worldwide. Her international [...] March 3, 2008
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Interview with Jim C. Hines
Readers have dubbed Jim C. Hines the Goblin King. His third novel Goblin War has just been released in the [...] March 2, 2008
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Interview with Maria V. Snyder
Maria V. Snyder changed careers in 1995 from being a Meteorologist to a Novelist when she began working on her [...] March 2, 2008
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Interview with Mike Brotherton
Mike Brotherton is a hard science fiction writer publishing novels with Tor. His latest, Spider Star, is being released on [...] March 2, 2008
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Interview with Robin Hobb
Worlds Apart: speaking with Robin Hobb (and Megan Lindholm)
ASIM: Hi Robin, thank you for speaking with us. I began [...] February 18, 2008
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Interview with Barbara Hambly
Firstly,
the standard opening question: what attracted you to writing? All
your bios say you began reading fantasy with The Wizard of [...] December 25, 2005
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