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News:

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
 
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
 
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
 
Asim 33 and 34 PDFS available now
Issues 33 and 34 of ASIM are now available for purchase, including the popular PDF versions of the mags. Priced [...] 29 April, 2008
 
Chris Bobridge joins ASIM!
Yes, the ASIM team has a new member. Christopher Bobridge recently signed on, little realising the crushing workload awaiting his [...] 10 April, 2008
 
Awards galore!
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine picked up a Ditmar for "Best Professional Acheivement" at Swancon over the Easter weekend. (The Ditmars [...] March 24, 2008
 
New batch of Specusphere reviews
Fellow Aussie SF site, The Specusphere, has posted a number of reviews recently. Click the links to read the reviews [...] March 8, 2008
 
ASIM is going to Swancon!
Swancon 2008 - the Australian Natcon - is on at the end of March, and several members of the ASIM [...] March 4, 2008
 
Paypal shopping cart
After a major overhaul of the ASIM website, you can now add multiple issues, backissues and subscriptions to your Paypal [...] March 1, 2008
 
The Jingle is back!
Our captain tooks his hands off the stick long enough to open the ASIM vault, and have we got a [...] February 20, 2008
 


Reviews:

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
 
Review of Flood
As with much of the best science fiction, Flood is built upon a foundation of real science. Stephen Baxter [...] 08 December, 2008
 
Review of Memoirs of a Master Forger
William Heaney. Do not buy a book from this man. Unless it's one he's written himself. Memoirs of a [...] 30 September, 2008
 
Review of City at the End of Time
Greg Bear's fiction tends towards the Big Idea. In City at the End of Time, the Big Idea is the [...] 12 August, 2008
 
The Darkest Kiss (Book 6 of the Riley Jenson series)
There is a danger with an ongoing series that the magic of the earlier books will wear thin; the combination [...] 12 August, 2008
 
Review of Infoquake
Infoquake is David Louis Edelman's debut novel, the first part of a trilogy revolving around the exploits of a singleminded [...] 12 August, 2008
 
Review of House of Suns
Alastair Reynolds is a prolific craftsman of stories which are probably best described as a cross between hard SF [...] 18 June, 2008
 
Review of The Steel Remains
Richard Morgan is best known as a writer of energetic, dark, thoughtfully violent near-future SF, typified by his explosive debut [...] 18 June, 2008
 
Review of Teranesia
Greg Egan has established a reputation as a hard SF writer par excellence, capable of vertigo-inducing far-future extrapolations that skirt [...] 16 May, 2008
 
Review of Black Man
Carl Marsalis is a twist, an unluck, a variant thirteen. Which is by way of saying that he's a ruthlessly [...] 16 May, 2008
 


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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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
 
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