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• Title: Jim Baen's Universe, August 2006 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editors: Eric Flint
• Year: 2006-08-00
• Catalog ID: #1932093002
• Publisher: Baen
• Price: $6.00
• Binding: ebook
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Title Reference: Jim Baen's Universe - 2006
• Cover: David Mattingly
• ISFDB Record Number: 236037
• Notes: Vol 1 Num 2. Data entered from HTML version. The Macaulay speeches are included in the "McCauley On Copyright" essay by Flint. Macaulay's name is misspelled in the title of the essay but credited correctly in the body of the essay. The material was first published as "Prime Palaver #4: Macaulay on copyright law" on the Baen Free Library website.
• Bibliographic Comments: Add new Publication comment (JBNVRSEAUG2006)

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 1 • Treasure in the Sand • shortstory by Kevin J. Anderson and Brian Herbert
• 1 •  Treasure in the Sand • interior artwork by Phil Renne
• 2 • Dog Soldier • shortstory by Garth Nix
• 2 •  Dog Soldier • interior artwork by Liz Clarke
• 3 • When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth • novelette by Cory Doctorow
• 3 •  When Sysadmins Ruled the Earth • interior artwork by Rob Dumuhosky
• 4 • The Ruby Dice • [Skolian Short Fiction • 11] • novella by Catherine Asaro
• 4 •  The Ruby Dice • interior artwork by Phil Renne
• 5 • Sisters of Sarronnyn: Sisters of Westwind • novelette by L. E. Modesitt, Jr.
• 5 •  Sisters of Sarronnyn: Sisters of Westwind • interior artwork by Kevin Wasden
• 6 • As Black As Hell • [Lucy] • novelette by John Lambshead
• 6 •  As Black As Hell • interior artwork by David Daniel
• 7 • For Blue Sky • [Elfhome / Steel City] • shortstory by Wen Spencer
• 7 •  For Blue Sky • interior artwork by Jeremey Mohler and Tom Scholes
• 8 • What Sleeps in the Shallows Belongs to the Depths • shortstory by Julie E. Czerneda [as by Julie Czerneda ]
• 8 •  What Sleeps in the Shallows Belongs to the Depths • interior artwork by Kevin Wasden
• 9 • Benny Comes Home • novelette by Esther M. Friesner [as by Esther Friesner ]
• 9 •  Benny Comes Home • interior artwork by Apis Teicher
• 10 •  Lulu • interior artwork by Rita Reed
• 10 • Lulu • (1957) • novelette by Clifford D. Simak [as by Clifford Simak ]
• 11 • Pollock and the Porroh Man • (1895) • shortstory by H. G. Wells
• 11 •  Pollock and The Porroh Man • interior artwork by Paul Campbell
• 12 • The Ancient Ones, Episode 2 • [The Ancient Ones] • shortstory by David Brin
• 12 •  The Ancient Ones, Episode 2 • interior artwork by Rob Dumuhosky
• 13 • Travails with Momma, Part 2 • novelette by John Ringo
• 13 •  Travails with Momma, Part 2 • interior artwork by Jennifer Miller
• 14 • Fish Story, Episode 2 • [Fish Story • 2] • shortstory by Dave Freer and Eric Flint and Andrew Dennis
• 14 •  Fish Story, Episode 2 • interior artwork by Barb Jernigan
• 15 • Decaf and Spaceship, to Go • shortstory by Katherine Sanger
• 15 •  Decaf and Spaceship, To Go • interior artwork by Barb Jernigan
• 16 • Technical Exchange • shortstory by Kevin N. Haw [as by Kevin Haw ]
• 16 •  Technical Exchange • interior artwork by David Maier
• 17 • Medic! • shortstory by William Ledbetter
• 17 •  Medic! • interior artwork by Laura Givens
• 18 • The Best Plaid Lans • shortstory by Loren K. Jones
• 18 •  The Best Plaid Lans • interior artwork by Nathan Rosario
• 19 • Supercargo • shortstory by M. T. Reiten
• 19 •  Supercargo • interior artwork by John Ward
• 20 • Jim Baen (Obituary) • (2006) • essay by David Drake
• 21 • A Personal Remembrance of Jim Baen • essay by John Lambshead
• 22 • Robowar • shortstory by Gregory Benford
• 22 •  Robowar • interior artwork by Laura Givens
• 24 • The Editor's Page August 2006 • essay by Eric Flint
• 25 • Copyright: What Are The Proper Terms For The Debate? • essay by Eric Flint
• 26 • McCauley On Copyright • (2001) • essay by Eric Flint
• 26 • A Speech Delivered in the House of Commons on the 5th of February 1841 • (1841) • essay by Thomas Babington Macaulay
• 26 • A Speech Delivered in a Committee of the House of Commons on the 6th of April 1842 • (1842) • essay by Thomas Babington Macaulay
• 27 • The Fifth Information Age • essay by Michael Hart

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