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• Title: The New York Review of Science Fiction, January 1995 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editors: Robert K. J. Killheffer , Donald G. Keller , David G. Hartwell
• Year: 1995-01-00
• Publisher: Dragon Press
• Price: $3.00
• Pages: 24
• Binding: quarto
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Title Reference: The New York Review of Science Fiction - 1995
• ISFDB Record Number: 61524
• Notes: Number Seventy-Seven
• Bibliographic Comments: Add new Publication comment (NYRSFJAN95)

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 1 • The Journey Through Sumatra • essay by Gwyneth Jones
• 1 •   Review: The Norton Book of Ghost Stories by Brad Leithauser • review by Michael Bishop
• 1 • A Larger Sky • essay by Michael Bishop
• 4 • Read This (NYRSF, January 1995) • essay by Kathleen Ann Goonan
• 5 •   Review: Seaward by Brad Leithauser • review by Michael Bishop
• 6 •   Review: Heavy Weather by Bruce Sterling • review by Michael M. Levy
• 7 •   Review: The Engines of God by Jack McDevitt • review by Paul Levinson
• 11 •   Review: Happy Policeman by Patricia Anthony • review by Howard V. Hendrix
• 12 • The Religious Visions of Philip K. Dick • essay by David G. Hartwell and Sarah Smith and Eric Van
• 14 • Read This (NYRSF, January 1995) • essay by Stephen Baxter
• 16 •   Review: A Fisherman of the Inland Sea by Ursula K. Le Guin • review by Darrell Schweitzer
• 17 • Post-Romantic Romance: Guy Gavriel Kay's "Tigana" and "A Song for Arbonne" • essay by Janeen Webb
• 17 •   Review: Tigana by Guy Gavriel Kay • review by Janeen Webb
• 17 •   Review: A Song for Arbonne by Guy Gavriel Kay • review by Janeen Webb
• 20 •   Review: The Voices of Heaven by Frederik Pohl • review by Paul Preuss
• 21 • Twelve Thoughts, Not All Equally Important, On Reading Maureen F. McHugh's "China Mountain Zhang" and "Half the Day Is Night" • essay by Michael Kandel
• 21 •   Review: China Mountain Zhang by Maureen F. McHugh • review by Michael Kanel
• 21 •   Review: Half the Day Is Night by Maureen F. McHugh • review by Michael Kandel
• 22 •   Review: Moving Mars by Greg Bear • review by Philip E. Smith
• 24 • (Not Necessarily) The Best Books of 1994 • essay by Kenneth L. Houghton and Robert K. J. Killheffer and David G. Hartwell and Gordon Van Gelder and Jenna Felice and Donald G. Keller

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