• Publication: Bull Spec, Spring 2011Publication Record # 350505 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Samuel Montgomery-Blinn
• Date: 2011-04-00
• Publisher: Bull Spec
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• Pages: 64
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• Type: MAGAZINE
• Cover: Bull Spec, Spring 2011 by Richard Case
• Notes: Issue #5. PDF format. A print version is available with a cover price of $8.00.

Fiction and Essays (view Full Listing)

• 4 • Cael's Continuum • short story by Preston Grassmann
• 6 • Bother • short story by Rebecca Gomez Farrell
• 10 • Hell's Lottery • short story by Tim Pratt
• 14 • The Coffeemaker's Passion • short story by Cat Rambo
• 16 • Mortal Passage • (2004) • short story by Roger Williams
• 26 • Absinthe Fish • short story by M. David Blake
• 29 • The Messengers • short story by Benjamin Paul
• 30 • A Local Game Design Fiasco • interview of Jason Morningstar and Steve Segedy • interview by Samuel Montgomery-Blinn
• 31 • The Long Lives of Heroes (Part 1 of 4) • serial by Jason Strutz and Jeremy Whitley
• 35 • Algorithms Alight: An Interview with Hannu Rajaniemi • interview of Hannu Rajaniemi • interview by Preston Grassmann
• 38 • Life on Mars • interview of Jonathan Strahan • interview by Samuel Montgomery-Blinn
• 43 • David's Journal • interview of David Halperin • interview by Richard E. Dansky [as by Richard Dansky]
• 48 • Queen of the Winter Kingdoms: Gail Z. Martin • interview of Gail Z. Martin • interview by Samuel Montgomery-Blinn
• 50 • The Clockwork Pen: Reviews by Joseph Giddings • essay by Joseph Giddings
• 58 • Atomic Ants • essay by Daniel M. Kimmel
• 60 • The Dirty Vampire, A Recipe • poem by Alexandra Seidel
• 60 • Snake Eyes • poem by Nathaniel Lee
• 60 • Seeing Red • poem by Russ Bain
• 61 • Basilosaurus • poem by Carol Allen
• 61 • and now the tide recedes • poem by Kaolin Fire
• 61 • Kyrielle for a Cloned Baby • poem by Lisa M. Bradley
• 62 • Editorial: There's Something Happening Here • essay by Samuel Montgomery-Blinn