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• 3 • Editorial (Foundation #65) • essay by Edward James
• 6 • The Time Machine and Wells's Social Trajectory • essay by John Huntington
• 16 • The Time Traveller's Utopian Books and his Reading of the Future • essay by Stephen Derry
• 24 • Time Before and After The Time Machine • essay by William Moy Russell [as by W. M. S. Russell]
• 41 • Further Visions: Sequels to The Time Machine • essay by Stephen Baxter
• 50 • What Makes We a Science Fiction Classic? What Makes a Classic? • essay by Eric S. Rabkin
• 61 • Flesh and Metal: Marriage and Female Emancipation in the Science Fiction of Wei Yahua • essay by Jonathan Clements
• 81 • "Are you a Fucking Mutant?": Total Recall's Fantastic Hesitations • essay by R. J. Ellis
• 98 •  Letter (Foundation #65) • essay by Stephen R. L. Clark
• 99 •  Letter (Foundation #65) • essay by John D. Rickett
• 100 •  Letter (Foundation #65) • essay by Alan Myers
• 100 •  Letter (Foundation #65) • essay by Matthew Spencer
• 102 •  Letter (Foundation #65) • essay by Marcus L. Rowland
• 103 •   Review: HG: The History of Mr Wells by Michael Foot • review by Stephen Baxter
• 103 •   Review: Shadows of the Future: H.G. Wells, Science Fiction and Prophecy by Patrick Parrinder • review by Stephen Baxter
• 109 •   Review: The Time Ships by Stephen Baxter • review by Jack Cohen
• 115 •   Review: Alien Influences by Kristine Kathryn Rusch • review by Gwyneth Jones
• 120 •   Review: Idlewild or Everything Is Subject to Change by Mark Lawson • review by Kim Newman
• 123 •   Review: Olaf Stapledon: Speaking for the Future by Robert Crossley • review by Paul Marrow
• 125 •   Review: La Science-fiction française au XXe Siècle (1900-1968). Essai de socio-poétique d'un genre en émergence by Jean-Marc Gouanvic • review by David Seed
• 126 •   Review: Necroville by Ian McDonald • review by Neal Tringham