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• 3 • No Longer in Print • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 3 • Sproing!!! • non-genre • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 4 • Hack! Hack! • non-genre • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 4 • Has Anything Good Happened Recently? • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 6 • Especially Missed • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 7 • Genre Barriers Work Both Ways: The Nova Mob Talk That Nearly Never Was • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 8 •   Review: Vampires in the Lemon Grove: Stories by Karen Russell • review by Colin Steele
• 13 • Appendix: Why Bother with Genre at All? • [I Must Be Talking to My Friends] • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 16 • A Life with Books: An Interview with Graham Stone • interview of Graham Stone • interview by James Doig
• 19 • Graham Stone Special Issue of Mumblings from Munchkinland • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 20 • Spotlight on J. M. Walsh • essay by Kim Huett
• 24 • The Reality of Enchantment: Three Recent Novels of Graham Joyce • essay by Bruce Gillespie
• 31 • On Graham Joyce: The Young Adult Novels and More • essay by Tony Thomas
• 36 •   Review: Science Fiction by Mark Bould • review by Colin Steele
• 36 •   Review: Some Remarks: Essays and Other Writing by Neal Stephenson • review by Colin Steele
• 37 •   Review: Extreme Metaphors: Selected Interviews with J. G. Ballard, 1967-2008 by Dan O'Hara and Simon Sellars • review by Colin Steele
• 37 •   Review: The Annotated Frankenstein by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley • review by Colin Steele
• 37 •   Review: Reflections: On the Magic of Writing by Diana Wynne Jones • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: The Lands of Ice and Fire by George R. R. Martin • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: J. R. R. Tolkien: The Making of a Legend by Colin Duriez • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: The Power of Tolkien's Prose: Middle-Earth's Magical Style by Steve Walker • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: The Hobbits: The Many Lives of Bilbo, Frodo, Sam, Merry and Pippin by Lynnette Porter • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: There and Back Again: J. R. R. Tolkien and the Origins of The Hobbit by Mark Atherton • review by Colin Steele
• 38 •   Review: The Ashgate Research Companion to Monsters and the Monstrous by Peter J. Dendle and Asa Simon Mittman • review by Colin Steele
• 39 •   Review: Gothicka: Vampire Heroes, Human Gods, and the New Supernatural by Victoria Nelson • review by Colin Steele
• 39 •   Review: They Suck, They Bite, They Eat, They Kill by Joni Richards Bodart • review by Colin Steele
• 39 • Review of the periodical GriffithREVIEW #42 – Once Upon a Time in Oz by Julianne Schultz and Carmel Bird • essay by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: The Irresistible Fairy Tale: The Cultural and Social History of a Genre by Jack Zipes • review by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horror by Jason Zinoman • review by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: British Trash Cinema by I. Q. Hunter • review by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: 100 Science Fiction Films by Barry Keith Grant • review by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: British Gothic Cinema by Barry Forshaw • review by Colin Steele
• 40 •   Review: Inside HBO's Game of Thrones by Bryan Cogman • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: True Blood: Investigating Vampires and Southern Gothic by Brigid Cherry • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Star Trek: The Visual Dictionary by uncredited • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Inside the Tardis: The Worlds of Doctor Who by James Chapman • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Behind the Sofa: Celebrity Memories of Doctor Who by Steve Berry (UK) • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Doctor Who: The Vault by Marcus Hearn • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Doctor Who: The Doctor's Lives and Times by James Goss and Steve Tribe • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: New Dimensions of Doctor Who: Adventures in Space, Time and Television by Matt Hills • review by Colin Steele
• 41 •   Review: Who Is Who? The Philosophy of Doctor Who by Kevin S. Decker • review by Colin Steele
• 42 •   Review: The Doctor's Monsters: Meanings of the Monstrous in Doctor Who by Graham Sleight • review by Colin Steele
• 42 •   Review: The Uninvited by Liz Jensen • review by Colin Steele
• 43 •   Review: The Testament of Jessie Lamb by Jane Rogers • review by Colin Steele
• 43 •   Review: The Hydrogen Sonata by Iain M. Banks • review by Colin Steele
• 43 •   Review: Great North Road by Peter F. Hamilton • review by Colin Steele
• 43 •   Review: The Adjacent by Christopher Priest • review by Colin Steele
• 44 •   Review: Jack Glass by Adam Roberts • review by Colin Steele
• 44 •   Review: Harvest of Time by Alastair Reynolds • review by Colin Steele
• 44 •   Review: 2121: A Tale from the Next Century by Susan Greenfield • review by Colin Steele
• 45 •   Review: The Best of All Possible Worlds by Karen Lord • review by Colin Steele
• 45 •   Review: On the Steel Breeze by Alastair Reynolds • review by Colin Steele
• 45 •   Review: The Mammoth Book of Time Travel SF by Mike Ashley • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: The Dog Stars by Peter Heller • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: The Raven's Gift by Don Rearden • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: Wool by Hugh Howey • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: Dust by Hugh Howey • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: The Humans by Matt Haig • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: Shaman by Kim Stanley Robinson • review by Colin Steele
• 46 •   Review: The Hunt for Pierre Jnr by David M. Henley • review by Colin Steele
• 47 •   Review: Triggers by Robert J. Sawyer • review by Colin Steele
• 47 •   Review: The Woman Who Died a Lot by Jasper Fforde • review by Colin Steele
• 47 •   Review: Communion Town by Sam Thompson • review by Colin Steele
• 48 •   Review: Red Country by Joe Abercrombie • review by Colin Steele
• 48 •   Review: Grimm Tales for Young and Old by Philip Pullman • review by Colin Steele
• 48 •   Review: Boneland by Alan Garner • review by Colin Steele
• 49 •   Review: The City by Stella Gemmell • review by Colin Steele
• 49 •   Review: The Fall of Arthur by J. R. R. Tolkien • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: The Year of the Ladybird by Graham Joyce • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: Blood Song by Anthony Ryan • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: The Long War by Stephen Baxter and Terry Pratchett • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: Whispers Under Ground by Ben Aaronovitch • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan • review by Colin Steele
• 50 •   Review: Vampires in the Lemon Grove by Karen Russell • review by Colin Steele
• 51 •   Review: Magician's End by Raymond E. Feist • review by Colin Steele
• 51 •   Review: Alif the Unseen by G. Willow Wilson • review by Colin Steele
• 51 •   Review: A Memory of Light by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: Obsidian and Blood by Aliette de Bodard • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: Throne of the Crescent Moon by Saladin Ahmed • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: The Year's Best Australian Fantasy and Horror 2011 by Liz Grzyb and Talie Helene • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: Dreaming of Zhou Gong by Traci Harding • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: Winter Be My Shield by Jo Spurrier • review by Colin Steele
• 52 •   Review: The Shadow's Heir by K. J. Taylor • review by Colin Steele
• 53 •   Review: Stormdancer by Jay Kristoff • review by Colin Steele
• 53 •   Review: Vengeance by Ian Irvine • review by Colin Steele
• 53 •   Review: Rebellion by Ian Irvine • review by Colin Steele
• 53 •   Review: Among Others by Jo Walton • review by Colin Steele
• 53 • Review of nongenre The Iron King by Maurice Druon • essay by Colin Steele
• 54 •   Review: The House of Rumour by Jake Arnott • review by Colin Steele
• 54 •   Review: Dominion by C. J. Sansom • review by Colin Steele
• 54 •   Review: Osama by Lavie Tidhar • review by Colin Steele
• 54 •   Review: The Emperor of All Things by Paul Witcover • review by Colin Steele
• 54 •   Review: Wolfhound Century by Peter Higgins • review by Colin Steele
• 55 •   Review: Plan D by Simon Urban • review by Colin Steele
• 55 •   Review: The Windsor Faction by D. J. Taylor • review by Colin Steele
• 55 •   Review: The Quickening by Julie Myerson • review by Colin Steele
• 56 •   Review: The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror 23 by Stephen Jones • review by Colin Steele
• 56 •   Review: Reviver by Seth Patrick • review by Colin Steele
• 56 •   Review: The String Diaries by Stephen Lloyd Jones • review by Colin Steele
• 56 •   Review: Black Sheep by Susan Hill • review by Colin Steele
• 56 • Review of the non-genre historical novel The Collector of Lost Things by Jeremy Page • essay by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: The Accursed by Joyce Carol Oates • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: The Demonologist by Andrew Pyper • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: NOS4R2 by Joe Hill • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: The Abominable by Dan Simmons • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: Parasite by Mira Grant • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: Let the Old Dreams Die by John Ajvide Lindqvist • review by Colin Steele
• 57 •   Review: Time Between Us by Tamara Ireland Stone • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: ACID by Emma Pass • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: Scarlet in the Snow by Sophie Masson • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: The Screaming Staircase by Jonathan Stroud • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: Fortunately, the Milk by Neil Gaiman • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: Steampunk: H. G. Wells by H. G. Wells • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: Raven Girl by Audrey Niffenegger • review by Colin Steele
• 58 •   Review: Memory Palace by Hari Kunzru • review by Colin Steele
• 59 • How I Both Wrote and Did Not Write a Horror Novel Called The Typing: An Author's Afterword, Thirty Years On • (2014) • essay by Michael Bishop
• 63 •   Review: Precious Artifacts: A Philip K. Dick Bibliography by David Hyde and Henri Wintz • review by Guy Salvidge
• 65 •   Review: The Man Whose Teeth Were All Exactly Alike by Philip K. Dick • review by Guy Salvidge
• 65 •   Review: Dead Sea Fruit by Kaaron Warren • review by Guy Salvidge
• 66 •   Review: The Last Days of Kali Yuga by Paul Haines • review by Guy Salvidge
• 68 •   Review: The Girl with No Hands (and Other Tales) by Angela Slatter • review by Guy Salvidge
• 69 •   Review: Epilogue by Tehani Wessely • review by Guy Salvidge
• 70 •   Review: Love in Vain by Lewis Shiner • review by Guy Salvidge
• 71 • Lavinia Disempowered • essay by Gillian Polack
• 72 • Big Fat Fantasies and Us: A Look at Chris Wooding's 'Braided Path' • essay by Gillian Polack