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• 4 • Interface (Interzone #62) • [Editorial (Interzone)] • essay by David Pringle
• 4 • Interaction (Interzone #62) • [Interaction (Interzone)] • essay by The Readers
• 6 • Blue Clay Blues • novelette by Gwyneth Jones
• 6 •  Blue Clay Blues • interior artwork by Tony Roberts (artist)
• 11 •  Blue Clay Blues [2] • interior artwork by Tony Roberts (artist)
• 15 •  Blue Clay Blues [3] • interior artwork by Tony Roberts (artist)
• 17 • Softly - As in an Evening Sunrise • short fiction by Brian W. Aldiss
• 19 •  Softly - As in an Evening Sunrise • interior artwork by Bernard Sigaud
• 21 •  Softly - As in an Evening Sunrise [2] • interior artwork by Bernard Sigaud
• 24 • The Mystique of Landscape • interview of Garry Kilworth • interview by Gwyneth Jones
• 29 • Are There Any Questions? • short story by Terry Bisson
• 31 • Children of a Greater God • [Elite (computer games)] • short story by Julian Flood
• 35 • Tube Corn (Interzone #62) • essay by Wendy Bradley
• 36 • In the Manner of Trees • short story by Stephen Baxter
• 40 • Quiddity Wars • short fiction by Barrington J. Bayley
• 41 •  Quiddity Wars • interior artwork by Paul Mumford
• 43 •  Quiddity Wars [2] • interior artwork by Paul Mumford
• 45 • Strange Notions • interview of Michael Swanwick • interview by Stan Nicholls
• 48 • Why Is Science Fiction? • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 50 • Mothmusic • short story by Sarah Ash
• 50 •  Mothmusic • interior artwork by Martin McKenna
• 55 •  Mothmusic [2] • interior artwork by Martin McKenna
• 57 • Ansible Link (Interzone #62) • [Ansible Link] • essay by David Langford
• 59 • The Puppet Dark • essay by John Clute
• 59 •   Review: Dark Sky Legion: An Ahrimanic Novel by William Barton • review by John Clute
• 60 •   Review: Wolf Flow by K. W. Jeter • review by John Clute
• 60 •   Review: The Stones of Muncaster Cathedral by Robert Westall • review by John Clute
• 60 • The Past is an Alien Country • essay by Mary Gentle
• 60 •   Review: Doomsday Book by Connie Willis • review by Mary Gentle
• 61 •   Review: Count Geiger's Blues by Michael Bishop • review by Mary Gentle
• 61 •   Review: Jack the Bodiless by Julian May • review by Mary Gentle
• 62 •   Review: The Dedalus Book of Femmes Fatales by Brian Stableford • review by Mary Gentle
• 62 • Awful Warnings and Alma Sedgewick • essay by Stephen Baxter
• 62 •   Review: Hot Head by Simon Ings • review by Stephen Baxter
• 63 • Horses for Courses • essay by Wendy Bradley
• 63 •   Review: The Giant of Inishkerry by Sheila Gilluly • review by Wendy Bradley
• 63 •   Review: Spell of Fate by Mayer Alan Brenner • review by Wendy Bradley
• 63 •   Review: The Towers of the Sunset by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. • review by Wendy Bradley
• 63 •   Review: Magic's Pawn by Mercedes Lackey • review by Wendy Bradley
• 63 •   Review: M.Y.T.H. Inc. in Action by Robert Asprin • review by Wendy Bradley
• 64 •   Review: Gypsy by Steven Brust and Megan Lindholm • review by Wendy Bradley
• 64 • Murky Fable • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 64 •   Review: Plainsong by Deborah Grabien • review by Chris Gilmore
• 64 • Somewhere Elses • essay by Neil Jones
• 64 •   Review: Alternate Presidents by Mike Resnick • review by Neil Jones
• 65 •   Review: Chimeras by Christopher Evans • review by Neil Jones
• 65 • A Hardcover Magazine • essay by Neil Jones and Neil McIntosh
• 65 •   Review: The Best of Pulphouse by Kristine Kathryn Rusch • review by Neil Jones and Neil McIntosh
• 66 • Small Horrors • essay by Andy Robertson
• 66 •   Review: Waking Nightmares by Ramsey Campbell • review by Andy Robertson
• 66 •   Review: Darklands by Nicholas Royle • review by Andy Robertson
• 66 • Last Word on Nanotechnology? • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 66 • Review of the nonfiction work "Unbounding the Future" by K. Eric Drexler & Chris Peterson • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 67 • Against the Big Bang • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 67 • Review of the nonfiction work "The Big Bang Never Happened" by Eric J. Lerner • essay by Chris Gilmore
• 68 • UK Books Received April 1992 • essay by uncredited
• 69 • Overseas Books Received (Interzone #62) • essay by uncredited