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• 4 • Interface (Interzone #37) • essay by David Pringle
• 5 • Heads (Part 1 of 2) • [Queen of Angels • 2] • serial by Greg Bear
• 7 •  Heads (Part 1 of 2) • interior artwork by Ian Sanderson
• 13 •  Heads (Part 1 of 2) [2] • interior artwork by Ian Sanderson
• 19 •  Heads (Part 1 of 2) [3] • interior artwork by Ian Sanderson
• 25 • Greg Bear • interview of Greg Bear • interview by Gregory Feeley
• 29 • A Lot of Mackerel, a Lot of Satellites • short fiction by Ian Lee
• 31 •  A Lot of Mackerel, a Lot of Satellites • interior artwork by Barbara Hills
• 33 •  A Lot of Mackerel, a Lot of Satellites [2] • interior artwork by Barbara Hills
• 35 •  A Lot of Mackerel, a Lot of Satellites [3] • interior artwork by Barbara Hills
• 36 • Mutant Popcorn (Interzone #37) • [Mutant Popcorn] • essay by Nick Lowe
• 38 • Tube Corn (Interzone #37) • [Tube Corn] • essay by Wendy Bradley
• 40 • The Mother • short fiction by Keith Brooke
• 44 • Yellow Snow • short story by Charles Stross
• 44 •  Yellow Snow • interior artwork by SMS
• 47 •  Yellow Snow [2] • interior artwork by SMS
• 49 •  Yellow Snow [3] • interior artwork by SMS
• 51 • Signal • essay by Bruce Sterling
• 53 • Learning to Be Me • short story by Greg Egan
• 55 •  Learning to Be Me • interior artwork by Iain Byers
• 57 •  Learning to Be Me [2] • interior artwork by Iain Byers
• 61 • Oh, Good • essay by John Clute
• 61 •   Review: Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett • review by John Clute
• 61 •   Review: Truckers by Terry Pratchett • review by John Clute
• 61 •   Review: Diggers by Terry Pratchett • review by John Clute
• 62 •   Review: Verging on the Pertinent by Carol Emshwiller • review by John Clute
• 62 •   Review: The Start of the End of it All by Carol Emshwiller • review by John Clute
• 62 •   Review: The Quiet Woman by Christopher Priest • review by John Clute
• 62 • Up the Down Escalator • essay by Paul J. McAuley
• 63 •   Review: The Dark Door by Kate Wilhelm • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 63 •   Review: Mystery by Peter Straub • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 63 •   Review: The Folk of the Fringe by Orson Scott Card • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 64 •   Review: Escape from Kathmandu by Kim Stanley Robinson • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 64 • A Book of Wonders • essay by John Brunner
• 64 •   Review: Foucault's Pendulum by Umberto Eco • review by John Brunner
• 65 • A Role Written for Him • essay by Wendy Bradley
• 65 •   Review: TekWar by William Shatner • review by Wendy Bradley
• 65 •   Review: Star Trek: The Lost Years by J. M. Dillard • review by Wendy Bradley
• 65 •   Review: Here Be Demons by Esther Friesner • review by Wendy Bradley
• 65 •   Review: Buffalo Gals (and Other Animal Presences) by Ursula K. Le Guin • review by Wendy Bradley
• 65 • Nasty Things in Basingstoke • essay by Chris Hampshire
• 65 •   Review: AdventureLand by Steve Harris • review by Chris Hampshire
• 66 • Arthur Quest • essay by Peter T. Garratt
• 66 •   Review: The Road to Avalon by Joan Wolf • review by Peter T. Garratt
• 66 •   Review: Ragnarok by Anne Thackery • review by Peter T. Garratt
• 66 •   Review: Any Old Iron by Anthony Burgess • review by Peter T. Garratt
• 66 • Fantasy, Etc • essay by Phyllis McDonald
• 66 •   Review: The Rainbow Gate by Freda Warrington • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 •   Review: The Reluctant Swordsman by Dave Duncan • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 •   Review: Nul's Quest by Brad Strickland • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 •   Review: The Last Guardian by David Gemmell • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 •   Review: The Paladin by C. J. Cherryh • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 •   Review: The Fairy of Ku-She by M. Lucie Chin • review by Phyllis McDonald
• 67 • Anthologies • essay by Neil Jones and Neil McIntosh
• 67 •   Review: Demons and Dreams: The Best Fantasy and Horror 2 by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling • review by Neil Jones and Neil McIntosh
• 68 • UK Books Received March 1990 • essay by uncredited
• 70 • Magazines Received March 1990 • essay by uncredited
• 72 •  Letters (Interzone #37) • [Letter columns (Interzone)] • essay by The Readers