• Publication: Star*Line, November-December 1985Publication Record # 604969 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Robert Frazier
• Date: 1985-11-00
• Publisher: SFPA
• Pages: 18
• Format:
  octavo^?5.5" by 8.5" magazine, usually saddle-stapled, instead of side-stapled or glued
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Cover: Star*Line, November-December 1985 by Michaela Roessner [as by M. M. Roessner-Herman]
• Notes: From Contento website

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 1 • What's Inside Is (Star*Line, November-December 1985) • essay by Robert Frazier
• 3 • Puffball • poem by Duane Ackerson
• 3 •  Puffball • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 4 • Stir Fry • poem by Gail Ghai
• 4 •  Stir Fry • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 5 • The Heart-Shape • poem by Jonathan Raz
• 5 • The Heart • poem by Jonathan Raz
• 5 • Across Night • poem by Wendy Rathbone
• 5 •  Across Night • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 5 • Distracted Considerations of a Question • essay by Mark Rich
• 8 • Computer Date • poem by Mitchell C. Cohen
• 9 • The Demise of Evil • poem by Terry Mollohan
• 9 •  The Demise of Evil • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 10 • Southerners Keep Their Dead at Home One Way or the Other • poem by Terry Mollohan
• 10 •  Southerners Keep Their Dead • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 11 • 0 • poem by Ursula K. Le Guin
• 11 • The One Force • poem by Betty Buckley Finnegan
• 11 •  The One Force • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 12 • A Letter from Your President (Star*Line, November-December 1985) • essay by Suzette Haden Elgin
• 13 • The Unknown Sector • poem by Ron Maggiano
• 13 •  The Unknown Sector • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 14 • "Mountain snows melting" • poem by Harry Davidov
• 15 • "Still in hyperspace" • poem by Harry Davidov
• 16 • On Gravity and Perpetual Motion • poem by David Lunde
• 16 • Mainstream Magazines: A Survey • essay by Elissa Malcohn
• 17 • If the Sky Looks Empty • poem by Denise Dumars
• 17 •  If the Sky Looks Empty • interior artwork by Robert Frazier
• 18 • Sky Hunter's Gift • poem by Patricia Dunn