• Publication: StarShipSofa, No 208Publication Record # 684820 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editor: Tony C. Smith
• Date: 2011-10-19
• Publisher: StarShipSofa
• Price:
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• Format:
  digital audio download^?Digital recording in any format that is downloaded directly from the Internet. This category includes podcasts.
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Notes: Introduced by Tony C. Smith; read by Dennis Lane, Simon Hildebrandt, and Diane Severson.

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• A Review from the Jacaranda City (StarShipSofa, No 208) • essay by Dennis M. Lane [as by Dennis Lane]
• Never Blood Enough • (2009) • short story by Joe Haldeman
• Poetry Planet (StarShipSofa, No 208) • essay by Diane Severson
• Rich & Strange • (2004) • poem by Ann K. Schwader
• Untitled ("Coming home...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• Untitled ("Portal array...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• Mir Decommissioned • (2003) • poem by Melissa Frederick
• Salvaging the Monitor • poem by Adele Gardner [as by Lyn C. A. Gardner]
• Untitled ("The scent of sulfur...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• A Season with the Geese • (2007) • poem by Rachel Swirsky
• Settler's Song • (2005) • poem by Joanne Merriam
• Macramé Williams on Lake Titicaca • (2005) • poem by David C. Kopaska-Merkel [as by David Kopaska-Merkel]
• Green Grass • poem by Dennis M. Lane
• There and Back Again • (2008) • poem by Richard Magahiz [as by Rich Magahiz]
• Untitled ("Sat-feed from home...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• Untitled ("Sat-cards from space...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• Cold Comfort • poem by Mari Ness
• Untitled ("Too many light years...") • poem by Terrie Leigh Relf [as by Semi]
• Afterwards, I Attempt to Return • (2008) • poem by Adele Gardner [as by Lyn C. A. Gardner]
• Gulliver's Boots • (2001) • poem by Geoffrey A. Landis
• The Eternal Reunion • poem by Mikal Trimm
• Interview: Tobias Buckell • interview of Tobias S. Buckell • interview by Tony C. Smith
• Readercon Women • poem by Amal El-Mohtar