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The Editor's Page
The Sun Will Come Up Tomorrow
There was a (brief) time when they closed the Patent Office because there was nothing left to invent.
Quarks to Quasars:The Science of Science Fiction
Meteoroids, Meteors and Meteorites
The headline screamed: “OMG! We Come From Space!”
Notes From the Buffer Zone
Introductions and Hints of the Future
At the World Science Fiction Convention in Denver this past August, I had a realization.
Salvos Against Big Brother
The Problem is Legal Scarcity, not Illegal Greed
I devoted most of my last essay to demonstrating, using myself as the example, that finding a pirated copy of an author’s work is not as easy as it seems, at least if you try to do so by using a search engine.
From The Heart's Basement
Scattershot Again
Harold Ross's major selling point for The New Yorker whose first issue he published in February of 1925 was that his magazine was definitely "Not for the little old lady in Dubuque."
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Article of Faith Full StoryThe first time I saw him, he was sweeping the floor at the back of the darkened church, standing in a beam of light that came streaming down from the window above him, glistening off his metal skin. |
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A Date With Patti Pleezmi Full Story"Now," I said, very sweetly, as I pressed the taser into Quinlan's side, "what was it you called me?" |
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Shoresteading, Part One Full Story“Bu yao! Bu yao!” |
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The Mudlark Full StoryA week and a half after my mother vanished out of the British Museum, I found her, purely by chance, picking up trash on a stretch of stony shore by the Thames. |
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Soul Survivor Full StoryKevin Ridler was in the habit of making his own entertainment. |
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Countdown to Armageddon, Episode Seven Full StoryKarl dismounted his steed with an agility that many a younger man could envy. |
