The Last Droid

The Last Droid reviews the Kindle edition of Interzone 242.

Kindling

Interzone 241 and Interzone 242 are available for the Kindle.

Locus Online, Late October

Lois Tilton reviews Interzone 242.

Beyond the Light Cone

Mark Watson reviews C.W. Johnson’s story from Interzone 242.

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Anthony G. Williams reviews Interzone 242.

Tangent

Robert Brown and Michelle Ristuccia both review Interzone 242.

Compare and contrast.

The Message

Ken Liu writes about his story in Interzone 242.

Transreal Fiction

Transreal Fiction now stocks Interzone 242, people of Edinburgh.

Wonder

Mark Watson reviews Debbie Urbanski’s story from Interzone 242.

Halloween

Fantastic Literature’s October booklist is available.

Buy, buy!

Black Static 30

Also out is the latest issue of Ellen Datlow’s favourite horror magazine. Interzone and Black Static have been synchronised for production reasons but you can still get both of them with a joint subscription.

Here’s Tony Lee’s ratings for the films that he reviewed for both issues.

Interzone 242

Artwork by Ben Baldwin

 

Interzone 242 has been out for a wee while. I should have mentioned it sooner but I’m swamped with work at the moment. Which is good. Anyway, follow the link for further details.

This issue’s Bookzone includes:

Existence by David Brin (reviewed and interviewed by me)

Cursed by Benedict Jacka (reviewed by Juliet E. Mckenna)

2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson (reviewed by Jack Deighton)

Great North Road by Peter F. Hamilton (reviewed by John Howard)

The Devil’s Nebula by Eric Brown (reviewed by Ian Hunter)

The Girl Who Fell Beneath Fairyland and led the Revels There by Catherynne M. Valente (reviewed by Stephen Theaker)

Nested Scrolls by Rudy Rucker (reviewed by Nathaniel Tapley)

Railsea by China Miéville (reviewed by Andy Hedgecock)

The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin (reviewed by Peter Loftus)

The Shadowed Sun by N.K. Jemisin (reviewed by Peter Loftus)

The Last Man Standing by Davide Longo (reviewed by Ian Sales)

Wonders of the Invisible World by Patricia A. McKillip (reviewed by Maureen Kincaid Speller)

The Moon Moth by Jack Vance, adapted by Humayoun Ibrahim (reviewed by Duncan Lunan)

Adrift on the Sea of Rains by Ian Sales (reviewed by Ian Hunter)

Seven Wonders by Adam Christopher (reviewed by Stephen Theaker)

Bluegrass Symphony by Lisa L. Hannett (reviewed by Peter Tennant)

Bread and Circuses by Felicity Dowker (reviewed by Peter Tennant)