Artwork by Jim Burns
Interzone 247 has been out for a few days now. And I am busy beyond belief, which is why I haven’t posted about it before now. Use the link to see more of it. There’s some stunning artwork for starters.
This issue’s Book Zone has the second of Jonathan McCalmont’s Future Interupted columns as well as the following reviews:
Nod by Adrian Barnes (reviewed by Paul Kincaid)
The Peacock Cloak by Chris Beckett (reviewed by Jack Deighton)
The Science of Discworld IV by Terry Pratchett, Ian Stewart & Jack Cohen (reviewed by Duncan Lunan)
Vurt by Jeff Noon (reviewed by Iain Emsley)
Pollen by Jeff Noon (reviewed by Iain Emsley)
Gemsigns by Stephanie Saulter (reviewed by Juliet E. McKenna)
Seoul Survivors by Naomi Foyle (reviewed by Ian Sales)
The Curve of the Earth by Simon Morden (reviewed by Simon Marshall-Jones)
The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey (reviewed by Peter Loftus)
Solaris Rising 2 edited by Ian Whates (reviewed by Ian Hunter)
Shadows of the New Sun edited by J.E. Mooney & Bill Fawcett (reviewed by Stephen Theaker)
The Folded Man by Matt Hill (reviewed by Paul F. Cockburn)
Across the Event Horizon by Mercurio D. Rivera (reviewed by Matthew S. Dent)
Slaine: The Grail War by Pat Mills, Nick Percival & Steve Tappin (reviewed by Tony Lee)
The Warring States by Aidan Harte (reviewed by Lawrence Osborn)
Burnt Island by Alice Thompson (reviewed by Andy Hedgecock)
The links for the books will take you to places where you can buy the books. Happy hunting.
If you’ve got a joint subscription then your Interzone will have been mailed out with Black Static 35. Here’s how you can get a free copy of Black Static 35 if you don’t already have it. Check it out too.
And here’s the link to a discussion thread on this issue at Interaction while I’m at it.
Panglossian Hubris 