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March 2002 Catalog - Periodicals
* BLACK GATE VOL 1 #3 WINTER 2002 - New fiction this issue includes "The Chinese Sandman", a new Mallory story from Mike Resnick, "Iron Joan" by ElizaBeth Gilligan, "The Knight of the Lake" by Elaine Cunningham, "Another Man's Burden" by Harry James Connolly, "A Taste of Summer" by Ellen Klages, "A Dark Miracle" by Darrell Schweitzer, "Tav-Ru's Troth" by Michael R. Gist, along with stories from Todd McAulty, Jon Hansen, Brian McNaughton, Gail Sproule and articles from David Soyka, Don Bassingthwaite, Victoria Strauss and Claude Lalumiere. ...$9.95
* CINESCAPE #58 MARCH 2002 - An interview with Buffy's James Marsters, a first look at M. Night Shymalan's SIGNS, future shock with the remake of THE TIME MACHINE, phoning home again with E. T. THE EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL and a Season 3 travelogue of FARSCAPE. ... $6.00
* CRYPT OF CTHULHU #104 - A marvelously mixed assortment of Lovecraftian goodies, with work that is clearly fiction, like "Door in the House of the Never Slumbering" by Joseph S. Pulver, Sr. side by side with articles like "The Cthulhu Cult" by Ross F. Bagby and "Notes from a Snug Room: Errata for Lovecraft's SELECTED LETTERS". "A History of the Miskatonic Valley" by Rawlik is an engaging combination of the two, while poetry, reviews and letters fills out the 40 pages. Dated Eastertide 2000, copywritten 2001, arrived on Palindrome Day (02/20/2002). ... $4.50
* DREAMWATCH #89 FEBRUARY 2002 - Jeri Ryan talks about life after Star Trek, Hayden Christensen discusses his debut as young Darth Vadar, and Buffy's Sarah Michelle Gellar talks about the move to the Big Screen. Also, RAY BRADBURY - from book burning to life on Mars! ... $8.50
* DREAMWATCH #90 MARCH 2002 - Buffy on top - Sarah Michelle Gellar talks about returning from the dead, being engaged, and co-staring with z Scooby Doo; a special Sneak Peak at Lord of the Rings II : The Two Towers, as well as interviews with 4 of the ring bearers and Joss Whedon unveils his new show, Firefly! ... $8.50
* FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION APRIL 2002 - "The Political Officer" by Charles Coleman Finlay is the new novella for this issue, with novelet "Just Another Cowboy" by Esther M. Friesner and short stories "Torah! Torah! Torah!" by Thomas M. Disch, "The Beast of Downy Mount" by Michael Thomas, "The Copywriter" by Alison Bowman, "The Planet of Youth" by Jack Williamson (!) and "The Hanging Curve" by Gardner Dozois rounded out by entertaining articles from Charles de Lint, Robert K. J. Killheffer, Lucius Shepard and Paul Di Filippo. ... $3.50
* FILMFAX #89 FEBRUARY / MARCH 2002 - Karen Black scared the hell out of us in Trilogy of Terror, now she sets the record straight about her life in Hollywood and beyond. A look at the future with SPACE: 1999 screenwriter John Byrne. A Special Effects Odyssey with SFX director Brian Johnson. Along with articles and features about Forbidden Planet's Richard Anderson, the elegant villain Otto Kruger, Deke Hayward on his early years in Radio, TV and Film, the comedy of Leonard Stern and the "Man in the Mailbox": Dave Ketchum, Get Smart's Agent 13. ... $7.50
* INTERZONE #174 DECEMBER 2001 - New fiction this issue includes "Da Capo" by Christopher Evans, "Nucleaon" by David D. Levine, "The Puzzle" by Zoran Zivkovic, "Watch Me When I Sleep" by Jean-Claude Dunyach and "Real Man" by Tony Ballantyne. Features include an interview with David Zindell by Nick Gevers, film reviews from Nick Lowe, News from David Langford and book reviews from John Clute and Nigel Brown. But most impressive of all, to me, is the tribute to J. R. R. Tolkien's work by Gene Wolfe. ... $8.00
* LOCUS #493 FEBRUARY 2002 - 2001: the Year in Review! Locus looks at the best books from 2001, extensive Recommended Reading list, book summary and magazine summary. Along with industry news, the announcement of the preliminary Nebula ballot, the Philip K. Dick award nominees and many pages of reviews is a fascinating conversation with Tim Powers called The Physics of Fantasy. ... $4.95
* NEW GENRE #1 SPRING 2000 - A review of science and horror fiction with the goal of breaking genre stereotypes. Each issue will feature between four and six stories. This first issue includes "The Toll" by Paul Walther, "Above the Capitans, South of Corona, Near Arroyo Del Macho" by A. R. Morlan, "Speaking in Air" by Mark Rich, "The Pentacles of Their Hands" by Charlee Jacob, "A Son of the Revolution" by Jan Wildt and two fascinating essays by Adam Golaski on "Horror Fiction Misconceptions" and Jeff Paris on"Learning From Science Fiction". ... $5.00
* NEW GENRE #2 SPRING 2001 - Second issue of this new fiction magazine, emphasizing science fiction and horror. Stories include "The Line I Walk" by M. J. Murphy, "Wonderfreaks" bu Jan Wildt, "Lot 12A: Feast of the Dead Manuscript" by Barth Anderson, "The Restoration Man" by Jon-Michael Emory and "The Stars in the Stone" by Zohar A. Goodman. ... $8.00
* NEW YORK REVIEW OF SCIENCE FICTION #161 JANUARY 2002 - Graham Sleight discusses how the dates within SF novels affect our perception of the stories, Sondra Ford Swift talks on themes in John Crowley's Daemonomania, Bud Webster enthuses about Fred Pohl's pivotal Star SF anthologies and David Langford, Jean Tobin, Brian Stableford, Greg L. Johnson and others provide thoughtful, in depth reviews. ... $3.50
* OUTRÉ #27 FEBRUARY 2002 - Features this issue include Kreskin talking about psychics, horror movies, hypnosis and Houdini; Tex Avery: Master of Animation; How Elvis met Maila Nurmi, the Vegas Vampire; an art gallery of the paperback covers of Rudolph Belarski; an interview with Moody Blues' bassist John Lodge and Part 2 of "My Obsession with Monster Cards" ... $5.95
* SFX #87 FEBRUARY 2002 - The 2002 Film Preview issue - the ultimate guide to a year of big screen sci-fi thrills, including spectacular sequels to Star Wars, Harry Potter, the Matrix, and Lord of the Rings! Johnny Depp vs. Jack the Ripper, and Farscape's Ben Browder tells all. ... $9.00
* SFX #88 MARCH 2002 - Revealed! Your 180 greatest episodes of Telefantasy! Also, David Boreanaz talks about life as "Angel", while Paul McGann talks (at last) about life as "Doctor Who". And check out "Smallville," the TV series that sends Superman back to highschool. ... $9.00
* SFX SPECIAL GUIDE TO FANTASY - The Ultimate Guide to Fantasy! Terry Pratchett, Fantasy Games, History of Fantasy and Fantasy Art, 20 pages of Lord of the Rings goodness (and a double sided LOTR poster), Harry Potter A-Z, SFX's all-time top 20 Fantasy Films, and a sticker on the side that is preventing me from sneaking a peak inside...Drat! ... $12.00
* STARLOG #296 MARCH 2002 - Features this issue include new productions of The Time Machine, Rollerball, Peter Pan and Strange World. Writeups on X-Files, Star Trek, Andromeda and many other TV shows sit side-by-side with industry news. ... $8.00
* THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE #29 APRIL 2002 - New fiction this issue includes "Open the Box" by Andrew Humphrey, "Song for Edna" by Barry Fishler, "That Jellyfish Man Keeps A-Rollin" by Leslie What, "Going Back" by Tony Richards, "Some Help from Stanley" by Charlie Williams, "Watch the Pretty Girls, Kid" by Jay lake and "The Weird Ways" by SD Tullis. ... $6.00
* WIRED MARCH 2002 - Articles this issue include Artificial Intelligence Bursts out of the Lab, Michael Powell: Merger Maniac, Europe's CD Underworld and The Future of Flying. ... $4.95
FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION MARCH 2002 - A Chesley Bonestell cover kicks of an especially nice issue, with "Ransom" by Albert E. Cowdrey, "Coelacanths" by Robert Reed, "Presence" by Maureen F. McHugh, short stories "The Pyramid of Amirah" by James Patrick Kelly and "Grandma" by Carol Emshwiller. Charles de Lint brings us "Books to Look For" while Michelle West writes "Musing on Books" with other articles by paul Di Filippo, Kathi Maio and Gregory Benford. ... $3.50
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