Interzone 209

[Andy Cox]

25th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE

IZ209 (March-April) out now!


Cover art by Jim Burns


Stories:

The Whenever At The City's Heart by Hal Duncan
illustrated by Richard Marchand

Winter by Jamie Barras
illustrated by Christopher Nurse

The Good Detective by M. John Harrison
illustrated by David Gentry

Big Cat by Gwyneth Jones
illustrated by Stefan Olsen

The Sledge-maker's Daughter by Alastair Reynolds
illustrated by Jesse Speak

Tears for Godzilla by Daniel Kaysen
illustrated by David Gentry

and on the website, a free novella:
Journey to the Center of the Earth by Edward Morris
illustrated by Pamelina H
http://www.ttapress.com/Journey.pdf


Features:

Editorial: 25 years of Interzone

25 IZ: reflections on Interzone's 25 years by Arthur C. Clarke, Greg Egan, Michael Moorcock, Christopher Fowler and many others (with more to come for the rest of the year)

25 TV: Afterlife creator Stephen Volk's personal top ten TV programs (more such items to come for the rest of the year)

Ansible Link by David Langford: news and gossip

Mutant Popcorn by Nick Lowe: film reviews

Bookzone: book reviews

Mangazone by Sarah Ash: Sarah looks at manga for grown-ups (Eternal Sabbath and Basilisk)

Blood for Ink: Getting Serious With Hal Duncan: Hal Duncan interviewed by Neil Williamson

Science in the Capital: Kim Stanley Robinson interviewed by Rick Kleffel

Readers' Poll results and feedback


Please let us know what you think of this issue in this thread.

[Ian Whates]

Really looking forward to this one landing on the mat, Andy (as, of course, I do every issue). A fine list of contributors -- this promises to be a very special issue

[Andy Cox]

Hi Ian!

Should be landing on your doormat any day now. Hope you like it. And Ed Morris's downloadable novella -- which contains a lot of invisible links. Invisible so as not to ruin the reading experience, but your mouse will see them. Hopefully these will add to the fun, especially for Ed's peculiar brand of alt history.