• Publication: Vector 193Publication Record # 328939 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editors: Tanya Brown, Andrew M. Butler, Tony Cullen, Gary S. Dalkin, Paul Kincaid
• Date: 1997-05-00
• Publisher: BSFA
• Price:
  £2.25^?£: UK pound. ISO code: GBP
• Pages: 36
• Format:
  A4^?21 cm by 29.7 cm or 8.3" by 11.7" magazine, used by some UK and European magazines
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Notes: May/June 1997

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• The View from Mount Pleasant • essay by Andrew M. Butler
•  Letter (Vector 193) • essay by Mike Brain
•  Letter (Vector 193) • essay by Paul Kincaid
•  Letter (Vector 193) • essay by Chris Hill
•  Letter (Vector 193) • essay by Philip Muldowney
• Books of the Year - 1996 • essay by Paul Kincaid
• Cognitive Mapping, 8: Violence • [Cognitive Mapping • 8] • essay by Paul Kincaid
• From _Friday_ to _Mahdi_: Some Notes on Cyborg Sex and Violence • essay by Mary Anne Lever
•   Review: The Pathless Way by Adam Nichols • review by Andrew A. Adams [as by Andrew Adams]
•   Review: Empire of the Ants by Bernard Werber • review by Graham Andrews
•   Review: Convergence by Sharon Green • review by Susan Badham
•   Review: The Unicorn Sonata by Peter S. Beagle • review by K. V. Bailey
•   Review: The Tower of Beowulf by Parke Godwin • review by K. V. Bailey
•   Review: The Book of the Unicorn by Linda Garland and Roger Garland and Nigel Suckling • review by K. V. Bailey
•   Review: The Three Damsels by Vera Chapman • review by Cherith Baldry
•   Review: Rewind by Terry England • review by Janet Barron
•   Review: Lord of Horses by Diana L. Paxson • review by Janet Barron
•   Review: The Inklings: C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien, Charles Williams and their friends by Humphrey Carpenter • review by Norman Beswick
•   Review: The Ringworld Throne by Larry Niven • review by Norman Beswick
•   Review: The Plenty Principle by Colin Greenland • review by Colin Bird
•   Review: The Law of Love by Laura Esquivel • review by Tanya Brown
•   Review: Sacrifice of Fools by Ian McDonald • review by Gary S. Dalkin
•   Review: A Fisherman of the Inland Sea by Ursula K. Le Guin • review by Barbara Davies
•   Review: Dark Love: 22 Tales of Lust and Obsession by Nancy Collins and Martin H. Greenberg and Edward E. Kramer • review by Stephen Deas
•   Review: Trust No One: The Official Third Season Guide to the X-Files by Brian Lowry • review by Kay Hancox
•   Review: The Duchovny Files by Paul Mitchell • review by Kay Hancox
•   Review: Automated Alice by Jeff Noon • review by L. J. Hurst
•   Review: Drowning Towers by George Turner • review by L. J. Hurst
•   Review: Past Imperative: Round One of The Great Game by Dave Duncan • review by Alan Fraser and L. J. Hurst
•   Review: Reflections by Stephen Bradbury and David Howe • review by Steve Jeffery
•   Review: Alternate Views, Alternate Universes by Cathleen Cogswell and David B. Mattingly • review by Steve Jeffery
•   Review: The War Amongst the Angels by Michael Moorcock • review by Steve Jeffery
•   Review: Maxie's Demon by Michael Scott Rohan • review by Steve Jeffery
•   Review: Fairy Tale by Alice Thomas Ellis • review by Paul Kincaid
•   Review: The Monster and the Critics and Other Essays by J. R. R. Tolkien • review by Paul Kincaid
•   Review: Challenger's Hope by David Feintuch • review by Simon Bisson [as by Simon le Bisson]
•   Review: Tiger Burning Bright by Marion Zimmer Bradley and Mercedes Lackey and Andre Norton • review by Vikki Lee
•   Review: Night Lamp by Jack Vance • review by David Langford
•   Review: The House on Nazareth Hill by Ramsey Campbell • review by Andy Mills
•   Review: Blade Runner 3: Replicant Night by K. W. Jeter • review by Andy Mills
•   Review: Dry Water by Eric S. Nylund • review by Andy Mills
•   Review: Elric of Melnibone by Michael Moorcock • review by Joseph Nicholas
•   Review: A Son of the Rock by Jack Deighton • review by Steve Palmer
•   Review: Last Call by Tim Powers • review by Steve Palmer
•   Review: Gibbon's Decline and Fall by Sheri S. Tepper • review by Steve Palmer
•   Review: Havvock Junction by Joe Donnelly • review by Sebastian Phillips
•   Review: neoAddix by Jon Courtenay Grimwood • review by Mark Plummer
•   Review: Ancient Echoes by Robert Holdstock • review by Andy Sawyer
•   Review: The Two-Bear Mambo by Joe R. Lansdale • review by Anthony J. Shepherd
•   Review: The Prestige by Christopher Priest • review by Martin Sketchley
•   Review: Deny All Knowledge: Reading the X-Files by Marla Cartwright and Angela Hague and David Lavery • review by Brian Stableford
•   Review: The Sacred Seven by Amy Stout • review by Kathy Taylor
•   Review: Grass by Sheri S. Tepper • review by Sue Thomason
•   Review: The Burning Altar by Frances Gordon • review by Jon Wallace (1954 -)
• Tomorrow Had Already Happened • interview of Jack Womack • interview by Andrew M. Butler
• Review of the graphic story collection "The X-Files: Dead to the World" by Stefan Petrucha, John Rozum, and Charles Adlard • essay by Kay Hancox
• Review of the nongenre novel "Paradise Junction" by Philip Finch • essay by Sebastian Phillips