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• 3 • Editorial (Foundation #67) • essay by Edward James
• 5 • Travels of a Shintoist Cybermarxist • [The Profession of Science Fiction • 49] • interview of Tami Hager and Liao Chao-Yang and Darko Suvin • interview by uncredited
• 28 • Travelling Among the Lands of the Fantastic: The Imaginary Worlds and Simulated Environments of Science Fiction Tourism • essay by Kurt Lancaster
• 47 • "The Universe Is Full of Warriors": Masculinity, Hard Science and War in Some Novels by Larry Niven and His Accomplices • essay by John Newsinger
• 56 • Terry Pratchett and the Comedic Bildungsroman • essay by Andrew M. Butler
• 62 • "Towards an Archaeology of the Present": Theodora Kroeber and Ursula K. Le Guin • essay by Robert Maslen
• 75 • "It's Alive!" Frankenstein: the Film, the Feminist Novel and Science Fiction • essay by R. J. Frost
• 94 •   Review: Fairyland by Paul J. McAuley • review by Kev McVeigh
• 96 •   Review: Brightness Reef by David Brin • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 99 •   Review: Future Primitive: The New Ecotopias by Kim Stanley Robinson • review by John Moore
• 102 •   Review: Lethe by Tricia Sullivan • review by Peter R. Wright
• 105 •   Review: Core by Paul Preuss • review by Paul J. McAuley
• 107 •   Review: Invader by C. J. Cherryh • review by Kurt Lancaster
• 109 •   Review: Distress by Greg Egan • review by K. V. Bailey
• 110 •   Review: The Star Fraction by Ken MacLeod • review by John Newsinger
• 112 •   Review: Crash Course by Wilhelmina Baird • review by John Newsinger
• 112 •   Review: New Legends by Greg Bear • review by Gwyneth Jones
• 120 •   Review: Memory Seed by Stephen Palmer • review by Kev McVeigh
• 122 •   Review: Ruins by Kevin J. Anderson • review by Neal Baker
• 124 •   Review: A Very British Genre: A Short History of British Fantasy and Science Fiction by Paul Kincaid • review by Andrew M. Butler
• 128 •   Review: St. James Guide to Science Fiction Writers by Jay P. Pederson • review by David Seed