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Issue Details:
First known date:
2022...
no.
88
September
2022
of
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
est. 2002
Andromeda Spaceways Magazine
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'Welcome aboard yet another flight! We’ve ensured all the seams are properly tightened and we’ve had a double layer of duct tape applied for your comfort, if you consider breathing atmo both important and comfortable. Note that due to budget cuts this double duct tape is only applied to seams in the first class compartment and to the airlock seams between the first class and economy compartments.' (Editorial introduction)
Notes
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Only literary material by Australian authors individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:
And Then, the Glide …W J Tattersdill
A Binding to Set You Free …Răzvan-Gabriel Popa
The Economics of Death …Nnadi Samue
The Bloody Mary Coup …Aaron Nobes
Her Last Term …Calie Voorhis
Dermographia …Colleen Anderson
Never Be Missed …Nyx Kain
Moonshot Projects …Lucy Zhang
Go-slow on the axis of Neverland …Sophia N Ashley
Reviews of international works by Jessica Nelson-Tyers,
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- The Broken Carousel, single work short story (p. 31-38)
- Renovation Makeover, single work short story (p. 75-84)
- Redoubt, single work (p. 93-108)
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[Review] Every Version of You,
single work
review
(p. 112-113)'Nearly sixty percent of the world’s population uses social media. For individuals, that means logging in to Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok to engage with friends— and enemies—in a stream of algorithmically-tailored content. “Engaging” in the last decade has come more and more to mean “grow incensed by” someone’s creation or comment. The omnipresence of trolls and product influencers make these platforms not unlike a mall food court, where the rich, loud, and insecure hold ultimate sway. The sane among us have to wonder: is there any hope left for a digital realm that excites and inspires us?' (Introduction)
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