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First known date:
2020...
no.
79
June
2020
of
Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
est. 2002
Andromeda Spaceways Magazine
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'One of Mallory’s favourite speculative fiction novels, Carve the Mark, by Veronica Roth, contains a quote that encompasses nearly all the works revealed in this issue: “It’s hard to know what’s right in this life,” she said. “We do what we can, but what we really need is mercy.” Considering the state of the world at the moment—with civil unrest, COVID 19, and numerous protests—it’s no surprise that the selections of speculative fiction for Issue #79 had an underlying theme: love in all forms.' (Publication summary)
Notes
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Contents indexed selectively. This issue also contains reviews of international works and the work of the following international writers: Daniel de León, FJ Doucet, Luke Foster, Maria Z Medina, James Rowland, Pete Crivellaro, NM Whitley, AJ Fitzwater, Anya Leigh Jospehs, Maggie Slater, Ron Sanders, and Sarah M. Goldman.
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2020 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- The Flame, single work short story (p. 5-11)
- The Ethnographer, single work short story (p. 39-50)
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New Writers Unearthed : Pamela Jeffs,
Jessica Nelson-Tyers
(interviewer),
single work
interview
(p. 56-59)'Pamela writes speculative fiction with a focus on science fiction, weird-Western, fantasy, and paranormal. She describes her writing style as emotive and genre bending. She especially likes to play with subverting tropes; reading her work, it’s not uncommon to find dragons in science fiction worlds, or gun-slinging werewolves stalking saloons.' (Introduction)
- Salvaged Moralityi"The right to salvage", single work poetry (p. 101-102)
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New Writers Unearthed : Nick Marone,
single work
interview
(p. 103-106)'Nick Marone writes science fiction, with a focus on military SF, space opera, and soft SF. He has been writing for as long as he can remember. Nick grew up in Casula, a western suburb of Sydney. Throughout his school life, he loved when teachers gave him writing prompts. The stories flowed so easily. Today, Nick lives on a rural property about an hour’s drive from Canberra and writes to entertain himself and others.'
(Introduction)
- Strangers of the Shore, single work short story (p. 115-127)
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