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		Magazine Description: Analog Science Fiction features science fiction short stories by current authors, science fact articles, and book reviews.
		Each issue features novellas and short stories, as well as candid book reviews and guest editorials.
		Magazine Description: Asimov's Science Fiction is a leading science fiction and fantasy magazine that brings you fantastic stories of far-flung world, challenging visions of humanity's future — all written with skill by today's finest science-fiction authors.
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	Eric Brown - Dominic E. Harman - Examples of his illustrations
		My first professional sale was to the British SF magazine, Interzone, July 1997, when I was 23, and since then I've sold over 200 illustrations and 50 book jackets/magazine covers.
		The cover appeared on Interzone 157, June 2000, illustrating the story "Hideaway" by Alastair Reynolds.
		Due out later this year and early next year are numerous book covers, magazine covers, and interiors.
	website.lineone.net /~ianw/ericbrown/harman.htm (584 words)

	AuthorsG page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
		Mike Ashley, Robinson Children's Books, 1996] ISBN 1-85487-451-9, trade paperback * "The Hooded Man" [Interzone, Feb 1996] * "Under the Stars of Mars" [Interzone, May 1997] * "A Tribute to Ferns" [The Chronicles of the Round Table, ed.
		Mike Ashley, Robinson Children's Books, 1996; The Coming of the Robots, ed.
		Notwithstanding the preoccupations of so diversified a career, the writing of "Faust" was begun in his youth and the finishing touches were put to the second part just before his death in 1832 at the age of 82.
	www.magicdragon.com /UltimateSF/authorsG.html (584 words)

	Interzone jpoc sf book reviews
		Interzone is much more than just the leading British SF magazine.
		I'm not setting out to create a comprehensive index of the magazin but, as part of my short story cross reference, I shall add brief plot summaries for stories in selected issues of the magazine.
		It is now a monthly magayine and it has also spun off a series of anthologies.
	jpoc.net /books/sf/i/00/interzone (107 words)

	Publisher-supplied biographical information about contributor(s) for Library of Congress control number 88060375
		He has edited two Interzone anthologies and written one previous book, Science Fiction: The Best 100 Novels.
		David Pringle is editor and publisher of the quarterly fiction magazine Interzone and librarian at the Brighton College of Technology.
		The Library of Congress makes no claims as to the accuracy of the information provided, and will not maintain or otherwise edit/update the information supplied by the publisher.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/bios/hol054/88060375.html (137 words)

	Interzone index - Book reviews O-Z
		Stableford, Brian (ed.): The Dedalus Book of Femmes Fatale (MG) #62, Aug 92 p62
		Powaga, Wiesiek (ed.): The Dedalus Book of Polish Fantasy (CNG) #109, Jul 96 p58
		Wingrove, David and Rand Miller: The Book of D'ni (CNG) #130, Apr 98 p58
	gregegan.customer.netspace.net.au /IZ/bkrev3.htm (137 words)

	Interzone index - Book reviews O-Z
		Willis, Connie: Doomsday Book (MG) #62, Aug 92 p60
		Stableford, Brian (ed.): The Dedalus Book of Femmes Fatale (MG) #62, Aug 92 p62
		Powaga, Wiesiek (ed.): The Dedalus Book of Polish Fantasy (CNG) #109, Jul 96 p58
	gregegan.customer.netspace.net.au /IZ/bkrev3.htm (137 words)

	The Official Kim Newman Web Site: Short Stories
		Slow News Day, Interzone, The Best of Interzone, Unforgivable Stories (Pocket Books).
		Teddy Bears' Picnic, Interzone, Back in the USSA (Ziesing), Unforgivable Stories (Pocket Books).
		Famous Monsters, Interzone, Interzone: The Fourth Anthology (Simon & Schuster, NEL), The Year's Best SF: 1989 (St Martins Press, Robinson), Famous Monsters, Visions of Mars (CD-ROM).
	www.johnnyalucard.com /shorts.html (137 words)

	The Best of Interzone: David Pringle Ed. A book review by jpoc.
		Interzone is the UK's premiere SF magazine and it can certainly hold its head up in any company.
		There are 29 stories here, representing "The Best of Interzone" from the first half of the Nineties.
		It is, I'm sorry to say, not up to the standards of the earlier Interzone anthologies.
	www.jpoc.net /dotorgsite/jpocorg/books/sf/pringle/BestofIZ.html (137 words)

	Naked Lunch movie info - dvds
		Naked Lunch is a well crafted satire about the life of an average working man who discovers that he is an Agent of InterZone and that everything is not always as it appears.
		Although I was fascinated with the disturbing and often obscene imagery that Burrough's painted in his book Naked Lunch, I found the book itself barely comprehensible and hard to deal with.
		"Naked Luch" is a selection in that book which is the only reason I chose to watch.
	www.mooviees.com /4598-naked-lunch/movie (900 words)

	Eric Brown - Dominic E. Harman - Examples of his illustrations
		My first professional sale was to the British SF magazine, Interzone, July 1997, when I was 23, and since then I've sold over 200 illustrations and 50 book jackets/magazine covers.
		My work can be seen on the magazine/book
		The cover appeared on Interzone 157, June 2000, illustrating the story "Hideaway" by Alastair Reynolds.
	website.lineone.net /~ianw/ericbrown/harman.htm (584 words)

	AuthorsG page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
		Chris Evans and Robert Holdstock, Unwin, 1987] ISBN 0-04-823378-1, £2.95, paperback * "Now Read On..." [Interzone, Sep [* #1990#1990] ] "Off the Track" [Interzone, Sep 1992; The Best of Interzone, ed.
		Brian Stableford, Dedalus, 1992] 0-946626-80-4, £8.99, trade paperback * "Alexander the Ratcatcher" (1888) [The Dedalus Book of British Fantasy: The 19th Century, ed.
		Chris Evans and Robert Holdstock Unwin, 1988] ISBN 0-04-440154-X, £3.95, paperback [The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, Second Annual Collection, eds.
	www.magicdragon.com /UltimateSF/authorsG.html (6139 words)

	search-author-Sci-Fi-and-Fantasy.htm
		He has been a book reviewer for Time Out, and a book and movie critic for Sight and Sound, Cinema, House of Hammer, New Scientist, Interzone, The Dark Side and SFX.
		Richard is also writing a comic book series for Marvel comics.
		He has worked extensively as a film and television journalist and contributed all the Science Fiction film and TV entries for the first edition of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction.
	www.orionbooks.co.uk /search-author-Sci-Fi-and-Fantasy.htm (1108 words)

	Amazon.com: Books: Naked Lunch
		If you are going to read this book I highly recommend reading interzone by William s Burroughs.
		Naked Lunch, by William Seward Burroughs is one of the most mind boggling, puzzling, disturbing, yet hilarious and even beautiful in its own surreal way book I've ever read.
		Why has this homosexual ex-junkie, whose claim to fame rests entirely on one book--the hallucinogenic ravings of a heroin addict--so seized the collective imagination?
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0802132952?v=glance (2415 words)

	Amazon.com: Video: Naked Lunch (1991)
		Naked Lunch is a well crafted satire about the life of an average working man who discovers that he is an Agent of InterZone and that everything is not always as it appears.
		Although I was fascinated with the disturbing and often obscene imagery that Burrough's painted in his book Naked Lunch, I found the book itself barely comprehensible and hard to deal with.
		The book itself feels like one big wild hallucinogenic tangent with only the skeletal remains of story locked deep inside.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/6302390486?v=glance (2415 words)

	Naked Lunch explores writer's twisted creativity
		Cronenberg's film is based on William S. Burroughs' controversial Beat generation novel, Naked Lunch, but rather than translate the book directly to the screen Cronenberg has written an ingenious screenplay that deals metaphorically with the creative process that resulted in the work and the factors that influenced and perhaps necessitated it.
		They leave him alone in a room and bring out a giant, talking beetle that tells him that he is really an undercover agent who must kill his wife because she is an enemy agent of Interzone, a drug-producing territory in northern Africa.
		The other high point of the film's excellent production is the set designing, particularly in Interzone.
	www-tech.mit.edu /V111/N59/naked.59a.html (746 words)

	EUFS: Naked Lunch
		The bizarre ramblings of a heroin addict render the book somewhat inaccessible, and it was the act of a very brave man to try and adapt this book, widely recognised as unfilmable.
		William Burroughs' novel `The Naked Lunch' is at best a bloody confusing book.
		He tells his friends he must get to Interzone and holds up his plane tickets, but all his friends see is a vial of bug powder dust.
	www.eufs.org.uk /films/naked_lunch.html (368 words)

	AUTHORS "E" page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
		Lucy Sussex, Omnibus Books, 1994; Axiomatic] * "Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies" [Interzone, July 1992; Axiomatic] * "Reification Highway" [Interzone, Oct 1992; Isaac Asimov's, Jan 1992; Axiomatic] * "The Hundred Light-Year Diary" [Interzone, Jan 1992; Axiomatic] * "Dust" [Isaac Asimov's, July 1992; The Year's Best Science Fiction, Tenth Annual Collection, ed.
		She has also had a number of short stories in Tomorrow SF, most recently "The Chameleons of Mars", Feb 1997 "Kate Elliott" (Alis Rasmussen) Besides four books under the name "Alis Rasmussen" (all, unfortunately, out of print) Alis now writes under the pen-name "Kate Elliott." Kate Elliot writings are listed on this web site.
		This story was elaborated upon in: * History of Britain, John Milton * "Artegal and Elidure", William Wordsworth Elihu: same name used for various Old Testament characters, the main one in the Book of Job (Job 32) who engages in rational discourse with Job after three false comforters have muddied the waters.
	www.magicdragon.com /UltimateSF/authorsE.html (368 words)

	Eric Brown Interview
		ERIC BROWN is the author of several novels including 'The Virex Trilogy.' Book one - 'New York Nights,' Gollancz, 2000 - is available now.
		Finally, Brown is also the winner of the British Science Fiction Association 2002 Best Short Story Award for his story 'The Children of Winter' (Interzone 163, January 2001).
		Book two - 'New York Blues' - is available from September 2002.
	scifantastic.tripod.com /issue1_excontent/EBrown_interview.html (921 words)

	LooseCannonCanon
		Aside from some original observations, this book reprints articles published between 1981 and 1996 in obscure fanzines like the Brit Interzone and the cyberpunk Science Fiction Eye.
		I was noodling around on the net when I cursored upon a book about science fiction called "Loose Canon" by Charles Platt, described as a combination HL Mencken and PJ O'Rourke.
		Hopefully, you've noticed the single "n" in Platt's "Loose Canon." Since a canon is a principle or precept, and a loose cannon is one who rants and raves, the result is a lit-crit rail that chronicles the speculative fiction of the 70s and 80s, with occasional toe-dips into the 50s and 60s.
	www.freecannon.com /LooseCannonCanon.htm (546 words)

	Outpost Gallifrey: Reviews
		Following the initial weirdness of Scherzo however, the Doctors adventures have settled down into a formulaic trudge during his quest to be re-united with the TARDIS, with every story book-ended by scenes of the Doctor being harangued by the Kro'ka in the mysterious Interzone that divides the planet he happens to be trapped on.
		Caerdroia is the Big Finish equivalent of Timeless from BBC Books, the book before the finale, which sets up the last tale and brings the elements of the arc into focus.
		Caerdroia doesn't feel like a penultimate story as it's ending (for the Doctor at least) is remarkably upbeat and filled with optimism but the fleeting appearance of the series' current uber-villain makes it seem his plans are a long way from completion and unlikely to be resolved in the next story, which they evidently will.
	www.gallifreyone.com /review.php?id=bf-63 (546 words)

	William S. Burroughs and Cut-up
		Inspired by Pan's review of WSB's Interzone in the June issue, I decided to write a piece on the Cut-up technique of writing utilized and pioneered by Burroughs and his associate Brion Gysin.
		If you want to read more about Cut-ups, William S. Burroughs, Brion Gysin and Throbbing Gristle, pick up the book RE/Search #4/5.
		All your experiences, whether first hand or taken vicariously through a book or a friend's story, add up to form the text of your next tale.
	www.legendsmagazine.net /104/william.htm (679 words)

	Skellarlist William Seward Burroughs II
		Interzone; William S. Burroughs, James Grauerholz (Editor); Paperback; $10.75; Descriptive information available.
		My Education; A Book of Dreams; William S. Burroughs; Hardcover; $19.76; Descriptive information available.
		Ghost of Chance (High Risk Books); William S. Burroughs; Hardcover; $13.49; Descriptive information available.
	www.scenewash.org /contraband/wsb.html (1223 words)

	Locus Online: Stephen Baxter interview
		Stephen M. Baxter sold his first SF story, ''The Xeelee Flower'', to Interzone in 1987, and first novel Raft (beginning of the four-book ''Xeelee'' sequence) in 1991, followed by Timelike Infinity (1992), Flux (1993), and Ring (1994).
		I wanted to do a big book about the moon, because I visited the moon briefly in Voyage, and there was a lot of material from the astronauts.
		Baxter won a Writers of the Future prize in 1989, and received the John W. Campbell Award for The Time Ships in 1996.
	www.locusmag.com /1998/Issues/07/Baxter.html (1223 words)

	Internet Book List :: Book Information: Interzone: The 4th Anthology
		Internet Book List :: Book Information: Interzone: The 4th Anthology
		by J.G. Ballard, Stephen Baxter, Barrington J Bayley, Eric Brown, Richard Calder, Greg Egan, Lisa Goldstein, Nicola Griffith, David Langford, Kim Newman, Rachel Pollack, Kim Stanley Robinson, John Sladek, Brian M. Stableford
	www.iblist.com /book15592.htm (62 words)

	Onward Elsewhere - Greg Egan Reviews
		Luminous is actually a collection of 10 short stories, most of which were published in the British Sci-Fi magazine Interzone.
		As with all of Egan's novels, the short stories in the book are more of the hard sci-fi variety, and each one manages to push the boundaries of what you consider science.
		Due to the complexity and wide range of ideas here, this is a perfect book to read story by story and take the time to digest them.
	onwardelsewhere.com /egan.html (62 words)

	The Best of Interzone by David Pringle
		All book covers copyright by their respective publishers and artists
		This collection of science fiction and fantasy stories have all appeared between the covers of "Interzone" and together span 100 issues of the magazine.
		See all available second hand copies of this book at: Abebooks UK or Abebooks US
	www.ffbooks.co.uk /t0/t621.htm (62 words)

	Stories, Listed by Author
		The Omni Book of Science Fiction #6, ed.
		* The Late Movie, (ss) Interzone Sep 1998
		The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories, ed.
	www.locusmag.com /index/s226.html (62 words)

	Stories, Listed by Author
		Look At the Evidence: Essays and Reviews, John Clute, Liverpool University Press 1996 ; modified from a piece in Friends of Foundation Newsletter (1992), itself revised from a piece in the Readercon 4 Souvenir Book (1991) which included a version of ‘Protocol of Candour’ from Interzone #24 (1988).
		Look At the Evidence: Essays and Reviews, John Clute, Liverpool University Press 1996 ; revised from HeliCon Programme Book, (Eastercon) 1989.
		Look At the Evidence: Essays and Reviews, John Clute, Liverpool University Press 1996 ; revised from Science Fiction Research Association Review #213 (Sep-Oct 94).
	www.locusmag.com /index/s162.html (62 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: Century Rain
		Reynolds captures the motions of love with great tenderness (particularly at the end of the book) but that this love really exists between characters is not something we feel.
		Alastair Reynolds came to prominence in the 90s as one of the most exciting young writers to emerge from the pages of Interzone.
		This had been the book I really hoped would turn this around, especially because it was so heavily influenced by his love of thrillers, a form where these virtues are paramount.
	www.sfsite.com /02b/cr194.htm (915 words)

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