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May 2004
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SFRevu Home
Editor:Ernest Lilley
Managing Editor: Sharon Archer
Associate Editor, UK:
John Berlyne
Columnists:
Edward Carmien
Steven Sawicki
Contributors
also:TechRevu |
 Editorial License:
Editorial -
Clarke's Corollary -
When reason fails us because we're working with systems of greater
complexity than their designers can grasp, is it any wonder people turn
to fantasy?
Columns:
US Books
- Ernest Lilley looks at books received
over here. Past and Future Months are also linked.
UK Books
- John Berlyne - This month brings a slight
adjustment in format we take a look at recent releases.
Ivory and Ivy
by Edward Carmien - Our good professor takes us from
From Tolkien to Time Travel this month in his overview of scholarly
works of Fantasy and SF.
Zines and Short
Fiction - Steven
Sawicki -
DamnAlien
DVDs
- Those Damn Aliens - The aliens despair of finding intelligent
DVDs on Earth, but forge ahead nonetheless.
Things To Come
(previews of galleys received)
Media: Van Helsing
- Stephen Sommers (Dir)
Hugh Jackman shed his fur to play Dracula's nemesis as a
spiritual James Bond. It's not as bad as being strapped into an electric chair
for revivification, says our reviewer, but it should have been much, much
better.
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 Interview: John Crowley Interview
with Iain Emsley
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Review: Novelties and Souvenirs
Fantastic Genres Conf by Edward Carmien -
Roughly a hundred individuals gathered to discuss questions of Genre and fantastic literatures.
Book
Reviews:
   
The Atrocity Archives by Charles Stross
Broken Crescent by S. Andrew Swann
Dead to the World by Charlaine Harris
Dime Store Magic by Kelley Armstrong
The Lonely Dead by Michael Marshall 
Red Slippers by Dennis McKiernan
The Skein of Lament by Chris Wooding
A Scholar of Magics by Caroline Stevermer
Son of Avonar by Carol Berg
Survival by Julie E. Czerneda
  
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