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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 -
.Ern went to the Mojave to watch SpaceShipOne launch on its
100 km test flight to space. Yes, it was cool. Yes, it was hot. And
yes, it really matters.
Event:
Victory at the Edge of Space
We're taking the liberty of linking to our sister publication's (TechRevu)
special SS1 edition for lots more coverage on the flight of Burt Rutan's
spaceship.
Columns:
US Books
- Ernest Lilley
UK Books
- John Berlyne
Ivory and Ivy
by Edward Carmien
Zines and Short Fiction - Steve Sawicki
DamnAlien
DVDs
- Those Damn Aliens
 Media: Spider Man 2
dir by Sam Raimi - Spidey's
saga continues with more angst, an awesome new supervillan, supercgi,
and of course, Kirsten Dunst as Mary Jane. Can our favorite web-slinger
capture the imagination of moviegoers
 again
or will he get
caught in a web of summer releases?
NonFiction: Jules Verne on Film by Thomas C. Renzi
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  Feature
Interview:
Epic Retellings From
the Edge -
Ashok K Banker
with Iain Emsley
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Review:
Demons of Chitrakut by Ashok K.
Banker
Book Reviews:
Banquet
for the Damned by Adam Neville
Daydreams
Undertaken by Stephen L. Antczak
Destruction of the Books by Mel Odom
The Dragon's Son
by Margaret Weis
In
Your Dreams by Tom Holt
Iron Sunrise by
Charles Stross
Nebula
Awards Showcase 2004 by Vonda N. McIntyre
One King One
Soldier by Alexander C. Irvine
Recursion
by Tony Ballantyne
Redeeming The Lost
by Elizabeth Kerner
Ringworld's
Children by Larry Niven
Sirius:The
Dog Star by Martin H.Greenberg (ed)
Song of Susannah
by Stephen King
Take No Prisoners
by John Grant
Thinner Than Thou
by Kit Reed
The Wanderer by
Cherry Wilder and Katya Reimann
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