What’s in Issue 121
| Novel | Palance Demondread writes late at night, worrying about his secret... And then he receives a summons from Father Rayul and Lord Ian to witness the dread dremions’ invasion of Nomen: Julian Lawler, Battle Seer, chapter 3: A Secret Untold, part 1, part 2. |
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| Novella | A mysterious cat burglar’s visit to the mansion of Myron Pitt becomes the topic of conversation at a party. J. Peter Pendleton II meets beauteous Monica Bubastis at the punch bowl and reveals he knows more about the Pendant than he’s willing to say: Alexandra Erin, The Pendant Strikes! #2. |
| Serials |
McAllister does what he can to take care of Taylor. It’s more important than worrying about losing the Second Space Race, on the Moon: Steven Francis Murphy, Tranquility Lost, part 2. Byron Bailey depicts the plight of an Indiana farmer trying to grow steaks where carnivorous varmints are protected: Hoosier Steaks, part 1. Omar E. Vega tells of the travails of a misunderstood bioengeneering genius who has discovered natural terraforming: The Hand of God, part 1. |
| Short Stories |
Every PC user will sympathize with euhal allen’s futile attempts to hook up his modem: Computer Love Story. Gillian Marshall recounts a young mother’s terror in a fire and the miraculous intervention of a most unusual fireman: Rain Man. |
| Article | Viacheslav Iatsko examines Russian history since Peter the Great and concludes that social stability depends on three factors, only two of which are present today: The Uniqueness of Russia and State Power. |
| Review Article |
Don Webb reviews one of the keys to understanding the late 20th century: Karen Armstrong’s The Battle for God. |
Departments
| Challenge | Challenge 121 asks about Rearranging Orders. |
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| The Reading Room |
Jerry Wright pleads Network Downtime |
| Editorial | Sirius Stuff |
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