November, 2009 (Vol. VI: #11)

Editorial

Trampling Through Leaves

Internal changes are upon us.

by Stacey Janssen

Interview

The Ones to Watch, Part III

If at first you don't succeed, redefine success! But if at first you do succeed...

by Dotar Sojat

Feature

The Genre on the Doorstep

Dead Air 2

Just because it looks and tastes like horror doesn't mean it should blanketly represent the genre.

by Nicholas Kaufmann

Smart Bitches, Guilty Pleasures

Signals 26

"Tender, but biting." -- And it has nothing to do with vampires!

by Kristine Kathryn Rusch

Essay

From Genly AI to Louis Proof

Cultural Diversity in Science Fiction and Fantasy

Moving beyond the sidekick syndrome.

by Lezlie Kinyon

The Rise and Fall of the Military Techno-Thriller

From its early stages to present, and the changes this subgenre has seen.

by Nader Elhefnawy

From Best-Seller to Oblivion

A Renaissance Literary Phenomenon

Very early fantasy that disappeared from respectable shelves after being the favorite of kings and emperors.

by Sue Burke

Review

Three-in-One

Review of Tokyo

A Japanese independant film made by non-Japanese citizens.

by Bridgette Da Silva

Science, Wisdom, and the Storyteller's Art

A Review of Bud Sparhawk's Vixen

Looking for a contemporary classic in the golden-age mold? Look no further!

by Jamie Mason

Short Fiction, November 2009

Steampunk is big this month.

by Lois Tilton

Final Staff

Editors

Copy Editors

Editors-at-Large

Publicity