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Our May issue, by pure coincidence, looks a little like a "Moon" issue, framed by two quite different novelettes set there. The first, with cover by Vincent Di Fate, is Shane Tourtellotte’s "Footsteps," about a mystery concerning a situation that looks impossible but happened nonetheless. All of which leads to a surprising application of Occam’s razor–and a decidedly worthwhile step for mankind. The other, by Joe Schembrie, has a good deal of whimsy about it. I won’t say the title, "High Moon," says it all, but I hope it at least says enough to constitute a tantalizing hint!
In between, we have a wide variety of fiction by such writers as Grey Rollins, Jerry Oltion, James Van Pelt, Richard A. Lovett, and some talented and promising newcomers. The fact article is one you’ll probably find a bit unsettling: "Big Brother Inc: Surveillance, Security, and the US Citizen." Our current society shows some disturbing trends in the direction of a well-known Orwell novel, with new technologies to help them along. Laura M. Kelley talks about some of the things that can now be done to keep track of us–and the choices we as a civilization must make.
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The Science Behind the Story
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Reviews of books by Jack McDevitt, Peter Watts, Frank M. Robinson, Eric Brown, and Eric Garcia, among others.
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Novelettes
Footsteps
by Shane Tourtellotte
Death as a Way of Life
by Grey Rollins
High Moon
by Joe Schembrie
Short Stories
The Inn at Mount Either
by James Van Pelt
Tainted
by Jerry Oltion
Tomorrow's Strawberries
by Richard A. Lovett
Smiling Vermin
by Ekaterina G. Sedia & David Bartell
Science Fact
Big Brother Inc: Surveillance, Secutiry, and the U.S. Citizen
by Laura M. Kelly
Special Feature
MUCH ADO ABOUT NEWTON
by Carl Frederick
Reader's Departments
The Editor's Page
In Times to Come
The Alternate View by John G. Cramer
The Reference Library by Tom Easton
Brass Tacks
Upcoming Events by Anthony Lewis
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