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Last year Barry B. Longyear introduced the improbable detective team of Jaggers and Shad in “The Good Kill,” which won the “Best Novella” award in The Analytical Laboratory, our annual poll in which you, the readers, choose your favorite stories for the year. It was an especially impressive and refreshing achievement, because funny work too seldom wins awards. “The Good Kill” was funny, with its very British future where bodies are a matter of choice (not necessarily binding) and some of the choices are—well, a bit odd. (Where else would you find a mallard and a gorilla as colleagues on the same police force?) This month, Jaggers and Shad are back, with a new mystery in the same vein, “The Hangingstone Rat,” and I think you’ll find it just as much fun.

We also have a wide-ranging variety of other stories by such writers as Daniel Hatch and Tom Ligon, and a fact article by Stephen L. Gillett, Ph.D. on “Nanotech Rocket fuel.” He cheerfully admits the title sounds like a science-fiction cliché carried a bit too far, but the subject is very real and timely: nanotechnology really can help us make better rocket fuels.

Nebula Winner

Best Novel
Camouflage by Joe Haldeman

An Angelheaded Hipster Escapes
by Daniel Hatch

“You can’t change human nature” may contain some truth, but not as much as some would like to think…
Illustration by John Allemand
Jayge Carr Obituary

The Science Behind the Story: InterstellarNet
by Edward M. Lerner

The Science Behind the Story: Kremer's Limit
by C. Sanford Lowe & G. David Nordley

The Science Behind the Story: The Teller of Time
by Carl Frederick

The Science Behind the Story: Sun of Suns
by Karl Schroeder

The Science Behind the Story: The Science of Old Earth
by Stephen Baxter

The Science Behind the Story: Lighthouse
by Michael Shara

The Science Behind the Story: The Skeekit-Woogle Test
by Carl Frederick

The Science Behind the Story: The Speed of Understanding
by Susan Urbanek Linville

The Science Behind the Story
by Carl Frederick

The Alternate View
by John G. Cramer
John talks about Cold Fusion.

The Reference Library
by Tom Easton
Reviews of books by John Scalzi, Kim Stanley Robinson, Tobias S. Buckell, Ian McDonald, Mel Odom and L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt, among others.

Upcoming Events
by Anthony Lewis
Every month, Anthony keeps you up to date on what's going on in the world of science fiction.








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 Novella
An Angelheaded Hipster Escapes
by Daniel Hatch

Novelettes
El Dorado
by Tom Ligon

The Hangingstone Rat
by Barry B. Longyear

Short Stories
A Bridge in Time
by Joseph P. Martino

Virus Changes Skin
by Ekaterina Sedia

The Quantum Theoretic
Implications of Newton's Alchemy
by Alex Kasman

Science Fact
NANOTECH ROCKET FUEL
by Stephen L. Gillett, Ph. D.

Reader's Departments
The Editor's Page
In Times to Come
Biolog: Ekaterina Sedia by Richard A. Lovett
The Alternate View by John G. Cramer
The Reference Library by Tom Easton
 Brass Tacks
Upcoming Events by Anthony Lewis




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