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             | Issue Date | Author | Story Title | Type | Comments |  
            | 1991 JAN | Cornell, Richard | Push | nv | his 3rd sf sale; "in early forties, grew up in the Bronx, work part-time as a reference librarian, & have degrees in philosophy from Cornell & Univ. of Rochester"; intro says he edited an anth. of writing about dreams, Dreams Are Wiser Than Men(1987) |  
            |  | Budrys, Algis | Books | br | Lionel Fenn: Kent Montana and the Really Ugly Thing from Mars; Will Sundown(ps. for William B. Sanders): Pockets of Resistance, & sequel The Hell-Bound Train |  
            |  | Wessell, Deborah | She Could Look It Up | ss | lives in Seattle, her husband is writer Steven Bryan Bieler; attended 1988 Clarion; 1st stort pub. sf "The Last One to Know" in ASI 1989 APR; has sldo pub. fiction in PLP, & anth. Universe 2(1992); "most of my stories are humor of one sort or another" |  
            |  | Kessel, John | Buffalo  (for my father) | ss | W-1992 LOC, STU; N-1991 NEB; 1992 HUG, short story; to be pub. in anth. of autobiographical "hometown" sf, Anne Devereaux Jordan(ed): Fires of the Past: Thirteen Contemporary Fantasies About Hometowns(1991); this one set in Buffalo, NY |  
            |  | Morressy, John | Fair Weather Fiend | nv | 13th story in F&SF in his Kedrigern the wizard series; has novels in this series, Kedrigern and the Charming Couple(1990), & A Remembrance for Kedrigern(1990) |  
            |  | Heath | Cartoon: United Paradox Service | ct | has comic strip Spot the Frog, 24 in the ser. as of 2002 OCT, which can be seen, as well as w. some of his cartoons, at his website www.markheath.com; he has been trying to sell this comic strip to the syndicates; so far it can only be seen at his website |  
            |  | Robins, Madeleine E. | Papa's Gone A-Hunting | ss | has last historical romance novel, The Spanish Marriage(1984), which she says, "I structured ... around a specific historic event, & had to plot backward, synchronizing the action in the book with what was happening in Spain, Portugal & England ..." |  
            |  | Ellison, Harlan | Films: Harlan Ellison's Watching, Installment 44: In Which the Good Ship Coat-Tail-Ride Sinks, Abandoning Hundreds in Treacherous Waters | mr | essay: predicts "the utter vanishment of the horror genre within two years"; Arachnophobia(1990), stars Jeff Daniels, Harley Jane Kozak; Darkman(1990); Martians Go Home!(1990), based on Fredric Brown's novel; Millenium(1989); Dick Tracy(1990) |  
            |  | Engstrom, Elizabeth | Rivering | ss | has horror novel Black Ambrosia(1986); Lizzie Borden(1990), a mystery/psychic thriller retelling of the Lizzie Borden story from an occult angle; see her website at www.sff.net/people/Elizabeth_Engstrom/; has coll. Nightmare Flower(1992; N-1993 STO) |  
            |  | Asimov, Isaac | Science: Illusion of Motion, The | sces | photography, Part 3 of 4; persistence of vision & the development of moving pictures, or cinemas or movies; Part 1 in 1990 NOV, Part 2 in 1990 DEC, Part 4 in 1991 FEB; Michael A. Burstein has story "Cosmic Corkscrew" in ANA 1998 JUN in homage of Asimov |  
            |  | Ferman, Edward L. | To Our Readers | note | "increases in postage & other expenses have made necessary" a price increase, from $2.00 to $2.50 per issue, beginning with this issue(mistakenly says beginning with the next issue) |  
            |  | Redd, David | When Jesus Came to the Moon for Christmas | nv | has Green England series, "Green and Pleasant Land" in INZ #32 1989 NOV/DEC, "Green England" in Spectrum SF #7 2001 NOV, & one story pub. only in German; see humorous 1990 letter to INZ editor David Pringle at www.rastus.force9.co.uk/SB4Redd.html |  
            |  | Martin, H. | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            |  | Farris, Joseph | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            | 1991 FEB | Brennert, Alan | Ma Qui | ss | W-1991 NEB, short story; N-1992 STU; a fantasy story about Vietnam, & about some of the casualties who wander that country's tunnels & jungle; has coll. Ma Qui: and Other Phantoms(1991) |  
            |  | Heath | Cartoon: Exact Change—All Other | ct | Heath writes, "I've worked in restaurants, clothing & book stores, motels, & years in a cabinet factory ... all led to my becoming a cartoonist. Few things are more inspirational ... than working in a cold factory in winter, or suffering a tie in summer" |  
            |  | Budrys, Algis | Books | br | Kathe Koja: The Cipher |  
            |  | Card, Orson Scott | Books to Look For | br | Sissela Bok: Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life; Stephen E. Ambrose: Nixon; Robert A. Caro: The Years of Lyndon Johnson; Mark Bisnow: In the Shadow of the Dome; Ian Hamilton: Writers in Hollywood, 1915-1951; James Lovelock: The Age of Gaia |  
            |  | Harris, S. | Cartoon: Appliance Dept. | ct |  |  
            |  | Di Filippo, Paul | Mairzy Doats | nv | N-1992 LOC, nv; 2nd story in F&SF in Lost Pages ser., to be part of coll. of alt. hist. stories, Lost Pages(1998; N-1999 DIC), featuring noted writers from the 1920s to 60s, in chronolgical order; others stories in ser. in AMZ, INZ, & SFAge, F&SF 1997 SEP |  
            |  | Griesemer, John | Breaking-Up Yard, The | ss | has pub. fiction in ASI, & in The Best Short Stories, 1983 & 1987; an actor on & off Broadway, TV, & films; movies he has appeared in, Malcolm X(1992), The Langoliers(1995 TV), Lone Star(1996), The Crucible(1996), In Jest(1999), Henry Hill(1999), etc |  
            |  | Farris, Joseph | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            |  | Kerr, Peg | Athena Keramitis | ss | lives in Minneapolis, MN; attended 1988 Clarion; teaches English at the Univ. of Minnesota; 1st pub. story "Free Day" in TotU #2 1987; 1st professional sale "Curses" in AMZ 1990 JUL; 1st novel Emerald House Rising(1997); The Wild Swans(1999) |  
            |  | Easton, Thomas A. | Micro Macho | ss | has novel Silicon Karma(1995), in which a woman is copied into virtual reality, just as criminals begin siphoning memory away from the program(B&C); has nf book Periodic Stars(1997), which coll. his book reviews from ANA in the 1980s & 90s(B&C) |  
            |  | Gardner, James Alan | Reaper | ss | (1955?-  ) N-1992 AUR; lives in Waterloo, Ontario; technical writer for Univ. of Waterloo; has story "The Children of Crèche" in WotF v.6(1990); 1st novel The Expendables('97; N-1998 LOC); Commitment Hour(1998), Vigilant(1999), Hunted(2000), Trapped(2002) |  
            |  | Aldridge, Ray | Beastbreaker, The | nv |  |  
            |  | Asimov, Isaac | Science: Down the Electron Stream | sces | photography, Part 4 of 4; the electronic production of images - the development of the television came by way of the radio; Part 1, 2 & 3  in 1990 NOV, DEC, & 1991 JAN; see article "The First Galactic Empire, in Brooklyn," in The New Yorker, 1999 MAY 17 |  
            |  | Tepper, Sheri S. | Raccoon Music | ss | 2nd story in Crazy Carol ser.; has Marianne fantasy ser., The Marianne Trilogy(1990 omni); horror Blood Heritage(1986), sequel The Bones(1987); horror Still Life(1989 as E.E. Horlak); sf/f Beauty(1991; W-1992 LOC; N-MYT); mys. ps. A.J. Orde, B.J. Oliphant |  
            |  | Martin, H. | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            | 1991 MAR | Hightower, Lynn S. | Rose Elf, The | ss | (1956-  ) born in Chattanooga, TN; lives in Lexington, KY; has 1977 BA in journalism from Univ. of Kentucky; after taking creative writing courses at the Univ. of Kentucky, she first wrote TV commercialsf; now a fulltime writer |  
            |  | Budrys, Algis | Books | br | Michael Crichton: Jurassic Park; Kevin J. Anderson & Doug Beason: Lifeline |  
            |  | Card, Orson Scott | Books to Look For | br | Martin H. Greenberg(ed): Isaac's Universe: Volume One: The Diplomacy Guild; Charles de Lint: The Little Country; Tobias Wolff: This Boy's Life: A Memoir |  
            |  | Whitlock, Dean | On the Death of Daniel | ss | has a short story, "Waiting for the Girl from California," in Steven-Elliot Altman & Patrick Merla(ed): The Touch(2000), an anth. whose proceeds went to benefit AIDS & cancer reasearch |  
            |  | Martin, H. | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            |  | Rogers, Bruce Holland | Big Far Now | nv | lives in Eugene, OR; has novel Mind Games(1992), book # 10 in Tom Swift series, as by Victor Appleton; Asses of the Sun(1996), in Magic: The Gathering #7, as by Hanovi Braddock; poetry chaps Breathing in the World(1990), Tales and Declarations(1991) |  
            |  | Ellison, Harlan | Films: Harlan Ellison's Watching, Installment 45: In Which Tempus Fidgets, Fugits, and Inevitably Omnia Revelats | mr | essay: responsibility, in our world "the villains may be us only & simply because we didn't think about tomorrow"; Back to the Future trilogy, I(1985), II(1989), III(1990); all dir. Robert Zemeckis, stars Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson |  
            |  | Jonik | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            |  | Foster, Alan Dean | Agrarian Deform | nv | 3rd story in F&SF in Mad Amos Malone series; also in Spellsinger series, Son of Spellsinger(1993), & Chorus Skating(1994); has The Damned series, A Call to Arms(1991), The False Mirror(1992), & The Spoils of War(1993); Dinotopia Lost(1996) |  
            |  | Friesner, Esther M. | Shoemaker and the Elves, The | nv | these elves are "definitely not Santa's helpers ... this story can be blamed on a childhood spent reading English fairy tales, & you know how grim those can get"; has fantasy novel Harlot's Rue(1986), about a woman with unique charms on a romantic quest |  
            |  | Galef, David | Tour de France | ss | (1959-  ) Prof. of English at the Univ. of Mississippi; has fiction pub. in Punch, Shenandoah, The Village Voice, Cosmopolitan; has trans. Even Monkeys Fall from Trees and Other Japanese Proverbs(1987); 1st novel Flesh(1995); novel Turning Japanese(1998) |  
            |  | Asimov, Isaac | Science: All Four Stanzas | sces | Star-Spangled Banner, our national anthem; all four stanzas, incl. the lost, or dropped, 'gloating' third stanza; has 22nd & last coll. of his F&SF science essays, The Secret of the Universe(1991); has nf book with Frederik Pohl, Our Angry Earth(1991) |  
            |  | Sherman, Delia | Land's End | ss | has anth. The Horns of Elfland(1997; N-1998 LOC), with Donald G. Keller & Ellen Kushner; Bordertown #4(1997), & The Essential Bordertown(1998), both with Terri Windling; in 1995 Sherman became a Contributing Editor for Tor Books |  
            |  | Harris, S. | Cartoon: Jellyfish—Peanutbutter Fish | ct |  |  
            |  | F&SF staff | Report on Competition 52 | cmp | 1st prize: Christopher J. Healy; 2nd prize: C.E. Coffman, S.A. Concannon, & N.E. Stokes; R-U: Steve Lindquist; Alison Becker; H-M: David Brown; Patricia Russo; Sean Walbeck; Christine Morris |  
            |  | F&SF staff | Competition 53 | cmp | suggested by John Brunner - submit samples of cover or flap copy that makes it clear the person responsible has read nothing but the title & misunderstood even that, e.g.: Childhood's End: A searing expose of teenage sex! |  
            |  | Farris, Joseph | Cartoon | ct |  |  
            | 1991 APR | Strickland, Brad | Her Wild Wild Eyes | nv | has ya fantasies in John Bellairs Lewis Barnavelt series, The Specter from the Magician's Museum(1998), & in his Johnny Dixon series, The Wrath of the Grinning Ghost(1999) |  
            |  | Budrys, Algis | Books | br | Robert Reed: Down the Bright Way; L. Ron Hubbard: Fear; Kathryn Lindskoog: The C.S. Lewis Hoax; Andre Bernard: Rotten Rejections |  
            |  | Card, Orson Scott | Books to Look For | br | Michael Crichton: Jurassic Park; Tanith Lee: A Heroine of the World |  
            |  | Morressy, John | Liberator, The | ss |  |  |