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Volume 14, Issue 6 December/January ConNotations 2004/2005 The Bi-Monthly Science Fiction, Fantasy & Convention Newszine of the Central Arizona Speculative Fiction Society A Conversation with Featured Inside SF Tube Talk Special Features All the latest news about A Conversation with Janny Wurts & Don Maitz Scienc Fiction TV shows Janny Wurts & Don Maitz By Catherine Book by Lee Whiteside by Catherine Book When I understood that both Janny amazing painting by this fellow named 24 Frames Boggs: A Comedy of Values Wurts and Don Maitz would be at World Don Maitz. And the fellow was standing All the latest Movie News By Lawrence Weschler Fantasy, I knew I had to get them both in there when she told him how much she by Lee Whiteside Review By Shane Shellenbarger the same room with my tape recorder. admired his work. But then he just Fortunately, they also thought it was a walked away…! Don explained that he’s Pointless Meanderings In Memoriam good idea. deaf in one ear and simply hadn’t heard News and Reviews Tim Choate from the world of comics and Anime Gordon Cooper © Cathy Book Christopher Reeve Videophile An American in England Reviews of genre releases Part 2 on DVD and VHS by Jeffrey Lu Gamers Corner Plus our Regular Features: New and Reviews from the gaming world CASFS Business Report In Our Book Reviews of New SF/F Books Event Calendar Area events, TV premires, Musty Tomes DVD & Movie releases Don Maitz & Janny Wurts Reviews of Classic Genre books FYI News and tidbits of I knew they had met at a convention her. Fortunately, for him, Janny is interest to fans and now I had the opportunity to ask persistent and she approached him again about the details. It seemed that Janny had at a party and yelled this time. The rest is Club Listings wandered into the Art Show at World their history. 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    #261 Nov.-Dec. 2002 Coeditors: Christine Mains Shelley Rodrigo Blanchard Nonfiction Reviews: Ed McKnight Fiction Reviews: Philip Snyder The SFRAReview (ISSN IN THIS ISSUE: 1068-395X) is published six times a year by the Science Fiction Research Association (SFRA) and distributed SFRA Business to SFRA members.NONNON Individual issues are not for sale; however, starting with President’s Message 2 issue #256, all issues will be pub- lished to SFRA’s website no less than two months after paper publication. For information about the SFRA and Non Fiction Reviews its benefits, see the description at the Monsters from the Id 2 back of this issue. For a membership The Frankenstein Archive 5 application, contact SFRA Treasurer Reference Guide to Science Fiction, Dave Mead or get one from the SFRA website: <www.sfra.org>. Fantasy, and Horror 6 Encyclopedia of Pulp Fiction Writers 7 SUBMISSIONS Zamiatin Examined 9 The SFRAReview editors encourage submissions, including essays, review Speculative, essays that cover several related texts, Illustrated Future Histories 9 and interviews. Please send submis- sions or queries to both coeditors. If you would like to review nonfiction or fiction, please contact the Fiction Reviews respective editor and/or email A Woman’s Liberation 9 [email protected]. Coyote 11 Christine Mains, Coeditor Sorcery Rising 12 Box 66024 The Great Escape 13 Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 The Great Escape 13 <[email protected]> Dimensions of Sheckley 14 The Omega Expedition 15 Shelley Rodrigo Blanchard, Coeditor 6842 S. 40th Place The Fantasy Writer’s Assistant 17 Phoenix, AZ 85040 Leviathan Three 19 <[email protected]> Ed McKnight, Nonfiction Editor 113 Cannon Lane Taylors SC 29687 <[email protected]> Philip Snyder, Fiction Editor 109 Northumberland Road Rochester NY 14618 <[email protected]> SFRA BUSINESS 2 President’s Message Michael M.