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Table of Contents STORIES Nown, David Gemmell; Magic’S Pawn, Mer­ Writers of the Future W Inner Table of Contents STORIES nown, David Gemmell; Magic’s Pawn, Mer­ Writers of the Future W inner................................ 1 cedes Lackey; In the Red Lord’s Reach, Phyllis Hugo Nominations Changes ..................................4 Eisenstein; The Warlock Insane, Christopher Satanic Verses U pdate........................................... 4 Stasheff; Vision Quest, Pamela F. Service; The Stoker Awards Nominations ..................................5 Isles of the Blest, Morgan Llywelyn. THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SCIENCE FICTION FIELD Chesley Awards Nominations ................................5 Reviews by Tom Whitmore ..................................21 ISSN-0049-4959 Aboriginal SF Goes National..................................5 Westlin Wind, Charles de Lint; Arabesques 2, EDITOR & PUBLISHER Holt Wins Bare-Faced Messiah Case.................... 5 Susan Shwartz, ed.; The Gryphon King, Tom Charles N. Brown 1989 Davis Readers’ Awards ................................5 Deitz; Frost and Fire, Roger Zelazny; Ancient ASSOCIATE EDITOR Con Evicted ............................................................ 7 Images, Ramsey Campbell; Of the Fall, Paul J. Faren C. Miller Far Travelers ...........................................................7 McAuley; Pathways to Elfland: The Writings ASSOCIATE MANAGER Spaced Out Library in Trouble..............................7 of Lord Dunsany, Darrell Schweitzer. Shelly Rae Clift De Camp Collection to Austin ..............................7 Reviews of the Year’s Bests by Tom Whitmore .. 23 PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE Swiss SF Museum to Move......................................7 The Year’s Best Science Fiction: Sixth Annual Pamela F. Troy THE DATA FILE Collection, Gardner Dozois, ed.; The 1989 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Publishing News.......................................................9 Annual World’s Best SF, Donald A. Wollheim, Scott Winnett Bookstore News.......................................................9 ed.; The Year’s Best Fantasy: Second Annual CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Awards.................................................................... 66 Collection, Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, Dan Chow Book News .............................................................66 eds.; The Orbit Science Fiction Yearbook 2, Richard Curtis Announcements.....................................................66 David S. Garnett, ed.. Carolyn F. Cushman Market News .........................................................66 Reviews by Dan Chow...........................................25 Karen Haber Court Cases ...........................................................66 John Dollar, Marianne Wiggins; Carmen Dog, Mark R. Kelly SF M usic................................................................ 66 Carol Emshwiller; The Mammoth Book of Fritz Leiber INTERVIEWS Golden Age Science Fiction: Short Novels of the Ricia Mainhardt George Alec Effinger: The Dark Light Years.......4 1940’s, Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh & Frank M. Robinson Brian Aldiss: The Excitement of the Journey .......4 Martin Greenberg, eds.; Dark Night in Toyland, Tom Whitmore COLUMNS & DEPARTMENTS Bob Shaw; Dawn’s Uncertain Light, Neal Bar­ SPECIAL PROJECTS People & Publishing ...............................................8 rett, Jr.; Arthur C. Clarke’s Venus Prime Vol­ William G. Contento Agent’s Corner, Richard Curtis ..........................11 ume 3: Hide and Seek, Paul Preuss. CON REPORTERS Moons & Stars & Stuff, Fritz Leiber .................. 13 Distillations: Short Fiction Reviews Beth Gwinn The Media Scene, Frank M. Robinson................ 32 by Mark R. Kelly ...................................................29 Jane Jewell Locus Bulletin Board ........................................... 33 Writers of the Future Vol. V, Algis Budrys, ed.; Locus, ISSN-0047-4959, The Newspaper of the Locus L etters.........................................................64 Synergy: New Science Fiction, Vol. 3, George Science Fiction Field, is published monthly by LOCUS Editorial M atters...................................................64 Zebrowski, ed.; Aboriginal SF 5-6/89; F&SF PUBLICATIONS Editorial address: 34 Ridgewood LOCUS LOOKS AT BOOKS 5/89, F&SF 6/89; Interzone 5-6/89; Weird Tales Lane, Oakland, CA 94611; telephone (415) 339-9196. 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