In this issue: stories by Saswati Chatterjee, Rachael Cupp, Mame Bougouma Diene, Ai Jiang, Joyce Meggett, Carlos Norcia, and Antony Paschos; columns by Alexander Glass, Nick Lowe, Val Nolan, and Aliya Whiteley; and book reviews by Alexander Glass, Kelly Jennings, Paul Kincaid, and Val Nolan. The cover art, We Have Known Bright Hillsides Redolent of Gorse, is by Martin Hanford.
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IZ 298 // March 2024
Stories
Perpetual Motion Sickness 12,620 words
Mame Bougouma Diene
Tangles 2560 words
Rachael Cupp
Pray for the Ravaged Temples 3740 words
Carlos Norcia
Where the Grass is Always Whiter 2800 words
Ai Jiang
You Can Never Stock Up Enough Fans 4900 words
Antony Paschos
In the Eye of the Giant 1900 words
Saswati Chatterjee
We Have Known Bright Hillsides Redolent of Gorse 3200 words
Joyce Meggett
Columns
Climbing Stories
Aliya Whiteley
Mutant Popcorn
Nick Lowe
The A to Z of Zelazny
Alexander Glass
Folded Spaces
Val Nolan
Book Reviews
Alexander Glass on a novel by Trip Galey; Kelly Jennings on books by Ann Leckie, A.G. Slatter, Giana Rashad, and Ray Nayler; Paul Kincaid on books by Tim Lebbon and Aliya Whiteley; and Val Nolan on a novel by Alastair Reynolds.
Art
We Have Known Bright Hillsides Redolent of Gorse
Martin Hanford
You Can Never Stock Up Enough Fans
Martin Hanford