Magazine: Aboriginal Science Fiction
Bibliographic comments: US magazine.
• Only issues with contents of interest to this library are listed here, highlighted in white.
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #10
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< May 1988
Absolute Entertainment
Quarto, 64 pages
$3.00
Notes:
• Only fiction, essays and interviews are listed.
Fiction: Patricia Anthony, Sweet Tooth at Io // Robert A. Metzger, A Third Chance // Bonita Kale, A Speaking
Likeness // Jamil Nasir, The Darkness Beyond // Howard V. Hendrix, The Last Impression of Linda Vista
Essays: Darrell Schweitzer, Realistic Science Fiction // A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Selling
My Good Name // Laurel Lucas, A Trompe-l'oeil // Janice M. Eisen, New Views of Familiar Landscapes // Charles
C. Ryan, Editor's Notes: Where Did You Come From?
Interviews: Susan Ellison, From the Fifth Dimension: The Twilight Zone Returns! interview of J. Michael Straczynski
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #33–34
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< June 1992
Absolute Entertainment
Quarto, 116 pages
$4.95 / C$6.00
Notes:
• Double issue. Only fiction, poetry and essays are listed.
Fiction: Wendy Wheeler, June 14, 1959 // Gerald W. Page, The Claim Station // Jerry J. Davis, The Penalties of
Pirating // Jamil Nasir, Sunlight // John W. Randal, Dead Cows // Amy Benesch, I Love You for Seventy Mental
Reasons // Patricia Anthony, The Secret Language of Old White Ladies // Steven M. Ford, Set a Place for Arthur
// K. D. Wentworth, Spin // R. Gary Raham, Succession // Robert V. Kozinets, Ping Enclosed // James C. Glass,
Deezee
Poetry: Laurel Winter, Godlet // Marianne J. Dyson, The Poet's New Mind (for Roger Penrose)
Essays: A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: For the Good of the Children // Charles C. Ryan,
Editor's Notes: A Great Big Thank You // Darrell Schweitzer, Books: "I'd Rather Have Friends." // Robert A.
Metzger, What If?: Conference // Susan Ellison, Through the Lens: Why, Oh Why? // Laurel Lucas, Aborigines:
The Black and White Perspective
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #35–36
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< September 1992
The Second Renaissance Foundation
Quarto, 116 pages
$4.95 / C$6.00
Notes:
• Double issue. Only fiction, poetry and essays are listed.
Fiction: Mark Canter, Pictures from Home // Ted Nolan, Square Deal // Anthony R. Lewis, The Curse // Paul C.
Schuytema, The Silver Abacus // Richard K. Lyon, The Secret Identity Diet // E. R. Stewart, Bag of Bones // E. H.
Wong, Rescue // Claudia O'Keefe, Cameo // John Gregory Betancourt, Hunter's Pink // Sharan Newman,
Patterns of Little Gods // John W. Randal, Dead Sky Eyes // Sean Williams, Light Bodies Falling
Poetry: Terry McGarry, Having Seen These Marvels // Darrell Schweitzer, Apocalyptic Jingle
Essays: A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Omnivorous Believers // Charles C. Ryan, Editor's
Notes: The Hot New Writers // Robert A. Metzger, What If?: The Emperor's Twisted Mind // Darrell Schweitzer,
Books: The Last from Heinlein // Janice M. Eisen, From the Bookshelf: Genre Benders // Laurel Lucas, Aborigines:
Unlikely Heroes
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #41–42
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< July 1993
The Second Renaissance Foundation
Quarto, 100 pages
$4.95 / C$5.95
Notes:
• Double issue. Only fiction, poetry and essays are listed.
Fiction: Doug Franklin, If I Should Die Before I Wake // Joe Haldeman, Market Day // John Gregory Betancourt,
Human Spirit, Beetle Spirit // Patricia Anthony, Gingerbread Man // Graham P. Collins, The Fermi Paradox
Explained on a City Street Corner // Greg Abraham, Indigenes // Anthony J. Howard, The Recyclers // Michael P.
Belfiore, The Salesman // Jayge Carr, The Lady or the Tiger // Chuck Rothman, Screams Are Not Enough //
William J. Shefski, Spongehead // Jamil Nasir, A Trace of Kindness
Poetry: Wendy Rathbone, Poem from the Stars
Essays: A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Rejection, Part 2 // Darrell Schweitzer, Books: The
Conservative Avant-Garde // Janice M. Eisen, From the Bookshelf: Hail and Farewell // Robert A. Metzger, What
If?: Pass the Banana // Laurel Lucas, Aborigines: Dino Minutiae // Charles C. Ryan, Editor's Notes: Up, Up, and
Away...
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #49–50
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< July 1996
The Second Renaissance Foundation
Quarto, 100 pages
$5.95
Notes:
• Double issue. Only fiction, poetry and essays are listed.
Fiction: Karl G. Schlosser, Walking Backwards Through Death's Door // Beatrice J. Corry, Don't Dance // Mark
Wolverton, Love in the Silicon Age // E. H. Wong, Endangered Species // William Barton, Changes // Stuart
Palmer, Meritorious Windows // Stephen D. Haltom, The Will // K. D. Wentworth, Burning Bright // Molly Barr, Into
the Labyrinth // P. J. L. Hinder, Growing Higher
Poetry: Jeremy Gadd, Carl Sagan Says // David Slusher, Ride to the Stars
Essays: Charles C. Ryan, Editor's Notes: Safe and Sound // A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Life
as a White Male // Janice M. Eisen, From the Bookshelf: A Valediction // Darrell Schweitzer, Books: We Resume
Our Regular Service // Susan Ellison, Through the Lens: What's Hot for Fall and Beyond // Laurel Lucas,
Aborigines: Farewell Janice
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #51–52
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< October 1996
The Second Renaissance Foundation
Quarto, 100 pages
$5.95
Notes:
• Double issue. Only fiction and essays are listed.
Fiction: Spencer Luster, Key Bored: A Tale from the Writer's Block // A. John Wallace, Cold Storage // Robert
Hood, A Quickening in Stone // Robert A. Metzger, Slab Town // James S. Dorr, Toast // Delia Marshall Turner,
The Afterlife // Morgan Hua, Flashed Shadows // D. G. Grace, Just Like Moses // Martin Lambert, On a Distant
Wire // Mary Soon Lee, Silent in the Cities
Essays: A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Noise... Lights... Confusion... // Robert A. Metzger,
What If?: If the Blind Could See... // Thomas A. Easton, Beware the Virtual Reality Jungle // Darrell Schweitzer,
Books: On the Clunkiness of Science Fiction // Mark L. Olson, From the Bookshelf: A New Regime // Susan Ellison,
Through the Lens: Bugs Galore // Laurel Lucas, Aborigines: Say Hello to Mark
Aboriginal Science Fiction, #65
Charles C. Ryan, ed.
< March 2001
The Second Renaissance Foundation
Quarto, 68 pages
$5.95
Notes:
• Only fiction and essays are listed.
Fiction: Peter Friend, 17 Views of Mount Taranaki // Wil McCarthy, No Job Too Small // E. H. Wong, Something Old,
Something New, and Expresso // Denise Lopes Heald, Reality's Real Estate // Debbie Stitt Baker, A Wheel in a
Wheel // Anthony R. Lewis, Requiescat in Pace
Essays: A Crazy Alien, A Message from Our Alien Publisher: Nano Nightmares // Laurel Lucas, Aborigines: An Attack
of Indecision // Marvin Kaye, Through the Lens: The World Fantasy NON-Awards // Mark L. Olson, From the
Bookshelf: 'Offbeat'—It's a Compliment // Darrell Schweitzer, Books: Writers with Agendas // Robert A. Metzger,
What If?: Extreme Futures