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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, January 1995

January 1995

Contents

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
5 Essay Non Fiction Editorial (F&SF, January 1995) Kristine Kathryn Rusch
8 Short Fiction Fiction Tea and Hamsters Michael G. Coney
30 Essay Non Fiction Books: Prisoners of Perception John Kessel
31 Review Non Fiction Slow Funeral John Kessel & Rebecca Ore
35 Essay Non Fiction Books to Look for (F&SF, January 1995) Charles de Lint
35 Review Non Fiction Towing Jehovah Charles de Lint & James Morrow
36 Review Non Fiction The Grass Dancer Charles de Lint & Susan Power
37 Review Non Fiction The Unknown Soldier Charles de Lint & Mickey Zucker Reichert
39 Short Fiction Fiction Compatibility Clause Leslie What
43 Short Fiction Fiction Keyboard Harlan Ellison
51 Short Fiction Fiction Ego to Go Adam-Troy Castro
64 Essay Non Fiction Films: Summer of the Scavengers and Cannibals Kathi Maio
71 Short Fiction Fiction She Found Heaven Nathan Ballingrud
81 Short Fiction Fiction The Great Martian Pyramid Hoax Jerry Oltion
95 Essay Non Fiction Humanity As Cancer Gregory Benford
108 Short Fiction Fiction Santa Ritual Abuse David Bischoff
122 Short Fiction Fiction Cradle Alan Brennert
131 Short Fiction Fiction Home for Christmas Nina Kiriki Hoffman
158 Essay Non Fiction F&SF Competition: Report on Competition 62 uncredited
162 Essay Non Fiction Coming Attractions (F&SF, January 1995) uncredited
Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
Editor Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - 1995 Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Cover Art Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, January 1995 Gary A. Lippincott
29 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Eight lives down ... one to go." Joseph Farris
50 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Don't forget to back up." Joseph Farris
70 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: no caption Mark Heath
94 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Call when you get there!" Benita Epstein
160 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "As if global competition wasn't bad enough ..." Joseph Farris
bep Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "The codeword for Dr. Quark is, of course, Dr. Quark." S. Harris