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The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1991

February 1991

Contents

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
5 Short Fiction Fiction Ma Qui Alan Brennert
24 Essay Non Fiction Books (F&SF, February 1991) Algis Budrys
24 Review Non Fiction The Cipher Algis Budrys & Kathe Koja
28 Essay Non Fiction Books to Look for (F&SF, February 1991) Orson Scott Card
28 Review Non Fiction Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life Orson Scott Card & Sissela Bok
29 Review Non Fiction Nixon: The Triumph of a Politician, 1962-1972 Orson Scott Card & Stephen E. Ambrose
29 Review Non Fiction The Years of Lyndon Johnson: Means of Ascent Orson Scott Card & Robert A. Caro
30 Review Non Fiction In the Shadow of the Dome: Chronicles of a Capitol Hill Aide Orson Scott Card & Mark Bisnow
30 Review Non Fiction Writers in Hollywood, 1915-1951 Orson Scott Card & Ian Hamilton
31 Review Non Fiction The Ages of Gaia Orson Scott Card & James Lovelock
32 Review Non Fiction Ice Time: Climate, Science, and Life on Earth Orson Scott Card & Thomas Levenson
34 Short Fiction Fiction Mairzy Doats Paul Di Filippo
56 Short Fiction Fiction The Breaking-Up Yard John Griesemer
70 Short Fiction Fiction Athena Keramitis Peg Kerr
89 Short Fiction Fiction Micro Macho Thomas A. Easton
99 Short Fiction Fiction Reaper James Alan Gardner
109 Short Fiction Fiction The Beastbreaker Ray Aldridge
129 Essay Non Fiction Down the Electron Stream Isaac Asimov
140 Short Fiction Fiction Raccoon Music Sheri S. Tepper
161 Essay Non Fiction Coming Soon (F&SF, February 1991) uncredited
Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
Editor Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - 1991 Edward L. Ferman
Cover Art Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, February 1991 Steve Vance
23 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: no caption Mark Heath
33 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "I'm here for your refrigerator" S. Harris
69 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Poor guy suffers from acrophobia." Joseph Farris
162 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Remarkable pictures coming back from the Hubble Space Telescope zoom in closer to stars than ever thought possible." Henry Martin