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Canada's leading science fiction author presents a compelling new narrative that explores innovative themes and intricate world-building. The story delves into thought-provoking concepts, pushing the boundaries of imagination and technology. Readers can expect rich character development and a captivating plot that challenges perceptions of reality. This novel promises to engage both genre enthusiasts and newcomers alike, showcasing the author's signature style and creativity.

Featuring a diverse array of imaginative stories, this magazine showcases the best in science fiction and fantasy literature. Each issue presents captivating narratives from both emerging and established authors, exploring innovative themes and thought-provoking concepts. Readers can expect a blend of genres, including speculative fiction, futuristic tales, and fantastical adventures, all designed to spark the imagination and challenge perceptions of reality. This publication serves as a vibrant platform for creativity and storytelling in the speculative genres.

Exploring the impact of World War I and World War II on Shakespeare's works and their interpretations, this book delves into how the playwright's themes resonated during times of conflict and social change. It examines the productions, adaptations, and critical responses that emerged in this tumultuous period, highlighting the ways in which Shakespeare's texts were reimagined to reflect contemporary issues. The analysis also considers the cultural significance of Shakespeare in shaping national identity and artistic expression during the interwar years.

Exploring the literary reception of Marlowe and Shakespeare, the study analyzes how their works have been discussed together over the past 400 years, starting with Robert Greene's remarks in 1592 and extending to contemporary reflections in the post-9/11 and 7/7 context. Sawyer emphasizes critical discourse and artistic production rather than a rivalry, providing a nuanced examination of their intertwined legacies.

Každý člověk balancuje na tenké hranici dobra a zla. Každý je schopen ji překročit… Dá se však tento krok předpokládat? Odvrátit? Nebo obrátit? A může v tom klíčovou roli sehrát kvantová fyzika? Odpovědi nabízí mistrovský filozofický psychothriller Kvantová noc. Experimentální psycholog Jim Marchuk pracuje na vývoji metody, která má spolehlivě odhalit psychopaty skrývající se ve společnosti. Pak však zcela náhodou zjistí, že mu z paměti zmizel půl rok života před dvaceti lety – a že to byl půl rok temný a klíčový. Kontaktuje proto Kaylu Huronovou, svou tehdejší přítelkyni, která se věnuje výzkumu lidského vědomí. A která učinila zásadní objev, jenž může lidstvo navždy zbavit chuti dopouštět se násilí… nebo ho naopak definitivně uvrhnout do temnoty.

This collection features a diverse array of imaginative stories that explore the realms of science fiction and fantasy. Each issue showcases unique narratives that challenge the boundaries of reality, often delving into futuristic technologies, alternate worlds, and the complexities of human experience. With contributions from both established and emerging authors, the magazine offers readers a rich tapestry of creativity and thought-provoking themes, making it a must-read for genre enthusiasts.

Featuring a diverse collection of imaginative stories, this magazine showcases exceptional works in the science fiction and fantasy genres. Each issue presents a blend of established authors and emerging voices, offering readers a rich tapestry of narratives that explore complex themes, innovative worlds, and thought-provoking concepts. The magazine serves as a platform for creativity, pushing the boundaries of storytelling while captivating fans of speculative fiction.

A magazine of speculative fiction. Edited by Mike Resnick. Stories by Robert J. Sawyer, Kij Johnson, Nick DiChario, Lou J. Berger Jack McDevitt, Alex Shvartsman, Stephen Leigh, Robert T. Jeschonek and James Patrick Kelly. Columns by Barry Malzberg and Horace Cocroft. Book Reviews by Paul Cook.

Dr. Sarah Halifax decoded the first-ever radio transmission received from aliens thirty-eight years ago. Now, a second message is received, and Sarah, now eighty-seven, may hold the key to deciphering this one, too...if she lives long enough. A wealthy industrialist offers to pay for Sarah to have a rollback—a hugely expensive experimental rejuvenation procedure. She accepts on condition that Don, her husband of sixty years, gets a rollback, too. The process works for Don, making him physically twenty-five again. But in a tragic twist, the rollback fails for Sarah, leaving her in her eighties. While Don tries to deal with his newfound youth and the suddenly vast age gap between him and his wife, Sarah heroically struggles to figure out what a signal from the stars contains before she dies.