Analog — October 2013

Analog, October 2013

 
Lune Bleue” by Janet Catherine Johnston
Sixteen Million Leagues from Versailles” by Allen M. Steele
Following Jules” by Ron Collins
Putting Down Roots” by Stephen R. Wilk
Things We Have in This House for No Reason” by Marissa Lingen
At the Peephole Palace” by William R. Eakin
Conscientious Objectors” by Jay Werkheiser
Fear of Heights in the Tower of Babel” by Carl Frederick
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The Ring of Thoth by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Escape (1947-54) aired “The Ring of Thoth” on August 11, 1947 as its sixth episode. This Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930) story first appeared in the January 1890 issue of the highly regarded British publication The Cornhill Magazine (1860-1975) and foreshadows Doyle’s later intense interest and belief in spiritualism, which would dominate much of his thinking …

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Weird Lies, edited by Cherry Potts & Katy Darby

Weird Lies: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Strange Stories from Liars’ League

Edited by Cherry Potts and Katy Darby

(Arachne Press, pb September 2013, £9.99)

 

“ChronoCrisis 3000” by Andrew Lloyd-Jones
“Icosi Bladed Scissors” by Alex Smith
“Content Management” by Derek Ivan Webster
“Fuzzby & Coo” by Angela Trevithick
“Derby of Lost Souls” by Barry McKinley
“The Icicle” by C.T. Kingston
“Let There Be Light” by James Smyth
“The Love Below” David Malone
“Haiku Short, Parakeet Prawns, Konnichiwa” by Peter Lee Reynoldson
“Jethro” by Ellen O.Neill
“Antique Shopping” by Lennart Lundh
“Daphne Changes” by Joshan Esfandiari Martin
“Candy Floss” by Maria Kyle
“An Account of Six Poisonings” by Nichol Wilmor
“Free Cake” by Peng Shepherd
“Worms’ Feast” by David Mildon
“The Museum of the Future” by Richard Meredith
“Hollow Man” by Rebecca J Payne
“Heriot” by Richard Smyth
“Touchdown” by Christopher Samuels
“What Does H2O Feel Like to the Tadpoles?” by Tom McKay
“The Last Words of Emanuel Prettyjohn” by Jonathan Pinnock
“Zwo” by Alan Graham
“The Elephant in the Tower” by David McGrath
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Lux Radio Theater — Secret of the Incas

Lux Radio Theater aired “Secret of the Incas” on December 14, 1954 as number 901 of it’s almost 1,000 broadcasts, making it one of the longest running (1934-55) and successful radio shows of all time. From 1934-36 Lux ran hour-long adaptations of popular Broadway musicals, but this changed in 1936 when legendary film producer/director Cecil …

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Collective Suicide by Michelle Scalise

Collective Suicide

By Michelle Scalise

(Crossroad Press, 2012)

 
“I am the Shadow that Walks There”
“Evil Enchantments by Song”
“How Far We Fall from Grace”
“The Feel of Blue Lips”
“The Disinterment of Ophelia”
“The Dead Deeds of Poets”
“Patron Saint of Walking Ghosts”
“Blue Rose Tattoo”
“The Night Around Me, Falling”
“Black Train”
“Lunch at The Kibbey Crematorium”
“Cat”
“The Beautiful Ones”
“Visitor’s Day”
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