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Issue No. 155 ~ April, 2010

Antioch University Los Angeles

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Issue No. 110 ~ July, 2006

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Issue No. 72 ~ May, 2003

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Issue No. 66 ~ November, 2002

Copyright Notice and Terms of Use

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Issue No. 55 ~ December, 2001

Submission Guidelines

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Issue No. 44 ~ January, 2001

Pif Prize Competition Poetry, Fiction & Cyberart

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Issue No. 44 ~ January, 2001

Press Release : May 24, 2000

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Issue No. 36 ~ May, 2000

Press Release : January 1, 2000

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Issue No. 32 ~ January, 2000

Press Release : June 1, 1999

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Issue No. 26 ~ July, 1999

Seduction in Suburbia

by Richard Luck

Issue No. 12 ~ May, 1998

The Beat Generation

by Richard Luck

Issue No. 10 ~ January, 1998

Generation X

reviewed by Richard Luck

Issue No. 10 ~ January, 1998

If you’re wondering where the future of modern fiction lies, well, look no further than Generation X ... this is the ruler against which all future novels will be measured.

Smoking Hopes

reviewed by Richard Luck

Issue No. 9 ~ October, 1997

Winning the Washington Prize for Fiction for your first novel shows incredible talent, of which, admittedly, author Victoria Alexander possesses a lion?s share. She is a seemingly brash and witty woman, not entirely unlike Smoking Hopes? heroine, Charlie Dean, who worked part-time as a stripper …

Interview with Victoria Alexander

interviewed by Richard Luck

Issue No. 9 ~ October, 1997

Richard Luck: Did you have a specific reason for writing this book? Victoria Alexander: In the case of Smoking Hopes I was responding to Waiting For Godot. I personally don’t think it would be so bad if we found out that Godot was not coming …

Interview with Steven J Frank

interviewed by Richard Luck

Issue No. 9 ~ October, 1997

Richard Luck: What was your impetus for writing The Uncertainty Principle? Steven Frank: To celebrate the soul of the techie, and to offer an entertaining glimpse at their world for people who ordinarily might be turned off. My hope is that a romance set at …