The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction September/October 2010
by David Gerrold, Terry Bisson, Dale Bailey, Ken Liu, Richard Matheson, Michael Swanwick, Gordon Van Gelder, Fred Chappell, Richard Chwedyk, Alexandra Duncan
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Orfy – Richard Chwedyk
NOVELETS
Eating at the End-of-the-World Café – Dale Bailey
The Door in the Earth – Alexandra Duncan
The Literomancer – Ken Liu
Uncle Moon in Raintree Hills – Fred Chappell
SHORT STORIES
The Window of Time – Richard Matheson
How Seosiris Lost the Favor of the King – James L. Cambias
Blind Spot – Rick Wilber and Nick DiChario
Steadfast Castle – Michael Swanwick
F&SF Mailbag – David Gerrold
About It – Terry Bisson
DEPARTMENTS
Books to Look For – Charles de Lint
Books – Chris Moriarty
Film: "Neither Fish Nor Fowl—Nor Fully Human?" – Kathi Maio
Coming Attractions –
Curiosities – F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre
CARTOONS
Arthur Masear, Joseph Farris, Mark Heath
COVER
Bryn Barnard for "Orfy"
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