Space & Time No. 121 Summer 2014

Step into the strange with Space & Time No. 121 Summer 2014.

Edited by Hildy Silverman, then Editor-in-Chief of Space & Time, this vintage issue opens with Charles E. Gannon’s haunting “A Cyberkeet’s Story,” in which an artificial songbird begins confronting purpose, beauty, grief, and what it means to exist in a world increasingly shaped by machines. Mercurio D. Rivera and E. C. Myers turn identity inside out in the dizzying body-swapping tale “Lost in Natalie,” while Derek Muk takes readers ghost hunting through a very haunted amusement park in “The Haunted Goldmine.”

Also inside are stories by Barbara Krasnoff, David Hollingsworth, and J. A. Bradley; poetry by Wade German and Beth Cato; and a wide-ranging interview with legendary fantasy author Jody Lynn Nye about Pern, Xanth, Myth Adventures, collaboration, and a life spent telling stories. With fiction, poetry, interviews, essays, reviews, and original black-and-white artwork throughout, Issue #121 is a wonderfully preserved slice of Space & Time history—and a reminder that the strangest questions never really grow old.