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January 8, 2001
Issue 194
Vol. 7, No. 2

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COVER ART Featured Artist: Dale Shumate

INTERVIEW

 After his successful syndicated run as a Greek god in Hercules, Kevin Sorbo explains how he intends to conquer the universe as Capt. Dylan Hunt of Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda.


EDITORIAL

Scott Edelman, Science Fiction Weekly's editor-in-chief, rereads the science-fiction classic Dune and in the process discovers the "Three Books That Changed A Life."

NEWS OF THE WEEK
 Kate Mulgrew looks forward to exposing an unseen side of Capt. Janeway, Tobey Maguire is ready for Spider-Man, Buffy plans a special 100th episode, plus much more.
ON SCREEN
 The unlikely star of Trekkies hopes to be abducted when he spends Six Days in Roswell, while Dragonheart 2: A New Beginning delivers a sequel that rekindles fairy-tale wonder.
OFF THE SHELF
 James Lovegrove changes the Earth forever when The Foreigners bring alien murder, while Michael Bishop spans the cosmos to take us beyond the Blue Kansas Sky.
GAMES
 Deathmatches have just become even deadlier thanks to the teamplay and unpredictability of the unparalleled first-person shooting experience of Quake III: Team Arena.
CLASSICS
 The Dreaming Jewels are responsible for the way the world works, and one man wants to bend them to his will on a mission of vengeance in Theodore Sturgeon's gripping novel.
COOL STUFF
 A terraforming alien uses its advanced technology to mold a planet into its new home, confronting the human who will risk everything to prevent it in the graphic novel Wake.
SITE OF THE WEEK
 Claudia Christian, Bruce Boxleitner, Jerry Doyle and all the other stars of Babylon 5 are waiting for you once you cross through to the other side of The Galactic Gateway.
LETTERS
 Readers beg Star Trek to blow their minds once more, debate the purpose of a director's cut of Dungeons & Dragons, question the sexuality of Dark Angel and Buffy, and more.

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