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Science Fiction Weekly
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March 24, 1997
Vol. 3, No. 6
Issue 42
Join SF writer, editor, critic and scholar John Clute for the first installment of his new column, Excessive Candour.
Next issue:
April 7, 1997
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News of the Week
The SFWA names Jack Vance a Grand Master, the man who created the Daleks dies at 66, The Sparrow is headed for the big screen, and much more news from the world of SF.
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Off the Shelf
Elizabeth Hand takes a look at the end of the world with Glimmering, John Kessel puts a humorous spin on time travel with Corrupting Dr. Nice, and Anne McCaffrey returns to Pern with Dragonseye.
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On Screen
George Lucas wraps up the new Star Wars Trilogy with The Return of the Jedi: Special Edition.
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Classic Sci-Fi
In 1965 Frank Herbert wrote what was to become one of the most beloved SF books of all time: Dune.
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Sci-Fi Site of the Week
Find out all about SF's newest Grand Master, Jack Vance, with this detailed Web site dedicated to his work.
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Anime
What would anime be without big mechs? More importantly, what would big mechs be without anime? Watch Gunhed and find out.
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Cool Sci-Fi Stuff
How hard would it be to adapt The Empire Strikes Back to the radio? Author Brian Daley makes it look easy with this NPR broadcast.
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Games
In this game you've survived a nuclear war, but that's the least of your problems. Now you're locked into a battle to the death for the wastelands.
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