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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
We will not be publishing a new issue of Science Fiction Weekly during the week of Dec. 28 due to the holiday season. We will return to our regular weekly schedule on Jan. 4, 1999. In the meantime, we would like to wish all of our readers a healthy and happy holiday season wherever they are, and the best of luck in 1999.
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Dec. 21, 1998
Issue 89
Vol. 4, No. 29
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Now More Than
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Registered Readers!
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Featured Artist:
Kenny Yeoh
EXCESSIVE CANDOUR
Science fiction critic John Clute takes a look at SF author Brian Aldiss' new autobiography The Twinkling of an Eye; Or, My Life as an Englishman in "Sometimes we lose the arrow of the man."
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Arnold might be back for Terminator 3, Fox begins development on a Buckaroo Banzai TV show, USA Network announces plans for a Jules Verne miniseries, and more.
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We have a sneak preview of Disney's upcoming giant ape flick Mighty Joe Young, starring Bill Paxton and Charlize Theron.
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Sarah Zettel tries to save the world of All-Cradle in Playing God, while Patrick Nielsen Hayden continues his original anthology series with Starlight 2.
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Back in 1949, the animated ape Mighty Joe Young terrorized moviegoers in a story of love, loss and special effects.
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Acclaimed composer James Horner leaves his work on Titanic behind to tackle an even bigger soundtrack: Mighty Joe Young Original Score.
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The landmark series Key: The Metal Idol finally draws to a close with an epic 90-minute finale, but is it too boring to watch?
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The Interplanetary Railroad invites readers to become writers with several ongoing SF stories that anyone can add to.
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With the debate about the definition of SF&F finally dying down, our readers tackle an even weighter topic: Is Star Trek: Insurrection any good?
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