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For issue 24 Scheherazade has grown to A4 size with a full colour cover. We have always wanted more space, bigger print and a chance for our artists to show off their colour work so we've decided to go for it.
Inevitably this means an increase in cost, both for production and postage, and this is reflected in our new charges. Unlike many other magazines we receive no grants of any kind and still manage to pay our writers a small fee.
We hope you like the change and feel the extra money well spent. BUT if you are an existing subscriber and you renew before 1st January 2003 you can have your subscription of three copies for only £8.50*. So renew now!

This edition takes its theme from our first story Scheherazade in Hell, by one of Britain's most distinguished fantasy writers, Tanith Lee. We include a tale of hellish Chinese bureaucracy, by award-nominated Liz Williams; a demonic shaggy dog story by Alexander Glass and visions of future hells by Lyn McConchie and Hugh Cook. Nigel Brown gives us insights into William Hope Hodgson's classic nightmare tale "The Night Land". Liz Williams interviews Patricia Kennealy Morrison, author of the "Keltiad" series.

*Overseas subscribers: We hope to arrange for credit card payments soon. Watch the website

Contents

SCHEHERAZADE IN HELL By Tanith Lee.....................................3

Liz Williams talks toPATRICIA KENNEALY MORRISON ...............5

CERBERA.By Alexander Glass..................................................12

THE MAN FROM THE MINISTRY By Liz Williams........................17

GOLGO MOLGO By Hugh Cook.................................................26

CHILDREN OF THE CITY By Lyn McConchie..............................29

Narrative Technique and THE NIGHT LAND By Nigel Brown...........35


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For issue 24 Scheherazade has grown to A4 size with a full colour cover. We have always wanted more space, bigger print and a chance for our artists to show off their colour work so we've decided to go for it. Inevitably this means an increase in cost, both for production and postage, and this is reflected in our new charges. Unlike many other magazines we receive no grants of any kind and still manage to pay our writers a small fee. We hope you like the change and feel the extra money well spent. BUT if you are an existing subscriber and you renew before 1st January 2003 you can have your subscription of three copies for only £8.50. So renew now! This edition takes its theme from our first story Scheherazade in Hell, by one of Britain's most distinguished fantasy writers, Tanith Lee. We include a tale of hellish Chinese bureaucracy, by award-nominated Liz Williams; a demonic shaggy dog story by Alexander Glass and visions of future hells by Lyn McConchie and Hugh Cook. Nigel Brown gives us insights into William Hope Hodgson's classic nightmare tale "The Night Land". Liz Williams interviews Patricia Kennealy Morrison, author of the "Keltiad" series. Overseas subscribers: We hope to arrange for credit card payments soon. Watch the website Contents SCHEHERAZADE IN HELL By Tanith Lee.....................................3 Liz Williams talks toPATRICIA KENNEALY MORRISON ...............5 CERBERA.By Alexander Glass..................................................12 THE MAN FROM THE MINISTRY By Liz Williams........................17 GOLGO MOLGO By Hugh Cook.................................................26 CHILDREN OF THE CITY By Lyn McConchie..............................29 Narrative Technique and THE NIGHT LAND By Nigel Brown...........35