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Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #60 contains five stories: The Lost Testament by Rafe McGregor, Turning Point by Nicki Robson, Yttrium, Part One by Douglas Thompson, Amongst the Urlap by Andrew Peters, and Doggerland by Jule Owen. The wraparound cover is by Howard Watts, and the editorial answers the most urgent questions from Richard Herring’s Emergency Questions. The issue also includes almost forty pages of reviews by Douglas J. Ogurek, Rafe McGregor and Stephen Theaker. They review books by Martha Wells, Lisa Tuttle, Mira Grant, Gwyneth Jones, Jim Butcher, Skottie Young, Michael Turner, plus the films Alien: Covenant, Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, It Comes at Night, The Mummy, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Prometheus, and Wonder Woman, the album Humanz by Gorillaz, the tv shows Iron Fist and Legion, and a pair of events: Eastercon 2017: Innominate (or at least two days of it), and Into the Unknown, the exhibition at the Barbican.
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Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction #60 contains five stories: The Lost Testament by Rafe McGregor, Turning Point by Nicki Robson, Yttrium, Part One by Douglas Thompson, Amongst the Urlap by Andrew Peters, and Doggerland by Jule Owen. The wraparound cover is by Howard Watts, and the editorial answers the most urgent questions from Richard Herring’s Emergency Questions. The issue also includes almost forty pages of reviews by Douglas J. Ogurek, Rafe McGregor and Stephen Theaker. They review books by Martha Wells, Lisa Tuttle, Mira Grant, Gwyneth Jones, Jim Butcher, Skottie Young, Michael Turner, plus the films Alien: Covenant, Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 2, It Comes at Night, The Mummy, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Prometheus, and Wonder Woman, the album Humanz by Gorillaz, the tv shows Iron Fist and Legion, and a pair of events: Eastercon 2017: Innominate (or at least two days of it), and Into the Unknown, the exhibition at the Barbican.