We have received more ‘zines to share.
CyberCozen is edited by Leybl Botwinik with whom MonSFFA has a cyber connection–we’ve been trading content as well as zines. CyberCozin has been around since 1989!
In this issue:
- Celebrating 40 years of Voyager
- Follow-up: Marvel Movies and TV Shows – What to Watch (and what NOT to)
- Some interesting items picked up from the Web (PCMag, CNET, and elsewhere)
- About the ‘best’ Alien invasion films
- The Holocaust and SF – Part II
- Sheer Science section by Dr. Doron Calo: AI Pros and Cons
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Vibrator 39 is edited by Graham Charnock. Annoyingly, no ToC, but he writes:
Paedopholia, Murder, Taxi Driving – read all about it in the Sensational latest issue of Vibrator!!!
The Murder story is non-fiction, rather scary because it is non-fiction, and reminds me of an episode of Murdoch. Very intelligent students who murder because they can.
An interesting LoC from Greg Benford who explains how he solved the “too many books” problem:
But I solved this while still acquiring many 100s books/year: buy a condo, then two, then a storage facility. So have homes in Irvine, Laguna Beach, & Mammoth in high Sierra. Full of books, but can still walk around in them. Or go to the storage place, the size of a garage.
