SFcrowsnest reviews 'excellent' Thyone (#29)

SFcrowsnest has produced another good review for Jupiter. The first I've seen for issue 29. Some good feedback for the individual stories. Read is here:
http://www.sfcrowsnest.com/articles/books/2010/Jupiter-XXIX-Thyone-15309.php

Ian

SFrevu Review Issue 28: Autonoe

Well, my fault the review was late, I managed to miss them out on the mailing, Still better late than never!

Sam seems to have enjoyed all the stories this time out, overall Autonoe has "got the usual good stuff".

Read the full review here:

http://www.sfrevu.com/php/Review-id.php?id=11249

Jupiter 29 Thyone out now

A great issue this time out, Rosie Oliver returns with a tale set out on Jupiter's moons, Mike Wood is back with his second story in Jupiter and James Lecky also returns with a wonderful, emotive piece. We also have fiction from new writers Emma Knight and Nigel Fisher. The cover is by Greg Hughes. All in all another fantastic issue. Proud to publish these guys.

Jupiter 28 review + interview

Jupiter 28 has its first (short) review at SFcrowsnest here.

They also did a short interview with me which is here.

Enjoy,

Ian

Jupiter 28

Cover by Daniel Bristow-Bailey

Fiction by Timothy Miller, Simon Kewin, Ian Sales and Gary Budgen.

Finally Juptier 28 is here!

Very sorry for the delay in publishing Jupiter, it should be in the post to most of you this weekend. No excuses, but I've learnt never to fit a kitchen at the same time as an issue is due! It won't happen again - fitting a kitchen that is....

Thanks for the patience, hope you enjoy!

Ian

'Agents of Repair'

Just accepted this cracking piece by Rosie Oliver for publication in July (issue 29). This is a great little (6K words) thriller set on Callisto.