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Isaac Asimov, Foundation

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Cappuccino Twilight
By Ed Errington

The Strike
By Grant Terry

The Goodbye
By E A Fow

The Intercept
By Luis Shalako

The Facts In The Case of K Klown
By Anthony Owens

Searching
By Mark Tremble

Art, Ink
By Jason Fischer & Martin Livings

End of An Era
by Antoinette Rydyr

The Contributors

Light Touch Paper, Stand Clear

Light Touch Paper, Stand Clear the new anthology from Peggy Bright Books features stories from Joanne Anderton, Adam Browne, Sue Bursztynski, Brenda Cooper, Katherine Cummings, Thoraiya Dyer, Kathleen Jennings, Dave Luckett, Ian McHugh, Sean McMullen, Ripley Patton, Rob Porteous and Anna Tambour.

It's available as a printed book for $24.95 (including postage within Australia) from the publisher. See www.peggybrightbooks.com. It is also available as an e-book for only $4.95 per copy (available in mobi, epub and PDF formats) (Order through peggybrightbooks.com)

Edwina Harvey

Author of YA SF novel, The Whale's Tale.
(available through peggybrightbooks.com, and as an e-book through Wizard's Tower Books: www.wizardstowerbooks.com)

Ceramic and Silk artist. See my Celestial Cobbler site: www.celestialcobbler.com

Editor and Ad Girl for Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine. (www.andromedaspaceways.com)

For my view on this strange planet see:
http://edsed.livejournal.com/

New Books

The Song of the Quarkbeast

A Last Dragonslayer Novel

Jasper Fforde

The second in Jasper Fforde's Dragonslayer trilogy for younger readers, this is magical, hilarious and irreverent writing.

As the background Wizidrical Power slowly builds after the Big Magic, King Snodd IV of Hereford realises the man who controls Magic controls almost anything.