'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.

SFrevu Reviews issue 27

"Here we are at another moon of Jupiter. This one is Praxidike for Jupiter XXVII, the January 2010 issue and it's another good one."

Read it here.

SF Crowsnest reviews Jupiter 27

"'Jupiter 27' is a very good read and continues the tradition of substance and quality set by previous editions of the magazine. "

"Four stories all with merit making it difficult to choose a favourite which is a plus rather than a minus. "


Read the full review here.

Jupiter 27

Praxidike has been out for few weeks now, so I've been a bit late in publishing the details but here we go.

The fantastic cover is by Paul Drummond, and we have 4 stories this issue. W.R. Mitchells The Unlikely Messiah is long by our usual standards, but a great piece of good old space adventure. Huw Langridge is back with another of his Axiom Few stories (The Voidant Lance), he's put the next installment up on his website -which should be another good read. Swimming in the FastWarm Current is Lee Russells first story, a wonderful piece which shows he's got a great future ahead of him. We open this issue with Bone Song by Garrick Fincham, another author with their first publication, and a wonderfully moody piece about space collonisation.

All in all an issue I'm very happy with.

Ian

Richard Hortons summary of Jupiter 2009

SFSite reviewer Richard Horton gives his summary of Jupiter though 2009.
http://ecbatan.livejournal.com/tag/yearly+summaries#item92323

Jupiter 27

coming soon...

Recently accepted stories

Thought I should update you with some of the stories I've accepted recently.

The Earth Beneath my Feet by James Lecky - a wonderful romantic vision of future space travel (of a sort). This piece should be published in July (issue 29)

Swimming in the Fastwarm Current by Lee Russell - A great speculative piece looking at the future for life on Earth. Should be in our next issue (January)

Oil on Canvas by Nigel Fisher - Also due in July. A space travellers tale of communication between species.

22nd Century Genie by Simon Kewin - Hunting for the Beetles, due April (issue 28)

The Colour Seven by Tim Miller - Also issue 28. An imaginative tale set during a long drawn out war.

Reading through this list of stories I've accepted, my really excited about them all - Some great issues of Jupiter coming up!

Ian