Editorial

AE #4

Letter from the Editors #4

Editorial
BY D.F. McCourt

In issue #4 of AE we’re going to be seeing some new authors and some familiar ones as well. Our lead story “Planetsmith” is a collaboration between first-time author Chris Stamp and established Canadian novelist Lynda Williams. The cover art, Glass Sky, is by Mike Linkovich, a Toronto artist who also provided the iconic cover from AE #1.

AE #3

Letter from the Editors #3

Editorial
BY D.F. McCourt

Exciting things are happening at AE Headquarters. In this issue, we’ll be showcasing great stories by authors we have been looking forward to working with for quite some time. We’re also preparing to debut some exciting new features, chief among them eBook editions of our back issues. But in order to make all that happen, we need your support more than ever.

AE #2

Letter from the Editors #2

Editorial
BY D.F. McCourt

Here we are, three months on. Issue #1 was a success by any measure and, with your help, we hope to keep improving with every issue. Let me assure you that Issue #2 will be a decisive step in that direction. If you have any doubt, you need only look as far as our lead story, “The Butcher Boy” by Jacques Barbéri (translated to English by Michael Shreve) for confirmation.

Come on in.

Letter from the Editors #1

Editorial
BY Duff McCourt, Helen Michaud and Adam Lonero

It’s been a long and bumpy journey, with weather harsh and roadmaps faulty, but here we are. This is existence and it is sublime. This is AE – The Canadian Science Fiction Review. This is the new professional market for the fantastic, the prophetic, the speculative and the strange. This is a grand experiment in more ways than one. And this is all for you. Come on in.

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