 
| Guest Editors - Amanda Wakaruk & Olav Rokne Conversation with Kim Stanley Robinson by Olav Rokne The Roadmap to Drought by Victoria Paterson The Lies They Will Tell You by Camestros Felapton The Loaner by A. L. Yakimchuk Where The World May Wind Up by Juan Sanmiguel Songs of a Disposable Earth by Jason Sanford Disco and the Rising Tide of Cli-Fi Paul Weimer Ponderings by Victoria Carter Parasites in Peril by Collin Horn Massive Moment for Cli-Fi by James Bacon Apocalyptic Radio by Nicolas Pallaris Choosing Van Gogh by Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki Things Fall Apart, It’s Scientific by Chris Garcia Is Geoengineering by The New Denial? by Stephen Griffith & Marshall Boyd Dwelling in the Anthropocene by Cora Buhlert Blowing Up The Ministry For The Future by Gautam Bhatia | ||||
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#Inktoberfest continues! If you've got #Inktober work, or just any ink-based art you would like to see featured, send to [email protected] October 12th |
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| Alissa Wales joins James, Chris, and a whole bunch of amazing contributors for this look at Rogue One! Cover by Iain Clark Page 3—Introductions by Alissa McKersie & Chris Garcia Page 4—Creating this issue’s cover image by Iain Clark Page 8—We Hear You… A Letter of Comment on Journey Planet 64 from Jerry Kaufman Page 10 — On Rogue One by Alissa & Andrew Wales Page 13—Rogue One: A Star Wars Story or a film the producers and marketing team felt you really needed to know was part of the Star Wars franchise, despite being more of a prequel to Star Wars: A New Hope than the actual prequels in terms of tone and story. By James Mason Page 15—A Brief note on Rogue One by Keith Perrin Page 16—Rogue One—Jyn’s war story. By James Bacon Page 20—One Hermit’s Point of View by Mitchell Barnes Page 21—Baze and Chirrut by David Ferguson Page 22—Rogue 2 by Michael Carroll Page 23—Rogue One by Ken Marsden Page 25—A brief note (and amazing art) from Maria Ku Page 26—Rogue One, what might have been by Peppard Saltine Page 29—Bricking it for Rogue One by James Shields Page 34—A Woman’s Place? By Phoenix Page 38—Ann Gry, A fan who ran away from Corulag Page 40—Rogue One The Comics by James Bacon Page 42—It’s all in the ending by Noelle Ameijenda Page 43—Saw Gerrera by James Bacon Page 45—Rogue One Instant Fanzine Will Sliney Ruari Coleman Victor D’Agostino II Keith Burns Bill Rudloff Michael Shannon Page 49—Enditorial by James Bacon | 
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| Jean Martin and Chuck Serface join us for a look at Filipino myth, legend, and folk tales, alamat, with wonderful pieces! Covers created by DALL*E 2 using prompt “Filipino Legend” Page 3 - Introduction by Chris Garcia Page 4 - Rediscovering Filipino Mythology By Jean Martin Pg. 4 photo by Christopher Erickson, Pg. 6 photo by Jean Martin Pg. 8 - Maria Makiling painting by Diane Padullo . Page 9 - Filipino Mythology Condensed to the Stars By Pat M. Yulo Pg. 9 Hanan artwork by Danielle Balanga @balangawa Page 14 - Adarna By Karl Gaverza Pg. 14 Adarna illustration and watercolor by Franz Lim, border by Leandro Geniston Page 17 - Kasalan ng Tikbalang (A Tikbalang’s Wedding Day) Story and Art by Claire Mercado-Obias Page 21 - The Philippines: Home of the 10 Celestial Eaters Story and Art by Gerard Galo Art on Pgs. 21, 24, 25, 26 by Alfred Ismael Galaroza @Art_of_EDOY. Page 28 - Creating Art Inspired by Philippine Mythology Story and Art by Jimuel Villarosa Miraber Page 31 - Review of Trese Volume 1 By James Bacon Art on Pages 16 and 35 from Philippine Airlines ca. 1965 menus | ||
 James, Padraig, and Chris bring you Erró, an Icelandic author who plays with established imagery. Witness the intellectual clash between thoughts as to what it means and if it's OK!!! |
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We did it!!!!!
Team Journey Planet is back on the ballot, and major congrats to the first time TJP members Vanessa Applegate, Evan Reeves and Jean Martin for their first noms! Of course, we also have to thank each and every one of the contributors to our mad schemes last year. Y'all made it awesome!
Many of us will be in Chicago, so if you're at WorldCon this year, say hi!!!
Team Journey Planet is back on the ballot, and major congrats to the first time TJP members Vanessa Applegate, Evan Reeves and Jean Martin for their first noms! Of course, we also have to thank each and every one of the contributors to our mad schemes last year. Y'all made it awesome!
Many of us will be in Chicago, so if you're at WorldCon this year, say hi!!!
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| We were all locked down to one degree or another, and that means there was crafting! James and Chris are joined by Hugo-winning Fan Artist Sara Felix in this issue that features crafts ranging from wood-working to con-running, painting to peep shows. Page 4 - Tiara Tuesday, or how I got my mojo back By Hugo-winner Sara Felix Page 8 - Van Conversion by Emma J. King Page 16 - I Just Press Paint by Chris Garcia Page 23 - A Letter from Constanze Page 27 - Crafting in Lockdown By Iain Clark Page 45 - Vanessa’s Mushrooms by Chris & Vanessa Applegate Page 47 - Block Printing by Meg Frank Page 54 - Little Free Peep Show by Christy Kearny Page 64 - A Note from Edie Stern Page 66 - A Note from Emma King Page 70 - Lockdown Project: Slieve Gullion – a LEGO Locomotive By James Shields Page 74 - The Pen Life By Liz Loikkanen Page 81 - The Wind of Change by Marcin Klak Page 84 - The Many Quarantine Crafts of Alissa Page 88 - Lockdown Project: TAR-DIS Door by James Shields Page 92 - Enditorial by James Bacon | 
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