The new issue is live and ready for your consumption, featuring all the goodies listed in our last blog entry.
"But wait!" cried the editor in his best traveling Medicine Show call-voice, "There's more."
All of the things I listed below are fairly typical of what you'd find in an issue of IGMS. To round out the celebration, we also have an extra audio story, Mary Robinette Kowal's reading of Tom Crosshill's flash story "Express To Paris by Dragon First Class." That audio is free to all, whether you have a subscription (yet) or not. And if you need a bigger sample of IGMS, we've also made the entirety of issue 11, our first issue under the current format, free until the end of the year. Issue 11 has an OSC story and audio-production,
as well as Peter S. Beagle's "Vanishing" as the cover story and several other stories, one of which was an Honorable Mention in Gardner Dozois's latest Year's Best anthology, and another of which won the WSFA's 2009 award for Best Short Story of the Year. Lots of great stuff, free for everyone's reading pleasure.So step right up and see the show. Invite a friend or two and we'll make a party of it.
Edmund R. Schubert
Editor, Orson Scott Card's InterGalactic Medicine Show
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