ISSUE #2

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The following is a description of what was in Issue #2.

Callbase Capricorn returns with more comments from the desk of the editor.

"Anytime"
by M. A. Crowley:

a rare find in the SF genre—a story with a sense of humour. What happens when a political party elected on a platform of law enforcement discovers time travel? Some mighty strange people wind up in court!

"His Feathered Hands"
by C. A. Mehrlein:

destined to be one of Canada's finest writers, and this is his first professional sale. A brilliant new variation on the creation of the universe theme.

"Hoax"
by Eric Brown:

a delightful tale of a planet hopping archeologist whose reputation is threatened by a co-worker with a grudge. Will the Mars excavation be his last? Or will the hoax be uncovered?

"First Contact"
by Gerald Upton:

a different kind of story concerning the human race's first contact with aliens. These little guys will leave you wondering if contact is such a good idea!

"The Night"
by Eric E. White:

a psychological poem with dark underpinings; thought provoking and disturbing.