"Iron Joan"
"The Knight of the Lake"
"Three Nights in Big Rock City"
"The Haunting of Cold Harbour"
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Black Gate Magazine
Winter, 2002
    224 pages, $12.95
    On Sale January, 2002
    Edited by John O'Neill
    Published by New Epoch Press
    Cover Art by Hung Vinh Mac
    Buy this issue - only $12.95 plus shipping & handling!
Fiction
"Iron Joan"
        by ElizaBeth Gilligan
       She was the daughter of a High Chief, shamed by her father’s house...
but gifted in her mother’s secret arts.
"The Knight of the Lake"
        by Elaine Cunningham        He was a boy who could catch will-o-the-wisps with his bare
hands. But could Oberon turn him into a knight?
"The Chinese Sandman"
        by Mike Resnick
       In which detective John Justin Mallory matches wits with a man
who can steal dreams.
"Another Man’s Burden,"
        by Harry James Connolly
       A chilling new tale of swordplay and magic in the decaying city
of Pald, from the author of "The Whoremaster of Pald."
"A Taste of Summer,"
        by Ellen Klages
       It was a small paper cup labeled "Summer Afternoon."
"A Dark Miracle,"
        Darrell Schweitzer
       The black thing that came for him at midnight summoned him in whispers...
"Tav-Ru’s Troth,"
        by Michael R. Gist
       He was the last of his kind - and the village’s only hope against
the night creatures.
"Three Nights in Big Rock City"
        by Jon Hansen
       It was a hot Tuesday afternoon, the kind that made folks crazy
and made Joe money.
"The Haunting of Cold Harbour"
        by Todd McAulty
       Midnight had become a dangerous time to be in a cemetery since the
Lord Mayor had cracked the Book of the Dead. Ghosts didn’t bother Sammy, but the things that came to feed on them did.
"For the Love of Katie,"
        by Gail Sproule
       All the young dragons were special... but Braveheart was the first
to be hatched from an egg, and the first to win the heart of a human.
Fantasy Classic
"Ringard and Dendra"
        by Brian McNaughton
        A modern classic of passion and dark
sorcery, illustrated by artist Richard Corben.
Articles
Reading Up on Short Fiction: A Survey of Fantasy Magazines
        by David Soyka
Editorial
        by John O'Neill
Review Features
Fantastic Fiction: Books for Younger Readers
        by Victoria Strauss
The Comics Cauldron
        by Claude Lalumière
Book Reviews
        by Lisa DuMond, Jeffrey Ford, Rich Horton, Greg L. Johnson, Charlene L. Brusso, and Sue Granquist.
Gaming
Fantasy Game Reviews
        by Don Bassingthwaite, Jennifer Brozek, Johanna Meade, and Michael Thibault
Interior Art
        by Richard Corben, Chris Pepper, Bernie Mireault, Denis Rodier, Brian Hughes,
Allen Koszowski, Drew Christopher, and Dave Sheppard
Look for the Spring, 2002 issue, featuring a big new fantasy novella by Hugo-Award winning
author Bill Johnson, and stories by Cory Doctorow, Tina Jens, and many more!
On Sale April, 2002
Cover Art by Charles Keegan. For color prints, visit KeeganPrints.com.
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