Click to download Issue 9
Fiction
Baby In The Snow – Teresa Howard.
Captain Bleak’s Parrot – Ian Whates.
Tulpa – David Brookes.
London Stone – Jennifer Williams.
N381 (Detour) – Benedict J Jones.
On The Fringes – J Kaval.
The Amber Room – Ian Sales.
The Devil in Chains: Part Two – Adam Christopher.
This Place Sucks – Steven Poore.
Click to download Issue 8
Fiction
The Devil in Chains: Part One – Adam Christopher.
The Day of the Dance – Sharon Maltby.
The Recall – Dave Lewis.
Mia and Zoe – David Mathew.
Boris Deluge – F. Owen Williams.
The Dopple Gang: Part Three – Colin Sinclair.
Bacterial War – Sam Farrar.
Articles
Science Fiction and Fantasy Film Scores – Howard Watts.
Sergei Lukyanenko’s Watch Series – James Stewart.
Must Eat Brains – F. Owen Williams.
Classic Science Fiction 101: Camp Concentration – Sean Parker.
Columns
The Fandom Menace – Lee Medcalf.
Guest Column – Gary McMahon.
Interviews
Daniel O’Mahony
Brian Patrick O’Toole and Eric Peter-Kaiser
Click to download Issue 7
Fiction
The Web Across The Door – D. F. Lewis.
The Trapper – Johnny Mains.
Blood – Brian Wright.
Death Knock – David Barnett.
The King is Dead – Alister Davison.
The Dopple Gang: Part Two – Colin Sinclair.
Tranquil Sea – David Brookes.
Seeing the Light – Suzanne Jackson.
Articles
Classic Science Fiction 101: Olaf Stapledon – Sean Parker.
Icon Oddities: The Musical Career of William Shatner – Jamie Halliday.
Columns
The Fandom Menace – Lee Medcalf.
Horror Gems – Jamie Halliday.
Interviews
Barry Wood
D. F. Lewis
Click to download Issue 6
Fiction
The Interpreter – Luke Tudge.
The Dopple Gang Show: Part One – Colin Sinclair.
Blakenship & Dawes in: The Island of Ignominy! – Jens Rushing.
Innocent – Victoria Snelling.
The Resetting Sun – Quentin Mark Pierson.
Split – David Brookes.
Articles
The Ghost School Trilogy – Tony Lee.
Interview
Deeply Disturbing: An Interview with the Grand Master of Horror, Ramsey Campbell – Caroline Callaghan.
Columns
Guest Column – Stephen Volk.
The Fandom Menace – Lee Medcalf.
Click to download Issue 5
Fiction
Strays – Caroline Callaghan.
The tales we’ll tell when our world is ending – S. J. Hirons.
Spoken in Darkness – Colin Sinclair.
Two Hands at Heartbreak House – Tom Pollock.
Sister Margaret – Rhonda Parrish.
London Calling: Part Five – Trudi Topham.
Articles
We can make it faster, stronger, better: The resurgence of modern science fiction – Locke.
Bryan Talbot: Artist Extraordinaire – Caroline Callaghan.
Interview
Matthew J. Armstrong – Paul Kane.
Columns
The Fandom Menace – Lee Medcalf.
Horror Gems – Jamie Halliday.
Reviews
A selection of reviews.
Click to download Issue 4
Fiction
I Weep for Them – Martin Willoughby.
Off Flesh – Andy Frankham.
Krill – David Brookes.
Stranger with My Face – Betty Medeiros.
London Calling, part four – Trudi Topham.
Article
Classic Science Fiction 101: The Sheep Look Up – Sean Parker.
Interviews
Gary Russell, part two
John Jarrold
Click to download Issue 3
Fiction
Walking Alone In Madness – Lisa R. Slomin
The Receipt – Gavin Broom
The Bounty Hunters – Simon Guerrier
London Calling, part three – Trudi Topham.
Interview
Gary Russell, part one
Articles
Classic Science Fiction 101: The First Men in the Moon – Sean Parker
DVD Reviews – Paul Kane
Click to download Issue 2
Fiction
Visions – Neil Burlington
Tin Litter, part two – Jon Cooper
Invasions – Sean Parker
Intracranial Biomodem – Joshua Rainbird
Reflection – Joe Cottle
The Artefact – Matthew S. Carroll
London Calling, part two – Trudi Topham
Interview
Stephen Gallagher
Click to download Issue 1
Includes:
Fiction
Tin Litter, part one – Jon Cooper
Pay the Taxi Driver – D.F. Lewis
Birthday Boy – Chris Cassell
Markheim – Robert Louis Stevenson
The Secret – Andy Frankham-Allen
London Calling, part one – Trudi Topham
Interviews
Michael Marshall Smith
Stuart Manning
Articles
Myths and Visions – The Art of Ray Harryhausen – Caroline Callaghan.
Confession of a Resurrectionist – Simon Clark
Fantastic Films Festival – Caroline Callaghan.
Welcome to the Pantechnicon archive, where old back-issues of the ezine which ran for three years will be stashed for posterity.
Pantechnicon is not entirely dead. Issues 10 and 11 will be published as part of Theaker’s Quarterly Fiction. TQF is available from:
http://www.silveragebooks.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/mag/tqf/tqf_30.htm
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