Issue #61
This is the May 2024 issue of Salon Futura. Here are the contents.
Cover: Green(ock) Woman: This issue's cover is Green(ock) Woman, by Iain J Clark
Ninth Life: The latest novel in Stark Holborn's Factus Sequence focuses on the lives of Gabi Ortiz: child general, rebel commander, and wanted murderer
The Brides of High Hill: Cleric Chih is back on the road again. But where is Almost Brilliant? And what about all those dead women...
Thornhedge: There is a princess trapped in a tower. Goddess help us all if she ever gets out.
The Association of Welsh Writing in English Conference: Cheryl is off into the wilds of Wales for a weekend of academia
The Word: Is there science fiction written and published in Wales? Of course there is. But because it is written and pubished in Wales, you probably haven't heard of it--until now
Cunning Folk and Familiar Spirits: Could witch trials in the early modern period be evidence of a survival of shamanistic practices among the country folk of Britain? Emma Wilby thinks so.
X-Men ’97: The X-Men animated series is back. Can comics' greatest soap opera have another hit? Or, like the movies, is this another X-Men disaster?
Star Trek Discovery – The Final Season: Discovery had boldly gone and re-invented the past, and explored the future. Now we say goodbye to Michael Burnham and her crew. Has the series found its feet at last?
Editorial – May 2024: In which there are new things.