David Langford

Here’s the June issue.

Mayday! Mayday! Rogue Ansible on collision course …

Ansible 381 (https://news.ansible.uk/a381.html) announces publication of that new John Sladek collection — available for mere money — and also another ebook from the murky past of SF fandom (a free download). Plus added Thog!

Wishing all Ansible readers a suitably daffodil-ridden and leek-infested St David’s Day: here’s the March issue.

Ansible 379 is a special “printers closed because of snow so we had to produce the thing at home” issue.

The Formula for the Transmutation of Borax Without the Use of Cockatrice-Egg is just one of many wonders not to be found in Ansible 378 (January 2019)

He doesn’t know which of us I am these days, but they know one truth: it’s Ansible 377.

Trapped in that bright moment between Hallowe’en frenzy and Christmas excess … another Ansible.

Another issue steals silently to your bedside and gazes at you with watery, speculative eyes.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a pointless rhetorical question? Or merely another issue of Ansible?