He doesn’t know which of us I am these days, but they know one truth: it’s Ansible 377.
Ansible 377, December 2018
November 30th, 2018Ansible 376, November 2018
November 1st, 2018Trapped in that bright moment between Hallowe’en frenzy and Christmas excess … another Ansible.
Ansible 375, October 2018
October 1st, 2018Another issue steals silently to your bedside and gazes at you with watery, speculative eyes.
Ansible 374, September 2018
August 31st, 2018Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it a pointless rhetorical question? Or merely another issue of Ansible?
Ansible 373, August 2018
August 1st, 2018Still feeling too hot for any witty or even unwitty comment on the new issue …
Ansible 372, July 2018
July 2nd, 2018Thanks to a hardware disaster the July issue of Ansible very nearly failed to appear!
THE PLAIN PEOPLE OF FANDOM: We wouldn’t have minded in the slightest.
MYSELF: *sulks*
Ansible 371, June 2018
June 1st, 2018Ansible 370, May 2018
May 1st, 2018An issue whose first headline is The Darling Bots of May. How can you resist? Quite easily, as I know all too well from past experience …
Ansible 369, April 2018
April 3rd, 2018Ansible 368, March 2018
March 2nd, 2018(Via phone.)
The free ebook of the month is Down the Badger Hole: R. Lionel Fanthorpe: The Badger Years. Strange! Weird! Eerie!