Freelance Traveller

November 2011	Department	Article Title	Author
	From the Editor		Jeff Zeitlin
	Critics’ Corner	Book 9: Robot	“kafka”
		LinkLooks: JTAS Online	Ewan Quibell
		Off the Table: The Death of Wisdom	Shannon Appelcline
		Off the Table: The Universal Prey	Shannon Appelcline
	Raconteurs’ Rest	Drop Out (Part 10)	Ken Murphy
	Doing It My Way	Options for the X-Boat Network	Mel White
	Fifth Imperium	#23: Aliens of the Marches: The Jonkeereen	Shannon Appelcline
	Up Close and Personal	Myra Wall	Sam Swindell
	In A Store Near You	Portable Chemical Detectors (TL9-TL11)	Sam Swindell
		The Showroom: Conurbation Commuter Bus (TL8)	Timothy Collinson
		The Gun Shop: Norge GLP-15	Scott Diamond
	Active Measures	Heiress	Ewan Quibell
	Kurishdam	At Home, We Do It Like This: Slice of Life: Medievalist Society	Mike Cross
	Multimedia Gallery	Grav's Out!	Mike Keeran
		The Burrowwolf: A Traveller Graphic Novel (Chapter 6, Part 1) (will be posted when Part 2 is also available)	David Billinghurst and Dave Redington

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From the Editor

As expected, we’re a little late this month, but we do expect to be back on our normal schedule next month. Thank you for your patience and for bearing with us.

Sadly, this issue sees the last installment of Shannon Appelcline’s Fifth Imperium column. Shannon’s not leaving our pages, however; his series of fiction reviews, currently running under the subtitle “Off the Table” in Freelance Traveller, still has a good backlog for us to catch up on, and there have been indications that he intends to write more.

The Two-Space Traveller project is getting organized; we’re inviting you to participate—please email the editor, and we’ll get you on the list, and send you the current notes and comments. We’d like to get into high gear on this by the beginning of 2012, so join now!

As always, we’re looking for submissions to the magazine, of all types. Please, send them in, and don’t be discouraged if you don’t hear from us, or don’t see your article. We have several submissions that are good bases for articles, and we’re looking to formulate our thoughts to be able to provide the authors with good guidance on improving their work. That sometimes takes some time. We will try to drop you a timely note saying we got it and that we’re looking at it. If you have questions about submitting that aren’t covered on the inside back cover, write to the editor and ask; we’ll get back to you quickly on those.

As always, thanks for your continued support, both reading and writing!