Issue 285

Novel	Slawomir Rapala, The Three Kings Chapter II: A Line Undone, part 6 Chapter III: End of Days, part 1
Novella	Bertil Falk, Eucharist for a Sinless Mankind Chapter 1: The Bureau of Salvation, part 1, section 3; part 2
Serial	Bob Friedman, Graveless in South Cynica, part 2
Short Stories	Kevin Ahearn, The Comet is Coming! Shelly Jasperson, Nightmare Catcher John Kuhn, All-White Jury, part 1; conclusion Mark Lawrence, The Basement, part 1; conclusion
Flash Fiction	Ian Cordingley, Singapore Oonah V Joslin, Blast Tim Simmons, Cold Heat
Poetry	Mari Mitchell, Harvesting Ideas
Short Poetry	Chadwick Green, Jam On, In No Particular Flavour John Grey, A Cuban Cryogenically Preserved R D Larson, Brain Dead
Memoir	S. H. Linden, A Late Lunch

Welcome	Bewildering Stories welcomes Chadwick Green, John Grey, John Kuhn, Mark Lawrence, and S. H. Linden.
The Critics’ Corner	Don Webb, The Structure of “Singapore”
Challenge	Challenge 284 response: Rachel Parsons writes about “Lighting the Candle” Challenge 285 is Waiting at the Transubstance Station.
Contest 4	Clyde Andrews, Five Ways to Please the Kids
Letters	S. H. Linden writes about A Surreptitious Cigar
The Art Gallery	NASA: Endeavour Spacewalk 11 NASA: Picture of the Day
The Reading Room	Bertil Falk reviews... Leigh Brackett, Lorelei of the Red Mist: Planetary Romances