Aurealis #191 features the provocative 'The New Thirty' by Anne Aulsebrook, stunningly illustrated by Peter Allert, the dynamic 'Crow' by Kit Holmes, masterfully illustrated by Joel Bisaillon and the thoughtful 'A Good Age to Go' by Adam Porkolab, sensationally illustrated by Rebecca Stewart. Our engrossing non-fiction roster brings you 'The Magic Realism of Barbara Comyns' by Lynne Lumsden Green, 'Paying for Impossibility?the Trade-off in Science Fiction' by Matthew Harrison and Travis Baldree has a fascinating interview with Trevor Howis. And don't forget our comprehensive Reviews section! Aurealis, the Spec Fic Breakfast of Champions!
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Dirk Strasser has written over 30 books for major publishers in Australia and has been editing magazines and anthologies since 1990. He won a Ditmar for Best Professional Achievement and has been short-listed for the Aurealis and Ditmar Awards a number of times. His fantasy novels ? including Zenith and Equinox ? were originally published by Pan Macmillan in Australia and Heyne Verlag in Germany. His children's horror/fantasy novel, Graffiti, was published by Scholastic. His short fiction has been translated into a number of languages, and his most recent publications are "The Jesus Particle" in Cosmos magazine, "Stories of the Sand" in Realms of Fantasy and "The Vigilant" in Fantasy magazine. He founded the Aurealis Awards and has co-published Aurealis magazine for over 20 years.