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There Ain't No Such Thing as a Free Lunch Full Story

by Eric Flint

I ended my last essay as follows:

Is it true that modern electronic devices have made copyright infringement "so effortless" that it has become—or threatens to become—a serious menace to legitimate copyright owners?

The answer is "no." In the next issue, I'll explain why.

Arias & Barcarolles Full Story

by Barry N. Malzberg

From its inception as a category of publishing in this country (the first issue being Gernsback's April, 1926 Amazing Stories), science fiction was a literature of ideas.

April 2007 Full Story

by Mike Resnick

Okay, I hear you ask, how the hell can Jim Baen's Universe pay such phenomenal word rates? Are we just a loss leader for Baen Books?

The Future And You, April 2007 Full Story

by Stephen Euin Cobb

Listen as David Drake, Alan Dean Foster, Dave Freer, Ginjer Buchanan, Paul Levinson and Lucienne Diver describe many of the technological and social changes which will alter your life during the next few years.