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• Three Metafictional Proposals- by Philip José Farmer
  
• Uncle Sam's Mad Tea Party- by Philip José Farmer
  
• Down to Earth's Centre- by Philip José Farmer

Cover art by Keith Howell

And Doc Savage aficionados... If you're thinking that the title "Down to Earth's Centre" might be something Doc-related... you're right!

Dedicated Sherlockians, Savageologists, and of course Farmerphiles won't want to miss this issue. Ordering info is here:http://www.pjfarmer.com/farmerphile.htm

We put a lot into this issue, so please check it out!

Best,

Win

www.winscotteckert.com

The issue is Ancient Opar themed. Table of Contents:

• The Archaeology of Khokarsa - by Christopher Paul Carey
• White Skinned Grey-Eyed God- by Dennis E. Power
• Sketches from the Ruins of My Mind- by Robert R. Barrett
• The Brueckel/Harwood Letter- by Philip José Farmer
• Bibliophile- by Paul Spiteri
• The Rebels Unthawed- by Philip José Farmer (Star Trek fans, take note!)--- illustrated by Shannon Robicheaux
• Star Trek’s Loss Is Your Gain- by Danny Adams
• Creative Mythography: "The Shades of Pemberley, Part II"- a Sexton Blake/Sherlock Holmes/Farmerian homage by Win Scott Eckert--- illustrated by Chuck Loridans
• Up from the Bottomless Pit (part 9)- by Philip José Farmer
  
  
  Check out this utterly gorgeous cover art by Charles Berlin. That’s Phil Farmer exploring the ruins of Opar with the specter of Hadon of Opar hauntingly behind him. Chris Carey consulted with Charles on this illustration so that the symbols you see on the ruins and on the paper in Phil’s hand are actually the real characters Phil devised for the Khokarsan language (but have never previously been published anywhere). The stylized ant head painted on Hadon’s chest was also designed by Phil.