Galaxy's Edge magazine is published every two months by Phoenix Pick, the science fiction and fantasy imprint of Arc Manor. Each issue includes a mix of new and reprinted stories, a serialization of a novel, and book reviews. Edited by Mike ResnickStories by: Robert J. Sawyer, Kij Johnson, Jack McDevitt, Stephen Leigh, James Patrick Kelly, Nick DiChario, Lou J. Berger , Alex Shvartsman, Robert T. JeschonekSerialization: Dark Universe by Daniel F. GalouyeColumns by Barry Malzberg, Horace CocroftBook Reviews by Paul Cook

Galaxy's Edge Magazine: Issue 1, March 2013 - Galaxy's Edge, #1

Carlos Theopelli had been dead for years, and no one cared about his life's work: the so-called "Destiny Matrices."  As far as most people were concerned, Theopelli was just another crackpot scientist, and pretty much a jerk, to boot. But not to Angela.  And not to the mage-dwarf Caleb Mundo and his pet mindbeast Alice.  To them, Theopelli's notebook -- and his corpse -- might be the key to survival.  Everything swirled around the confused mind of Joan the Flower Man, who had used pages from the notebook to wrap the flowers she sold on the NYC streets. Add into the mix Dirk, a former history professor turned rock singer, as well as Ecclesiastes  Mitsumishi, an eccentric mortician, and Abel Henderson, a preacher with a pet prophet, and you're ready for a wild romp through multiple realities, as well as world-saving heroics. Expect the unexpected at the ABRAXAS MARVEL CIRCUS!

The Abraxas Marvel Circus

First contact was never supposed to be like this. A sudden rift appears in near-earth space, causing electronic components to permanently fail and cause total chaos. As Earth's fragile technological society disintegrates, no one can answer the obvious question - what is the rift, and who or what has created it?A new generation comes of age attempting to answer these questions. Taria Spears, an anthropologist, is selected as part of the crew on the exploratory ship Lightbringer. Lightbringer's mission is to investigate the wormhole-like Rift and, if possible, to pass through it to find out what lies on the other side, and to seek some answers.(Originally published as Thunder Rift under the pseudonym "Matthew Farrell")

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