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Features from THE EDGE

New features appear in each issue of THE EDGE.

These pages feature some of the features we’ve published over the years.

More in our back issues.

Interviews from THE EDGE
Loads of interviews.

Fiction from THE EDGE
Loads of fiction.

Christopher Fowler
Christopher Fowler’s column covers books, film and more.
The View from the Balcony first sample column
The View from the Balcony second sample column

Gerald Houghton
An A to Z of Derek Jarman
Derek Jarman
A brief obituary.
Film 1995: The Unusual Suspects was our film critic’s pick of 1995.
Pulp Fiction — Re-imagined
Gerald Houghton 1965-2001

Robert Meadley
Wrote several columns for THE EDGE.
The British People’s Excellent Adventure
It was the morning of Diana’s funeral . . .

Tom Longhorn
Last Hope for the Nation
THE EDGE’s coverage of the US Presidential election, from our Texan correspondent.

Michael Moorcock frequently appears in THE EDGE.
Bug Jack Barron
Norman Spinrad’s classic novel and New Worlds magazine.
Heart of Texas
What it’s like in Texas, and what it’s getting like here. A progress (not) report from Texas (and the UK, for that matter), written in 2000. First appeared in Red Pepper magazine.
More on THE EDGE’s Michael Moorcock pages.

Stephen Amidon
Growing Up in the New City
Stephen Amidon provides some background to his novel, The New City (2000; it was new then).

Two Views of Kubrick
Remembered by John Coulthart and Gerald Houghton.

Simon Gwylan
Blind Faith
Happy Christmas from THE EDGE.

And don't forget La Squab by David Britton & Kris Guidio.

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