December 1989 Issue, ANALOG/ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION

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- The Editor's Page
  Warren Salomon
  , pp. 4-13
- The Nearly Infinite Possibilities of Junk
  Stephen L. Burns
  , pp. 14-55
- China's New Long March
  Vincent D. Kohler
  , pp. 56-71
- Futures
  Matthew J. Costello
  , p. 72
- The Happy Dead
  Amy Bechtel
  , pp. 73-82
- Biolog
  Jay Kay Klein
  , p. 83
- Maverick
  W.R. Thompson
  , pp. 84-122
- Moonshine Memories
  L. Jackson Gardner
  , pp. 123-129
- Sparrowhawk
  Thomas A. Easton
  , pp. 130-173
  Conclusion
- The Alternate View
  John G. Cramer
  , pp. 174-178
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  The Reference Library (10 Reviews)
  Tom Easton
  , pp. 179-185
  The City, Not Long After, by Pat Murphy
  1. The City, Not Long After by Pat Murphy
  2. A Rage for Revenge by David Gerrold
  3. Tangled Webs by Steve Mudd
  4. Out On Blue Six by Ian McDonald
  5. Sugar Rain by Paul Park
  6. Heritage of Flight by Susan Shwartz
  7. Sphynxes Wild by Esther M. Friesner
  8. Novelty by John Crowley
  9. Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror, 1987 by Charles N. Brown and William G. Contento
  10. Double Your Pleasure: The Ace SF Doubles by James A. Corrick
- In Times to Come, p. 186
- Brass Tacks, pp. 187-191
- The Analog Calendar of Upcoming Events, pp. 192-194
- Cover
  Vincent Di Fate
- The Editor's Page, pp. 4-11
- Varmint
  W.R. Thompson
  , pp. 12-61
- InWard Ho!
  Stephen L. Gillett, Ph.D.
  , pp. 62-72
- Futures
  Matthew J. Costello
  , p. 73
- Peace On Earth, Good Will To Men
  Rick Shelley
  , pp. 74-91
- Gridlock
  Michael McCollum
  , pp. 92-103
- The Alternate View
  G. Harry Stine
  , pp. 104-107
- Why?
  F. Alexander Brejcha
  , pp. 108-130
- In Times to Come, p. 131
- Uncleftish Beholding
  Poul Anderson
  , pp. 132-135
- Hand-Me-Down Town
  Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
  , pp. 136-176
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  The Reference Library (10 Reviews)
  Tom Easton
  , pp. 177-184
  Black Milk, by Robert Reed
  1. Black Milk by Robert Reed
  2. The Phylum Monsters by Hayford Peirce
  3. Hyperion by Dan Simmons
  4. Illegal Aliens by Nick Pollotta and Phil Foglio
  5. Quozl by Alan Dean Foster
  6. Angel Fire by Andrew M. Greeley
  7. The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories by John L. Apostolou and Martin Harry Greenberg
  8. Last Orders by Brian W. Aldiss
  9. Endangered Species by Gene Wolfe
  10. Callahan's Lady by Spider Robinson
- Bradd Tacks, pp. 185-191
- The Analog Calendar of Upcoming Events, pp. 192-194
- Cover
  Todd Cameron Hamilton
- The Editor's Page, pp. 4-11
- Varmint
  W.R. Thompson
  , pp. 12-61
- InWard Ho!
  Stephen L. Gillett, Ph.D.
  , pp. 62-72
- Futures
  Matthew J. Costello
  , p. 73
- Peace On Earth, Good Will To Men
  Rick Shelley
  , pp. 74-91
- Gridlock
  Michael McCollum
  , pp. 92-103
- The Alternate View
  G. Harry Stine
  , pp. 104-107
- Why?
  F. Alexander Brejcha
  , pp. 108-130
- In Times to Come, p. 131
- Uncleftish Beholding
  Poul Anderson
  , pp. 132-135
- Hand-Me-Down Town
  Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
  , pp. 136-176
- [+]
  The Reference Library (10 Reviews)
  Tom Easton
  , pp. 177-184
  Black Milk, by Robert Reed
  1. Black Milk by Robert Reed
  2. The Phylum Monsters by Hayford Peirce
  3. Hyperion by Dan Simmons
  4. Illegal Aliens by Nick Pollotta and Phil Foglio
  5. Quozl by Alan Dean Foster
  6. Angel Fire by Andrew M. Greeley
  7. The Best Japanese Science Fiction Stories by John L. Apostolou and Martin Harry Greenberg
  8. Last Orders by Brian W. Aldiss
  9. Endangered Species by Gene Wolfe
  10. Callahan's Lady by Spider Robinson
- Bradd Tacks, pp. 185-191
- The Analog Calendar of Upcoming Events, pp. 192-194
- Cover
  Todd Cameron Hamilton