Contents
• ix • advent: go back to the Centre of the Earth • (2005) • essay by way of Mike Ashley
• 1 • A Drama at the Railway • (2005) • shortstory through Stephen Baxter
• 15 • Jehan Thun's Quest • (2005) • novelette via Brian Stableford
• forty eight • Six Weeks in a Balloon • (2005) • shortstory through Eric Brown
• fifty nine • Londre au XXIe Siècle • (2005) • shortstory by means of James Lovegrove
• seventy four • monstrous Dwarfs • (2005) • novelette via Ian Watson
• ninety nine • Cliff Rhodes and crucial trip: A Land on the finish of the operating Day tale • (2005) • novella via Peter Crowther
• a hundred and forty four • the real tale of Barbicane's Voyage • (2005) • novelette by way of Laurent Genefort (trans. of Le véritable voyage de Barbicane 1999)
• 169 • Columbiad • (1996) • shortstory through Stephen Baxter
• 184 • Tableaux • (2005) • novelette by way of F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre
• 209 • the key of the Nautilus • (2005) • novelette through Michael Mallory
• 230 • healthcare professional Bull's Intervention • (2005) • novelette by means of Keith Brooke
• 257 • the first actual Affair • (2005) • novelette by way of Johan Heliot
• 278 • 80 Letters, Plus One • (2005) • shortstory by way of Kevin J. Anderson and Sarah A. Hoyt
• 291 • The Adventurers' League • novelette via Justina Robson
• 315 • Hector Servadac, fils • (2005) • novelette by means of Adam Roberts
• 344 • The Mysterious Iowans • (2005) • novelette through Paul Di Filippo
• 366 • outdated gentle • (2005) • shortstory by way of Tim Lebbon
• 383 • The Selene Gardening Society • (2005) • shortstory through Molly Brown
• 402 • a question of arithmetic • (2005) • novelette by way of Tony Ballantyne
• 424 • the key of the Sahara • novelette by means of Richard A. Lupoff
• 454 • The Golden Quest • (2005) • shortstory by means of Sharan Newman
• 467 • the genuine tale of Wilhelm Storitz • (2005) • shortstory by means of Michel Pagel
• 480 • The Shoal • (2005) • shortstory via Liz Williams
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I have tried out my pendulum in humbler boxes with elementary faces, but never in a clock with two hands, let alone a masterpiece like the Zacharius Machine. I could have got it working, after a fashion, but a masterpiece is a masterpiece, and it sets its own standard of perfection. I might have gone to Geneva in search of a skilled clockmaker, but how could I dare, given my appearance? Even before Calvin came, Master Zacharius was remembered by many as a sorcerer, and those who hold such opinions are always among the first converts to any new fad - including Calvin's philosophy.
The dwarf took him to a room more brightly lit than the rest, which also looked out over the garden. It had a fire burning in the grate, but the chimney let out into the same covert, so its smoke would not have been easily visible as Jehan Thun had approached on the previous evening. There was a cookpot simmering beside the fire, and various items of game hung from a rack on the chimney-breast. The furniture was sparse but there was a sturdy table and two good chairs. Jehan sat down gladly, and ate a good meal.
The truth seemed to have taken firm hold of Jehan Thun's tongue; he could not seem to twist it. "I'm not a watchmaker," he confessed. "I'm a printer - or was. The mob was as anxious to smash up my press as to break my neighbours' heads. I can cast and trim type, and work in wood, and I have some skill as an engraver, but I haven't curled a spring or wrought a fusee since I helped my father in his shop as a boy. Times have changed, and it's the printing press that has changed them. " The dwarf looked at him long and hard then, as if he were following some train of thought to an unexpected terminus.
