 The March 2009 issue of Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine Show (#11) is now available.
Contents of this issue include:
"Vanishing" by Peter S. Beagle (art by Kevin Wasden)
The Absence of Stars Part Two by Greg Siewert (art by Anselmo Alliegro)
"The Sin Hypothesis" by Elizabeth Lustig (art by Scott Altmann)
"Tekkai Exhales His Avatar" by Tony Pi (art by I-Wei Huang)
"The Urn of Ravalos" by Rebecca Day (art by James Owen)
David Lubar's newest Tales for the Young and Unafraid: "Free Seas" (art by Lance Card)
Darrell Schweitzer's newest Interview: Tanith Lee
There's also "The Man in the Tree: A Mithermage Story", which is an excerpt from Orson Scott Card's upcoming novel The Lost Gate. It's presented in both text and audio versions (the latter read by the author), along with a Q&A with Card.
In addition, Editor Edmund R. Schubert's "Letter from the Editor" announces that, effective immediately, the magazine is moving from quarterly to bi-monthly publication, with issues appearing in January, March, May, July, September, and November. Along with the change in schedule, they'll be changing the number of stories published each issue, from seven to five. And Card will now be offering an audio file for each issue, either a new story, an old one, or an excerpt from a novel, since "he was having a hard time keeping up with" his commitment to write a new story for each issue.
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