NYRSF Issue 313 (September 2014): Table of Contents

• Brian Stableford: Putting Flesh on the Myth of the Final War: A Parable of the Limitations of the Speculative Imagination
• Bernadette Lynn Bosky: Underground and Secret Spaces in Peter Straub’s Fiction
• Bravo by Greg Rucka, reviewed by Alec Austin
• The Madonna and the Starship by James Morrow, reviewed by Darrell Schweitzer
• Christopher S. Kovacs: The Raw Emotion Behind “A Rose for Ecclesiastes"
• Patrick L. McGuire: The Most Accurate Space Movie Before Destination Moon
• Ursula Pflug: Around the Gyre: Ruth Ozeki’s A Tale for the Time Being
• Photos
• Editorial: Pointing and Seeing