Smith stuck his head around the corner of the cubicle. “Where the hell is Zac? I need him to sign off on this invoice.”
Jensen looked up, but after a moment his gaze skittered away to the left. He shook his head, looking slightly uneasy. “Haven’t you heard?”
Smith felt his stomach do a slow loop. His throat went dry. He could guess what he hadn’t heard, but he asked anyway.
“What?”
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Maria Alvarez, the alien, moved into the path of the family of three who had just made it through customs. She flailed around in the one-sixth lunar gravity but the ship-dwellers weren’t too graceful either. As the man, woman and girl focused on her in surprise, Maria marshalled the proper words in her mind. Get them wrong and these traders were under no obligation to talk to her.
“Maria Alvarez, Earth,” she said. “Examiner with the Education Board. May I book some time with you?”
Autumn 2007 (#11). Fiction by Carol Ryles, Jarrah Moore, Ben Payne and Simon Brown. Interviews with Angela Challis and Alisa Krasnostein. Non-fiction by Cory Doctorow. Reviews of latest books by Martin Livings, Terry Brooks, K.A. Bedford and others.
