Ian Lee - Once upon a time in the park

The gardener running a major city park frequented by royalty gets carried away in an attempt to supply the very best vegetables in town. An ironic tale narrated by a living wheel-barrow...

J.G. Ballard - The enormous space

An office worker rebels by cutting all contacts and living solely within his home. His house grows in size in his perception as he regresses to a Crusoe-esque existence.

Lisa Goldstein - City of peace

An Arab tour guide leads a tour party of Christians and Jews around Jerusalem. He suspects a woman covered in black is an alien...An interesting scenario which never ignites.

Keith Brooke - Adrenotropic man

A successful but ruthless businessman, who has made a fortune out of genetically-engineered products, is threatened with poetic justice by a Green faction.

Josef Nesvadba - The storeroom of lost desire

A tale of planetary exploration, in this case of a lost colony, turns into a nightmare. Reads a little oddly possibly because it is a translation.

Sylvia M. Siddall - Kingfisher

An unnamed watcher sees the rise and fall of kings. There is a connection to Arthurian legends.

Ian R. MacLeod - Through

Strange but compelling story of an odd organisation (whose office Xmas party is in March) that seems to operate through time travel. An office romance goes wrong and needs a fix.... ( )