in the overgrown grass in the yard of the squat. He comes in for his food every night, and romps around the garden with Flicker. One night over a week ago, he returned with a note on his collar. The note said that Harrys real name is Sox, and his home is across Wellington Street and almost a block away! This was embarrassing, as we had just had him chipped and snipped. We didnt think much of these owners, as Harry had been very thin, scraggy, unregistered and unneutered when he began visiting us. Elaine went to see his owners. The two adults were willing to let us become Harrys people, but wanted to consult with their children. They had done little for Harry except feed him occasionally, and had not allowed him inside. The children were just as indifferent. So Harry became officially ours, but still goes home to the squat every night. Elaine put up mesh around the fence, but nothing kept Harry in. The kittens, meanwhile, are having a great time with their new people. We visited Charlie a few weeks ago, and found that Rascal, the black kitten, had taken over the house. He sat on each of our laps, and trundled around the place. Sarah and Tony tell us that their two (the naughty ones of the litter) take part in a permanent riot. Sounds like fun. Slow catastrophe There were few signs of rain in 2003, until a monstrous rainstorm one night in December. All the surrounding streets filled with water. Cars were swept backwards. It was bin night, so a long line of wheelie bins and recycling crates floated down the street. Elaine caught up with the news from several neighbours while they retrieved bins at 3 a.m. Fairfield shopping centre, near us, was inundated, and quite a few people had floods through their houses. Fortunately our house is high enough above the street to avoid an internal flood. One storm does not a drought-breaker make. Not even that drenching rain could save our house from wall replacement. One end of one half of the east wall has actually slipped off whatever small foundations it was sitting on. For several months, the situation didnt become worse, but now the crack in the wall is visibly widening every week. (There was almost no rain in March.) We spent all of 2003 waiting for the catastrophe. Plans have been drawn up, applications submitted to the city council, but eight months after deciding that the east wall had to be replaced, nothing had happened. Yarra Council finally approved the planning permit late in 2003. Our planning person produced the final drawings. At last we could hold a meeting with the builder. When Elaine first talked to the builder, in February 2003, she was quoted a price for replacing the side wall. Let that amount be x. Because she could afford that amount, she made a wish list of all the other things that needed doing to the house while the wall was being replaced. She assumed that the cost of the extras, her wish list, would be 2x. In February this year, she submitted the full wish list to the builder. The sum he quoted was 5x, well over twice what she had in her savings account. So Elaine concocted a revised wish list those things that absolutely had to be done while the wall was being replaced. The builders quotation on that work was still more than she can afford. We were faced by the unthinkable moving house. We have the perfect location: an inner-city suburb with

much public transport, two non-neighbours on either side (one an office block, and the other a house that faces away from us), the side garden (one of the few in the inner suburbs). everything. We had assumed when we moved here almost exactly 25 years ago (26 March 1979) that we would live here until carried out to a funeral parlour. But the house was built in 1914, and like an old piece of machinery, its dying on us. The builder looked under the floor, and could not work out what was holding it up. The floor as well as the stumps need to be replaced. The roofing iron should be replaced. And the wall must be replaced urgently. The house itself is not worth anything. Only the double block of land is worth a lot. However, the block is not worth the price of the sort of house we want in the inner suburbs. We have to go to the outer suburbs outer darkness. Elaine has written down an elaborate wish list of the sort of house we need, but we also know the sort of price we can expect for our property. We will probably have to go not to the middle suburbs, such as Coburg or Preston, but to the livable outer suburbs. Elaine has researched house prices on the Internet, and weve discussed with a reputable estage agent a plan for selling this place. Who knows what will have happened, even by the time you read this piece? Treasure hunt We have assumed for a year that all we would have to do is empty two rooms at a time while house repairs took place. We hoped to be able to stay in the house during renovations, or at worse, move out for a couple of months. Therefore every weekend for most of 2003, one or other of Elaines sisters has arrived with a car (or sometimes two cars), which we have filled with boxes. Either Margaret and George or Valerie and Fred have taken the boxes back to Margaret and Georges place, and they have continued filling their spare room. Over five tonnes of our stuff has already gone to their place, and the wave of boxes there rises higher. Its become increasingly annoying to reach for a book that I really must consult only to find that its been packed. Bits of my life are being hacked off and put in cold storage. I have refused to let any fanzine get packed until I have looked at it in order to retrieve favourite articles, especially those written by John Foyster. Ive yellowtagged the particular fanzine or apa mailing, taken it into Copy Place in Melbourne, and photocopied the particular article, often making extra copies for Yvonne Rousseau and/or Robert Lichtman. Then Ive packed the documents and tried to find somewhere to store the photocopies. I also have a stack of Ultra Precious Documents, such as my complete runs of ASFR (both series) and my own fanzines. I did not plan to pack them. During all this treasure hunting, Ive found documents I had forgotten about, such as the program of Joe Phaust, the fan opera that Melbourne fans put on for the Melbourne Easter SF Convention in 1973. It was written by Minny Hands, the leading two of which were Leigh Edmonds and David Grigg. Ive also found Early Gillespiana, which from time to time I will reprint and bore you with, plus fragments of Very Early Gillespiana, apazines that are not reprintable. In my first apa pieces, I was trying to imitate fabulous fannish writers such as Bangsund, Foyster and Edmonds. I was trying to Be Funny, and wasnt. Suddenly in 1970 I started writing real fannish stuff, real personal journalism, that I would be quite pleased

doesnt like sf. I trust the above review will put their minds, so to speak, to rest. As the letters of comment, somewhat delayed by the six weeks it took to reach anywhere on the other side of the world, began to pour into ASFR, it became clear that the salvo fired constantly at Widdershins and Foyster would be that they didnt like science fiction very much. Playing with that concept became the hallmark of the Foyster/Widdershins persona. In ASFR 5, Widdershins reviewed what would eventually become Keith Roberts novel Pavane. It was appearing as separate stories in the British magazine Impulse (the revamped Science Fantasy): The. stories. [each] deal with an episode in the history of Robertss England. They cover a couple of generations, and each of them suffers the fault of appearing to be truncated; for each the resolution is unsatisfactory. As the series now stands, many questions are unanswered: who are the people? Is Brother John the same man as Sir John the seneschal? (And if not, why not?) We may never discover now the secrets of Cordwainer Smiths world, but let us hope that Keith Roberts will reveal, in time, just what makes his delightful world tick. In his letter of comment published in ASFR 9, April 1967, Keith Roberts writes, among other things: Ive just got to take exception to the Widdershins report, or review, or whatever he calls it, of Pavane in issue five. Whoever is lurking behind that noxious pseudonym really should have his head immersed in a vat of treacle, or sheepdip, or whatever bizarre fluid comes most readily to hand Down There. Ive read bad reports of my work and Ive read downright vindictive ones but Ive never come across such an absolute masterpiece of misunderstanding; Im well aware that widdershins traditionally go backwards but this is really too much. Mr Ditherspin successfully confuses the whole issue, with I must admit great skill and economy, before moving on to What I Have To Say. To which Widdershins replies: So thats how Keith Roberts reacts to a review fairly oozing with praise! May I construct the essence of the review? I suggested that the Pavane stories were the best things to come out from Impulse. That all the stories were worthy of expansion, and that I looked forward to this. And that I look forward, in general, to seeing more of the same. I did complain that the stories almost seemed cut off in the middle. I am, of course, quite shaken by this. I feel, and felt then, that my review was straightforward unabashed praise. I admit no other interpretation. Roberts has, almost paranoically, misinterpreted and confused what I wrote. Had Roberts known it, he would be one of the last correspondents to receive a contrite reply from Widdershins or Foyster. ASFR correspondents, especially well-known SF writers, reacted more and more strongly to reviews by the ASFR team (which, after No. 10, included George Turner). John Foyster began to think about reviewing science fiction in a quite different environment, which

An author took his chances if he patted himself on the back in the presence of John Foyster. However, Delany did not reply to the much weightier comment from Foyster, that his prose shows too much cuteness. In the second part of his review of Babel-17, Foyster takes on an editorial by Delany in New Worlds 172, which appeared at about the time that Michael Moorcock decided that Delany was actually a New Wave writer, and Delany was pleased to be so anointed. The editorial presents, one presumes, Delanys views on sf. He draws comparisons between music in general and fiction in general, perhaps unwisely, compares forms of music as an analogy with the forms of fiction, i.e. sf and mainstream. The unwisdom comes, perhaps, in suggesting that the quartet might stand for sf and the symphony for mainstream. The objection and I regard it as an insurmountable one is that while one composer may write quartets and symphonies, there has been, as far as I can see, only one sf writer who has also written in the other field Cordwainer Smith. This general assumption, then, seems untenable to me. But there are specific points in Delanys article which further suggest his intense concern with the oneness of sf and mainstream. He wants a critical vocabulary for sf and claims that no one has yet been able to build the bridge between sf and mainstream. I would submit that the need is not for a bridge, but a ladder. I further suggest that the inability of critics to examine sf in the way Delany wants is due to the absence of the kind of sf he supposes to exist. This is almost the first general discussion about the relative merits of sf and mainstream into which John Foyster was ever drawn, and occurs in the same issue in which George Turner published his first article, which protested about the double standard in SF. As Foyster later confessed to Turner, he was rather in favour of the double standard that is, he thought it difficult to compare works of sf and the best works of literature. Delany and Foyster continued to argue about such matters during the next couple of years, culminating in a long letterarticle that Delany sent to exploding madonna in 1968. In reply to this nine-page letter (em 5, January 1969), much of it in defence of the New Wave, Foyster replies, in part: Consider the critical performance of New Worlds this year. Sladeks review of Barthelme failed to get much across to me. Salliss review of Hump is an example of the worst kind of one-upmanship (the sort of thing to which New Worlds is much given, in fact). Sallis reviewing (?) poetry (No. 181) is simply laughable, while Shackleton/Aldiss does a fair job on Hillegas. Notice that it is clapped-out, nearly orthodox Aldiss who does most nearly approach a decent job. The rest can be wiped, with no loss at all. There is so much in both literature and science that it isnt really possible for any one person to get a good hold on the lot. I dont know that I entirely approve of your approach to literature (dig the critics), but in science things are really tough. I suppose that a full-time reader could keep a broad grasp of the situation, but scarcely enough to claim genuine familiarity. While you write about the invention of a space-

tence, the first sentence of The Dead Lady of Clown Town:: You already know the end the immense drama of the Lord Jestocost, seventh of his line, and how the cat-girl Cmell initiated the vast conspiracy. This still gives me goose bumps the suggestion in the first line that we are sitting there at the end of the time listening to a storyteller retell a legend that has already been around for thousands of years. Epilogue II: Foyster and Ballard The writer about whom John Foyster wrote the greatest number of words was not Delany or Smith, but J. G. Ballard. Anybody who can offer a summary of Foysters findings on Ballard would be doing us all a favour. Again, this material should be reprinted rather than filleted. At the very least, Foyster offers a less worshipful view of Ballard than David Pringle did a few years later. Watch this space. Bruce Gillespie, June 2003
JOHN FOYSTER AS CRITIC, PART 2
And what better lead-in to the next article than the last paragraph of the previous article? The following has appeared in EI 13, published by Earl Kemp, downloadable from efanzines.com. It was written first for a panel at Continuum in July 2003, and will also appear in Van Ikins special John Foyster issue of Science Fiction.
J. G. Ballard and the New Wave: An Australian viewpoint
James Graham Ballard was born in 1930, so he will be 74 this year. He was born in Shanghai and interned in a Japanese civilian POW camp during World War II. This became the background of his novel Empire of the Sun (1984), his bestseller, filmed by Steven Spielberg. His first stories were Escapement and Prima Belladonna in Ted Carnells New Worlds and Science Fantasy in 1956, which was eight years before Michael Moorcock took over New Worlds and changed Science Fantasy into Impulse. Ballard always said his main influences were Surrealist painters and early Pop Art artists. The main themes and images of his stories were of deserted landscapes and wrecked technology, that is, near-future decadence and disaster. The imagery was not that much different from what we find in the early works of Jack Vance. Ballards early successes included The Waiting Grounds, The Sound-Sweep and Chronopolis. The Sound Sweep, about a chap who goes about sweeping up sounds in a vacuum cleaner, still reads well. In 1962, Ballard began to use the phrase inner space about his work: his famous quote about his own work was: the only truly alien planet is Earth. The Voices of Time (1960) is his most important early story, an apocalyptic view of a terrible new evolution faced by the human race (SF Encyclopedia, p. 84). In 1966, John Foyster expressed a slightly different view: I cannot really comprehend what all the inner space is about. Doubtless some kind soul will be able to take up six or ten pages of a future issue of this magazine explaining it to me in simple terms and then I too shall be able to grovel at the feet of the master. If inner space as opposed to outer space is simply an investigation of the characters psyche then why not say so, and admit that it is only an attempt to join the mainstream, and not sf.

cock was his disciple. As Australias John Foyster noted sarcastically some years later, Who will believe that he is Gabriel when he has already been assured by a close friend that he is Ghod? Ballard seems to have taken Mike Moorcocks crusading editorials more and more to heart, and decided to boldly go where no SF writer had gone before. Fortunately he had already published, for Ted Carnell, most of the stories for which we best remember him. The rest of Ballards career is the story of moving away from SF, then returning to it. He rode with New Worlds during its most experimental period, that is, from the end of 1967 when it was the first SF magazine to change to quarto size and feature a wide range of pop and surrealistic artwork and photography to 1969, when Ballard began to be adopted by British literary people. He published in the little magazines, such as ambit, and stopped appearing in New Worlds. In the meantime, he began writing what he called condensed novels, that is, stories in short segments with odd, emphatic little episodes that, for most readers, did not add up to much. Such pieces included The Assassination of John Fitzgerald Kennedy Considered as a Downhill Motor Race from 1967, and Why I Want to Fuck Ronald Reagan from 1968. At the same time, however, he was still writing Vermilion Sands stories, such as the superb The Cloud Sculptors of Coral D, by now for a newly opened-up American market. During the sixties Frederik Pohl published some of the dullest fiction ever produced by the human mind, but he also published Cordwainer Smith, and he introduced J. G. Ballard to America. Ballards later directions included very successful dips into straight realism, such as his wonderful Empire of the Sun, in which his prose becomes very readable and he tells convincing stories. Ballard and the New Wave Every age has its New Wave. Since the New Wave that were talking about, there seem to have been several in the arts in general especially in pop music in the mid 1970s, and in SF in the 1980s (the cyberpunk movement). All new waves share the same characteristic they kick against the former practitioners of the genre, the golden oldies, the old farts, the fuddy-duddies no matter how good or bad their work actually is or was. The new kids on the block must fire shots at the older guys. The term New Wave (nouvelle vague) comes from French cinema in the early 1960s, and was led not by film-makers but by film critics. Francois Truffaut, Jean Luc Godard and the other main film-makers of the French New Wave began as critics writing for the French magazine Cahiers du Cinema. The old farts against which they were reacting were rather unlucky, for they included film-makers such as Jean Cocteau and Jean Renoir, who are now seen to be much more interesting and adventurous film-makers than most of the New Wave directors. In science fiction, the real push for a new wave came from the writers who gathered at the Ladbroke Grove home of Michael Moorcock. They were the people who took over New Worlds in 1964. They hated not only most of the writers that Ted Carnell had been publishing, but also all the Golden Age writers the Americans held up as models for good SF. Clarke, Asimov and Heinlein were particularly denigrated, as were most of the writers of their generation. The only exception that Moorcock men-

views of laws and the role of the police. Though Bruce had many entanglements of various kinds, he continually emphasised his belief that there was a definite place of Laura Norder. One of his bits starts off like this: Lets see. I tell you what well do. Well have a vote. Well sleep in area A, is that cool? OK, good. Well eat in area B. Good? Good. Well throw a crap in area C. Good? Good. And everything goes well until some guy wakes up with a face full of crap. So they bunch together and decide that anyone who craps in the sleeping area gets to sleep in the crapping area. A great plan. Then, in Bruces sketch, it happens again. So it goes. Lenny Bruce divides Church and State in this sketch, and finally gets around to suggesting that it is necessary to hire someone to enforce the law. Sounds natural enough, doesnt it? But this is precisely what one must guard against. The situation and the solution seem natural only because those considering them have lived in a particular kind of society that has been in existence for many generations. The situation described by Lenny Bruce is just as natural as that moving objects naturally stop without any obvious impediment. The physical friction that brings these objects to a halt may well have a social analogue that creates the situation described above. Or so an anarchist might argue. We need merely to note that the obvious aint necessarily so. Just as Aristotles high standing was responsible for false scientific beliefs being widely held for over 1000 years, so it is probable that Platos high standing is responsible for a misconception that has lasted, generally, for over 2000 years the misconception that government is necessary. Up until about 1800, those who opposed a particular government generally attributed the faults to the kind of government it was, not to the very concept of government itself. In practice, this continues down to the present day, so far as activists are concerned. Thus the American and French Revolution merely replaced one form of government with another, which may have been better or worse. It was during the French Revolution that anarchist and anarchism acquired their present condemnatory tone. Even then, anarchist was used to describe both Robespierre and such enrags as Roux and Varlet, though only the latter were anti-government. It was at about this time that William Godwin, excleric, began the line of theoretical anarchists whose work can help make clear all that is involved in the word anarchy. (At the same time it should be remembered that for people later caught in anarchic social movements, theoretical notions were not always of great significance; we will examine this below.) Godwin took the bull by the horns: we should not forget that government is an evil, an usurpation upon the private judgment and individual conscience of mankind; and that, however we may be obliged to admit it as a necessary evil for the present, it behoves us, as friends of reason and the human species, to admit as little of it as possible. While this does not seem very far from least govern-

Favourites of 2003

My favourite films seen for the first time in 2003
1 Once Upon a Time in America (restored, complete) (Sergio Leone, 1984) 2 Election (Alexander Payne, 1999) 3 Secretary (Steve Shineberg, 2002) 4 Spirited Away (Hayao Myazaki, 2001) 5 The Road to Perdition (Sam Mendes, 2002) 6 Kiss Me Deadly (Robert Aldrich, 1955) 7 Catch Me If You Can (Steven Spielberg, 2003) 8 Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone (Chris Columbus, 2001) 9 Mystic River (Clint Eastwood, 2003) 10 One Hour Photo (Mark Romanek, 2002) 11 Chicago (Rob Marshall, 2002) 12 Donnie Darko (Richard Kelly, 2001) 13 Contact (Robert Zemeckis, 1997) 14 The Quiet American (Philip Noyce, 2001) 15 Hard Eight (Paul Thomas Anderson, 1996) 16 The Man Who Wasnt There (Joel Coen, 2001) 17 Get Carter (Mike Hodges, 1971) 18 Comedie de linnocence (Raoul Ruiz, 2000) 19 Femme Fatale (Brian de Palma, 2002) 20 The Big Lebowski (Joel Coen, 1998) 21 Ghost World (Terry Zwigoff, 2001) 22 Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers (DVD Extended Version) (Peter Jackson, 2002) them to Nos 2 and 3. I dont have the time to talk about every film on the list. Spirited Away is the best animated feature Ive seen (except Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs and Fantasia). Yes, it could easily be No. 1, but I do insist on playing with rank orders, so it comes in at No. 4. What I remember is the sheer amount of invention in each scene, as well as the sense-of-wonder quality of the artwork. Any film with a train trundling along underwater has to be a masterpiece. Commentators journalists who are forced to see every film released in a year complained about the poor quality of theatrical-release films last year. But if they had stuck to DVD releases, and only those films that looked interesting, they would have raved about the high quality of American independent films during the year. I keep wondering how the producers raised the money to make films such as Secretary and One Hour Photo and The Man Who Wasnt There, so original, even compared with European arthouse movies. Why, for instance, are Australian films consistently second rate? Its not just the fact that there is less money in Australia for films than there is America or Britain; Ive just seen the Polish Brothers Northfork, made in Montana on almost no budget perfect script and total dedication to quality.

My favourite films actually seen during 2003 Other five-star films, in order of viewing:
Death to Smoochy (Danny de Vito, 2002) Portrait of a Lady (Jane Campion, 1996) 84 Charing Cross Road (David Jones, 1992) Broadway Melody of 1940 (Norman Taurog, 1939) O Lucky Man! (Lindsay Anderson, 1973) The Red Badge of Courage (John Huston, 1951) Burnt by the Sun (Nikita Mikhailov, 1994) Winged Migration (Jacques Perrin, 2003) 2003 was a spectacular year for film-watching for me mainly because of the films that Dick Jenssen showed or lent me (at least fourteen of them) or gave me, or showed at his place. And I couldnt have enjoyed any of them without the TV set that Dick gave us in 2002. Thanks also to Lee Harding, who lent me three or four from the list, and to Race Mathews. I bought my own copy of Once Upon a Time in America. I have an image in my head of the whole film: its a huge ocean liner, filled with life and death and murder and malarkey, steaming into the night, but slowly, slowly, it turns around and heads straight back at the viewers, taking us by surprise and crushing the main characters. Its all very epic, the more so for its sudden bursts of bitter delight and idiotic humour. Robert De Niro has never been better than in this film, but its the mocking mercurial face of James Woods and the smoky voice of Elizabeth McGovern that I remember best. And the scene with the garbage truck. Election and Secretary show that American independent filmmakers can do comedy as well as anybody in the world. The scripts for both films are near perfect but its the cinematography (especially the strange office interiors of Secretary) and quality of acting that lift 5 The Leopard (Luchino Visconti, 1962) Seconds (John Frankenheimer, 1966) Once Upon a Time in America (Sergio Leone, 1984) The Gypsy Moths (John Frankenheimer, 1970) The Manchurian Candidate (John Frankenheimer, 1962) 6 The Band Wagon (Vincente Minnelli, 1953) A new list, just to put my main film list in perspective. Thanks to DVD, many of my favourite films and directors are available for the first time in thirty or forty years, and in perfect prints. All heaven has broken loose. The Leopard alternates with several other films as My Alltime Favourite. (If asked, I usually name whichever I saw most recently of 2001: A Space Odyssey, Its a Wonderful Life, The Birds or The Leopard.) The new print, dragging in the crowds at the Lumiere Cinema in town, is not by any means a full restoration of the original Technicolor, but the print is clear and the film all there. The colour might be a bit faded, but Claudia Cardinale in The Leopard is still the most beautiful woman ever to appear on screen. And the forty-minute ball scene is worth all of Lord of the Rings put together. As you can see from my list, John Frankenheimer was the best American director of the sixties. A pity about his career in the seventies, when he produced one second-rate blockbuster after another. His commentaries on the new prints of his films are illuminating. Another triumph for the Astor Theatre was the twoweek double bill of The Band Wagon and Calamity Jane. I enjoyed Calamity Jane a lot, but on another plane is The Band Wagon, so melancholic and valedictory for both the life and career of Fred Astaire and the entire musical era he represents that it bears a weight not found in any of the other great musicals (except Its

My favourite books read for the first time in 2003
1 Wonderland (Joyce Carol Oates; 1971; Vanguard) 2 The Drowned World (J. G. Ballard; 1962; Penguin) 3 The Pangs of Love and Other Stories (Jane Gardam; 1983; Abacus) 4 The Man and the Map (Alex Skovron; 2003; Five Islands Press) 5 Phases of Gravity (Dan Simmons; 1989; Bantam Spectra) 6 Shutter Island (Dennis Lehane; 2003; Bantam) 7 The Crystal World (J. G. Ballard; 1966; Avon Equinox) 8 The Secret of Life (Paul McAuley; 2001; Tor) 9 Gathering the Bones (ed. Jack Dann, Ramsey Campbell and Dennis Etchison; 2003; HarperCollins Voyager) 10 Tales of Earthsea (Ursula K. Le Guin; 2001; Harcourt) 11 Forever Shores (ed. Peter McNamara and Margaret Winch; 2003; Wakefield Press) 12 Wonder Years: The Ten Best Stories from a Decade Past (ed. Peter McNamara; 2003; Aphelion/Mirrordanse) 13 White Time (Margo Lanagan; 2000; Allen & Unwin) 14 Up Through an Empty House of Stars: Reviews and Essays 19802002 (David Langford; 2003; Cosmos/Wildside) 15 Consider Phlebas (Iain M. Banks; 1987; Macmillan) 16 A Ticket to the Boneyard (Lawrence Block; 1990; Orion) 17 Small Town (Lawrence Block; 2003; Orion) 18 P Is for Peril (Sue Grafton; 2001; Ballantine) 19 A Pound of Paper (John Baxter; 2002; Doubleday) 20 The Little Disburbances of Man (Grace Paley; 1956/1959; Viking Press) 21 The Size of Thoughts: Essays and Other Lumber (Nicholson Baker; 1996; Vintage) 22 Sirens and Other Demon Lovers (ed. Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling; 1998; HarperPrism) 23 Taylor Five (Anne Halam; 2002; Dolphin) Ive discussed all these books already in ANZAPA during
the year, or will do so when I update my lists. Wonderland seems to be unobtainable, but Ive noticed that more and more Joyce Carol Oates novels are being re-released by both British and American publishers. This might reappear soon. The Drowned World was my great surprise for the year; entirely my own fault that Ive left it 42 years to read it. I cant think of any other SF book from the sixties that is as well written, although I can think of Aldiss short stories and novels that Ive liked more. Hothouse is still my favourite SF novel. Shutter Island is a Phildickian jaw-dropping suspense story that begins as a mere police procedural. I tell you no more. Find this novel and read it. Alex Skovron is a friend, and one of Australias better-known poets. I wasnt able to attend the launch of his book, so had to wait five months to find a copy of The Man and the Map. Worth the wait, it fulfils all the potential that I could see in individual poems in earlier separate collections. Now all his strengths can be seen in one collection. I suspect the only way to make sure of a copy is to put Five Islands Press into Google and go to the publishers site. All these books from No. 8 downwards are pretty much of equal quality, so I hope Dave Langford is not miffed by what seems like a lowly position. But then, the four listed short story collections (Le Guin, the two McNamaras, and the Dann/Campbell/Etchison) are among the best short story collections Ive read. The following list is rather tentative. Most of the books mentioned are packed away in boxes 10 miles from here, so I cant check a lot of the stories. For the time being.

My favourite short stories read for the first time in 2003
1 Stone Trees (Jane Gardam) The Pangs of Love and Other Stories 2 An Unknown Child (Jane Gardam) The Pangs of Love and Other Stories 3 The Boy Who Didnt Yearn (Margo Lanagan) Forever Shores 4 White Time (Margo Lanagan) Wonder Years 5 The Dove Game (Isobelle Carmody) Gathering the Bones 6 On the High Marsh (Ursula K. Le Guin) Tales from Earthsea 7 Attachments (Pat Murphy) Sirens and Other Demon Lovers

We get letters.

ERIKA MARIA LACEY BARRANTES, Flat 10, 8 Prince Street, Woodridge QLD 4114
I received both SF Commentary 77 and BRG 31 in the mail today. It was a welcome break away from painting the back garden gate. You asked if I would ever write up an account of travelling on Pampero II; I dont think that its very likely. I dont tend to like to revisit whats happened in the past, but if youre interested Ill do my best. My mother is Jesus Leonor Lacey, once a high school biology teacher in Peru. My father is Philip George Lacey, carpet layer. Hes never written a book; apologies for the confusion. I meant to say that he was an avid reader when travelling, and Id take the books he owned off into corners to read, regardless of what genre they were. We set off travelling because my father decided he wanted to. I dont know the whole story, only that he bought Pampero II for about $30,000, then piled us all aboard her and promptly set off. All it takes for one to start a voyage like that is to get oneself a vessel. Its cheap living from then on, providing that there are no major disasters
with the engine or anything similarly catastrophic. I manage to read a lot by going to the library and getting things that interest me. Then sit down and read until I finish. An average book will take me 2.5 hours; doorstopper fantasies take me about 4 hours. I dont always read a book a day, but I try. One week might go by without me touching a book, then the next week Ill read three a day. I try to at least, since I left ANZAPA read about 30 books a month, and so far have been succeeding admirably. Laughing at your description of your cooking. I, too, have rather hazardous experiences with cooking. Somehow whenever I do something for me it comes out okay, and I eat it just fine. But if I try for the family it comes out all botched and they refuse to eat it. They generally make me eat the stuff for the next couple of days. Philip K. Dicks a writer Ive had both a marvellous and a hard time reading. Some of his books I can read cover-to-cover and make perfect sense of, and yet others Ill read and come away with only the faintest hint of what happened in them. It reminds me that I have Dr Bloodmoney sitting in my personal library, which I have as yet not read. I believe Ive read everything of his in the local library. At least, everything that wasnt borrowed out when I pass by the D section. The photograph of your room in 1979 and now are so very different! No books! No CDs! Goodness. I ought to take a photo of my current library and then 20 years from now see what my book collection is like. Or my CD collection, which at the moment is sitting next to my computer and comprises of five store-bought CDs and four ones burnt for me by friends. I generally listen to stuff on the radio or MP3s. (14 November 2001)

People are becoming increasingly wary about fanzine editors publishing email addresses. Suddenly they find themselves on spam distribution networks and need to change email address. This has happened to several friends. I hope the puddles expanded a bit during the bit of rain we had at the end of 2003, but they are probably drying again. Elaine and I figure that the last real rain in Melbourne was during the summer of 199293, after that drought broke.
Business: a bit shaky. Books are on the wane. Italians read much less and phone more. Cellular phones are sprouting from every pocket (not mine; I havent got one) and the time they spend glued to them steals from that they might have spent reading. Playstations, Internet, videos in general do contribute greatly to the debacle. Inevitably we are now aiming at an audience DVD dependent. Something brighter: my daughter. Shes doing languages at Trieste University (the last year): Dutch, Hungarian, German, English, with full marks. Last visitor at the Solaris Bookshop: Alan Dean Foster, 1 November. (15 December 2002)
DICK JENSSEN, PO Box 432, Carnegie VIC 3052
Yet another (!!!) error. *brg*: page 10, 2nd column, line 6: infindibulum should be infundibulum. (22 October 2003)
PETER AND MARIANN McNAMARA, PO Box 619, North Adelaide SA 5006
I received a number of slim but rather interesting publications from you this morning re John Foyster and have just completed the read-through. Two things struck me. One was Johns generosity towards me across the progress of my own illness. I remember when the hospital finished cutting bits out of my head and I was moved from the Critical Care Unit to a ward room of my own and duly set up in the sunshine on its balcony that moment, almost immediately, a couple of people came strolling along to see me (and wish me well) John and Yvonne. They made several visits over the next week or so, and followed up again when I got home. It was very helpful to me, especially as I knew John was in poor condition himself (not that he let on, mind you). Id heard stories about what a grumpy and reclusive old bastard he was, but he proved just the opposite: always cheerful, inclusive and optimistic, and testing me as to where I thought I might be headed in the time remaining. He was a breath of fresh air. He even wrote an excellent piece (I think youve seen it) for Forever Shores though Yvonne warned that it might be beyond him at that stage of his own decline. The other thing to capture my attention from the articles and photographs in your publications was that the SF (or Speculative Fiction) community in Oz is very much at a change of generation stage. The Binns, Baxters, Hardings, Mathews (and Turner, Bryning, Whiteford and Foyster, of course) generation has largely passed. The newcomers are still carving their niches, and, in between times, people like myself, Jonathan and Jeremy in the West, Rob Stephenson, Bill Congreve, Broderick, Sussex and Dann (hmm. those

Cartoons by David Russell.

Kitten Update

The kitten collective, before they all went to their new homes: the black and white kitten is now Miss Smith, joined by the tortoiseshell (we called Tassie), who is now Leela (new home: Sarah Endacott and Tony Oakman); ginger kitten is now Yoda (new home: Jenni Johns); black kitten is now Rascal (new home: Nic and Charlie Taylor); and Titch, the tabby kitten, is now Sampson (see photo above). (Photo: Elaine Cochrane.)
Top graduate from the CochraneGillespie Kitten School is the one we called Titch. Hes the one I wanted to keep, and the one Polly made friends with. His new name is Sampson. (Photo by his new person, Sarah Hazell.)
Other top graduates: Leela (above) and Miss Smith (right), now living at the home of Sarah Endacott and Tony Oakman. (Photos: Sarah Endacott.

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PS3: DEAD SPACE (F) PS3: DEAD SPACE 2 (F,S) PS3: DEAD TO RIGHTS RETRIBUTION (F) PS3: DEMONS SOULS. PS3: DEVIL MAY CRY 4 (F) PS3: DISGAEA 3 ABSENCE OF JUSTICE PS3: DISNEY G FORCE PS3: DISNEY'S BOLT PS3: DISNEY'S UP (F) PS3: DRAGON BALL Z RAGING BLAST (F) PS3: DYNASTY WARRIORS 6 PS3: DYNASTY WARRIORS STRIKEFORCE PS3: ELDER SCROLLS IV OBLIVION PS3: ENSLAVED ODYSSEY TO THE WEST (F) PS3: FALLOUT 3 PS3: FAR CRY 2 PS3: FEAR 2 PROJECT ORIGIN (G) PS3: FIFA 2010 PS3: FIGHT NIGHT ROUND 4 (F) PS3: FINAL FANTASY XIII (F,G) PS3: FRONT MISSION EVOLVED (F) PS3: FUEL PS3: GHOST RECON ADVANCED WARFIGHTER 2 PS3: GHOSTBUSTERS (G) PS3: GOD OF WAR COLLECTION. PS3: GOD OF WAR III. PS3: GRAN TURISMO 5 PROLOGUE PS3: GRAND THEFT AUTO EPISODES FROM LIBERTY CITY (F,G) PS3: GRAND THEFT AUTO IV PS3: GRAND THEFT AUTO IV & EPISODES FROM LIBERTY CITY COMPLETE EDITION (F,G) PS3: GRID RACING (F,G) PS3: HAIL TO THE CHIMP THE PRESIDENTIAL PARTY GAME PS3: HANNAH MONTANA THE MOVIE PS3: HAWX PS3: HAWX 2 (F) PS3: HEAVY RAIN (F) PS3: IL-2 STURMOVIK BIRDS OF PREY (F,G) PS3: INFAMOUS PS3: IRON MAN 2 (F,G) PS3: JUICED 2 PS3: JURASSIC THE HUNTED PS3: KANE AND LYNCH 2 DOG DAYS (F) PS3: KARAOKE REVOLUTION AMERICAN IDOL BUNDLE PS3: KATAMARI FOREVER (F) PS3: KILLZONE 2 (F,G) PS3: KUNG FU PANDA PS3: KUNG FU RIDER (MOVE REQUIRED) PS3: LEGO BATMAN Page 11 of 24 PS3: LEGO INDIANA JONES (F)

PS3: RED FACTION GUERRILLA PS3: RESIDENT EVIL 5 (F,G) PROMO6-4 PS3: RESIDENT EVIL 5 GOLD EDITION (MOVE COMPATIBLE) (F,G) PS3: RESISTANCE 2 PS3: RESISTANCE FALL OF MAN (G) PS3: RESONANCE OF FATE (F,G) PS3: ROCK BAND METAL TRACK PACK PS3: SAINTS ROW 2 PS3: SAW II FLESH AND BLOOD (F) PS3: SENGOKU BASARA SAMURAI HEROES (F,G) PS3: SHAUN WHITE SNOWBOARDING PS3: SHREK FOREVER AFTER (F) PS3: SILENT HILL HOMECOMING (F,G) PS3: SINGULARITY (F) PS3: SKATE PS3: SKATE 2 (F) PS3: SKATE 3 (F) PS3: SLY COLLECTION (MOVE COMPATIBLE) (F) PS3: SMACKDOWN 2008 (IMPORT) S PS3: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2009 PS3: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2010 (F) PS3: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2011 (F) PS3: SOCOM CONFRONTATION (GAME ONLY) PS3: SOLDIER OF FORTUNE PAYBACK PS3: SONIC AND SEGA ALLSTAR RACING (F) PS3: SONIC THE HEDGEHOG (F,G) PS3: SONIC ULTIMATE GENESIS COLLECTION (F) PS3: SONIC UNLEASHED (F,G) PS3: SOUL CALIBUR IV (F,G) PS3: SPLINTER CELL DOUBLE AGENT PS3: STAR WARS FORCE UNLEASHED (F,G) PS3: STORMRISE PS3: STUNTMAN IGNITION PS3: SYSTEM 160 GB (NO EXCHANGES) PS3: SYSTEM 320 GB WITH MOVE SPORTS CHAMPIONS (NO EXCHANGES) PS3: TEKKEN 6 (F) PS3: TEST DRIVE UNLIMITED 2 (F,S,G) PS3: TIME CRISIS RAZING STORM (MOVE COMPATIBLE) (F,G) PS3: TNA IMPACT PS3: TOMB RAIDER UNDERWORLD PS3: UEFA EURO 2008 PS3: UFC UNDISPUTED 09 PS3: UFC UNDISPUTED 09 (i) PS3: UNCHARTED 2 GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION (F) PS3: UNCHARTED DRAKE'S FORTUNE (G) PS3: VAMPIRE RAIN ALTERED SPECIES PS3: VENETICA (F,G) PS3: VIRTUA TENNIS 2009 PS3: WARHAWK

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PS3: WATCHMEN END IS NIGH + BLURAY MOVIE PS3: WHITE KNIGHTS CHRONICLES (F) PS3: WOLFENSTEIN PS3: XMEN ORIGINS WOLVERINE PS3: YAKUZA 3 PS3: ZUMBA FITNESS (MOVE GAME) PS3-ACC PS3: 20.00 PLAYSTATION NETWORK CARD PS3: 3 IN 1 CABLE PACK COMPONENT OPTICAL INTERNET (JOYTECH) PS3: 50.00 PLAYSTATION NETWORK CARD PS3: AC POWER CABLE PS3: AV CABLES SONY (BULK) PS3: BLU WAVE REMOTE (NYKO) PS3: CHARGE DOCK & VERTICAL STAND (DREAMGEAR) PS3: CHARGING STATION (INTEC) PS3: DVD REMOTE (SONY) PS3: EYE (USB CAMERA) PS3: HEADSET (WIRED USB WORKS WITH PC TOO) MOTOROLA PS3: HEADSET BLUE TOOTH 2.0 NEW (SONY) PS3: INTERCOOLER SLIM (NYKO) PS3: MOVE 6 IN 1 STARTER KIT (DREAMGEAR) PS3: MOVE BUNDLE WITH HEROS PS3: MOVE EQUALIZER (DREAMGEAR) PROMO6-4 PS3: MOVE MOTION CONTROLLER PS3: MOVE NAVIGATION CONTROLLER PS3: MOVE QUAD CHARGER (DREAMGEAR) PS3: MOVE SHARP SHOOTER (SONY) PS3: NASCAR RACING WHEEL PS3: PLAY AND CHARGE CABLE TWIN PACK (KOMODO) PS3: QUAD CHARGE HUB (KOMODO) PS3: SKILL SHOT (NYKO) PS3: S-VIDEO AV CABLE (DREAMGEAR) PS3: THUMBS GRIPS (KOMODO) PS3: TURTLE BEACH BLUETOOTH EAR FORCE PBT HEADSET (PAIR W/ CELL AND PS3) PS3: TURTLE BEACH PX21 WIRED HEADSET (WORKS ON PC) (STEREO SOUND + CHAT) PS3: TURTLE BEACH PX5 PROGRAMMABLE WIRLESS 7.1 SURROUND SOUND HEADSET PS3: UNIVERSAL BLUE TOOTH HEADSET PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (BLACK) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (BLUE) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (CLASSIC WHITE) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (MLB11 THE SHOW) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (PINK) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (RED) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER (SILVER) PS3: WIRELESS CONTROLLER SHADOW W/DUAL RUMBLE (DREAMGEAR) PS3: WIRELESS KEYPAD (SONY) PSP

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PS3-ACC:20NETWORK PS3-ACC:5030166016558 PS3-ACC:50NETWORK PS3-ACC:690487653587 PS3-ACC:PS3-AVCABLES PS3-ACC:743840830412 PS3-ACC:845620013890 PS3-ACC:804926077395 PS3-ACC:711719804604 PS3-ACC:711719804703 PS3-ACC:PS3-MOTO PS3-ACC:711719809708 PS3-ACC:743840830702 PS3-ACC:845620038220 PS3-ACC:711719829928 PS3-ACC:845620038152 PS3-ACC:711719805809 PS3-ACC:711719805908 PS3-ACC:845620038107 PS3-ACC:711719810001 PS3-ACC:845620013753 PS3-ACC:812820039180 PS3-ACC:812820038060 PS3-ACC:743840830955 PS3-ACC:845620013029 PS3-ACC:812820038893 PS3-ACC:731855021253 PS3-ACC:731855021307 PS3-ACC:731855021802 PS3-ACC:676965184156 PS3-ACC:PS3-BLACK PS3-ACC:711719805205 PS3-ACC:711719806608 PS3-ACC:711719807506 PS3-ACC:711719807001 PS3-ACC:711719805304 PS3-ACC:711719805106 PS3-ACC:845620013432 PS3-ACC:711719804802
PSP:662248910352 PSP:722674150361 PSP:893610001488 PSP:013388270040 PSP:722674150057 PSP:662248910369 PSP:722674150385 PSP:662248910451 PSP:711719873723 PSP:893610001419 PSP:662248910086 PSP:730865600151 PSP:853466001414 PSP:712725021184 PSP:014633193534 PSP:711719875826 PSP:710425339677 PSP:722674150392 PSP:722674150286 PSP:710425338540 PSP:4005209141451 PSP:013388270033 PSP:4005209133340 PSP:710425338885 PSP:4005209143226 PSP:722674150187 PSP:711719861928 PSP:093992097301 PSP:014633155242 PSP:008888335733 PSP:008888335436 PSP:893610001303 PSP:893610001396 PSP:014633169171 PSP:083717260363 PSP:010086660135 PSP:014633193695 PSP:662248907048 PSP:662248907222 PSP:014633191417 PSP:711719865322 PSP:711719863229 PSP:710425336928 PSP:710425236969 PSP:710425279768 PSP:096427014423 PSP:712725017927 PSP:719593110040 PSP:742725273917
*PSP: 3RD BIRTHDAY. *PSP: ACE COMBAT JOINT ASSAULT (F) *PSP: BLAZBLUE CONTINUUM SHIFT II *PSP: CAPCOM CLASSICS COLLECTION REMIX. *PSP: DEAD TO RIGHTS RECKONING *PSP: DISSIDIA 012 FINAL FANTASY *PSP: DRAGON BALL Z TENKAICHI TAG TEAM *PSP: FINAL FANTASY IV COMPLETE COLLECTION *PSP: GOD OF WAR GHOST OF SPARTA *PSP: JIKANDIA THE TIMELESS LAND. *PSP: KINGDOM HEARTS BIRTH BY SLEEP (F) *PSP: KNIGHTS IN THE NIGHTMARE. *PSP: LEGEND OF HEROES TRAILS IN THE SKY LIMITED EDITION. *PSP: LEGO PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN *PSP: MADDEN NFL 2011 *PSP: MLB 11 THE SHOW *PSP: MLB 2K11 *PSP: NARUTO KIZUNA DRIVE *PSP: NARUTO ULTIMATE NINJA 2 *PSP: NBA 2K11 *PSP: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2011 *PSP: STREET FIGHTER ALPHA 3. *PSP: UFC UNDISPUTED 2010 *PSP: WARRIORS *PSP: WWE ALL STARS (F) PROMO6-4 PSP: ACE COMBAT X SKIES OF DECEPTION PSP: APE ESCAPE ACADEMY. PSP: ARMORED CORE FORMULA FRONT PSP: ARMY OF TWO 40TH DAY PSP: ASSASSIN'S CREED II PSP: AVATAR THE GAME PSP: BLAZBLUE CALAMITY TRIGGER PSP: BLAZING SOULS ACCELATE PSP: BURNOUT LEGENDS PSP: CASTLEVANIA DRACULA X CHRONICLES PSP: CRAZY TAXI FARE WARS PSP: DANTE'S INFERNO PSP: FINAL FANTASY II PSP: FINAL FANTASY VII CRISIS CORE PSP: G.I.JOE RISE OF THE COBRA PSP: GOD OF WAR CHAINS OF OLYMPUS PSP: GRAN TURISMO PSP: GTA CHINATOWN WARS. PSP: GTA LIBERTY CITY STORIES PROMO6-4 PSP: GTA VICE CITY STORIES PROMO6-4 PSP: GUILTY GEAR JUDGEMENT PSP: HANNAH MONTANA ROCK OUT THE SHOW PSP: HARVEST MOON HERO OF LEAF VALLEY PSP: HOT PIXEL

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PSP:010086660296 PSP:752919480335 PSP:788687400268 PSP:711719864622 PSP:883929020676 PSP:883929085965 PSP:023272339395 PSP:711719874423 PSP:4005209128926 PSP:047875835610 PSP:722674150071 PSP:014633169188 PSP:013388270057 PSP:013388270071 PSP:083717260578 PSP:710425236976 PSP:710425334368 PSP:031719269426 PSP:893610001297 PSP:711719874126 PSP:031719269440 PSP:722674150040 PSP:014633158175 PSP:014633169195 PSP:722674150033 PSP:013388270101 PSP:083717260646 PSP:711719864028 PSP:008888333210 PSP:722674150019 PSP:711719869726 PSP:010086660142 PSP:008888334309 PSP:083717260233 PSP:014633169225 PSP:752919480236 PSP:828862300034 PSP:711719864929 PSP:010086660098 PSP:752919480212 PSP:752919480984 PSP:662248908199 PSP:711719864127 PSP:711719860624 PSP:722674150330 PSP:722674150194 PSP:008888334903 PSP:742725271500 PSP:014633157048
PSP: IRON MAN 2 PSP: JUICED 2 PSP: JUSTICE LEAGUE HEROES PROMO6-4 PSP: KILLZONE LIBERATION PSP: LEGO BATMAN PSP: LEGO HARRY POTTER YEARS 1-4 PSP: LEGO INDIANA JONES 2 PSP: LITTLE BIG PLANET PSP: MARVEL SUPER HERO SQUAD PROMO6-4 PSP: MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE PSP: ME & MY KATAMARI PSP: MEDAL OF HONOR HEROES PSP: MEGAMAN MAVERICK HUNTER X. PSP: MEGAMAN POWER UP PSP: METAL GEAR SOLID PEACE WALKER (F) PSP: MIDNIGHT CLUB 3 PSP: MIDNIGHT CLUB LA REMIX PSP: MIDWAY ARCADE TREASURE (MK1,MK2, MK3) PROMO6-4 PSP: MIMANA IYAR CHRONICLE W/SOUNDTRACK PSP: MOD NATION RACERS PSP: MORTAL KOMBAT UNCHAINED PSP: NAMCO MUSEUM BATTLE COLLLECTION. PSP: NBA LIVE 2010 PSP: NEED 4 SPEED MOST WANTED. PSP: PAC MAN WORLD 3 PSP: POWER STONE COLLECTION PSP: PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2011 PSP: PURSUIT FORCE PSP: RAINBOW SIX LAS VEGAS PSP: RIDGE RACER PSP: SECRET AGENT CLANK PSP: SEGA GENESIS COLLECTION PSP: SHAUN WHITE SNOWBOARDING PSP: SILENT HILL ORIGINS PSP: SIMS 2 PSP: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2006. PSP: SNK ARCADE CLASSIC #1 PSP: SOCOM TACTICAL STRIKE PSP: SONIC RIVALS PSP: SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS YELLOW ADVENGER PROMO6-4 PSP: SPONGEBOB'S TRUTH OR SQUARE PSP: STAR OCEAN FIRST DEPARTURE PSP: SYPHON FILTER DARK MIRROR PROMO6-4 PSP: SYPHON FILTER LOGAN'S SHADOW. PSP: TEKKEN 6 PSP: TEKKEN DARK RESURRECTION PROMO6-4 PSP: TENCHU SHADOW ASSASSINS PSP: TEST DRIVE UNLIMITED PSP: TIGER WOODS PGA TOUR 10

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PSP:008888333418 PSP:788687400084 PSP:712725016487 PSP:853466001407 PSP:083717260530
PSP: TMNT PSP: TOMB RAIDER ANNIVERSARY EDITION PROMO6-4 PSP: TOY STORY 3 PSP: YS I & II CHRONICLES PSP: YU-GI-OH 5DS TAG FORCE 4 PSP-ACC PSP: 17 IN 1 STARTER KIT (DREAMGEAR) PSP: 2GB MEMORY (SONY) PSP: 4GB MEMORY (SONY) PSP: AC ADAPTER (Look-a-Like) PSP: ANALOG STICKS 8 PACK (SUMOTO) PSP: BATTERY COVER SLIM (2000 & 3000 SERIES) PSP: BATTERY COVER 1000 SERIES PSP: BATTERY PACK 1000 SERIES (KOMODO) PSP: BATTERY PACK 2000 SERIES (KOMODO) PSP: CRYSTAL ARMOR CASE SLIM SYSTEM (KOMODO) PSP: GO AC ADAPTOR PSP: GO HEADSET (SONY) PSP: HEADPHONES WITH REMOTE CONTROL (2000 SERIES) PSP: PLAY-N-CASE GAME FACE (NAKI) (OLD PSP) PSP: PSP to TV COMPONENT CABLE 2000 SERIES (SONY) PSP: SCREEN PROTECTOR (HORI HPP-200 CHINESE) PSP: STRAP (ASS. COLOR) PSP: THEATER EXPERIENCE (NYKO) PSP: UMD REPLACEMENT CASE 3 PACK (MULTIMEDIA) PSP: USB POWER DATA CABLE (DREAMGEAR) PSX
PSP-ACC:845620018062 PSP-ACC:027242825345 PSP-ACC:027242825352 PSP-ACC:690035892109 PSP-ACC:812820010233 PSP-ACC:PSP-BATTSLIM PSP-ACC:PSP-BATTOLD PSP-ACC:892044001606 PSP-ACC:892044001811 PSP-ACC:812820040247 PSP-ACC:690923582952 PSP-ACC:711719858102 PSP-ACC:711719855101 PSP-ACC:183195300107 PSP-ACC:711719855002 PSP-ACC:4961818008144 PSP-ACC:PSP-STRAP PSP-ACC:743840850106 PSP-ACC:094922873057 PSP-ACC:845620018031
PSX:662248900087 PSX:662248999043 PSX:662248900100 PSX:662248999050 PSX:662248901015 PSX:662248903019
PSX: CHRONO CROSS PSX: FINAL FANTASY 8 PSX: FINAL FANTASY 9 PSX: FINAL FANTASY ANTHOLOGY PSX: FINAL FANTASY CHRONICLES PSX: FINAL FANTASY ORIGINS PSX-ACC
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PSX: DEX DRIVE PSX: MEMORY CARD (KOMODO) PSX: SONY MULTITAP PSX: XPLODER CD (BLAZE) WII *WII: ACTIVE LIFE EXPLORER BUNDLE *WII: BARBIE GROOM AND GLAM PUPS *WII: CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS *WII: DONKEY KONG COUNTRY RETURN *WII: EXERBEAT *WII: JUST DANCE 2 PROMO6-4
WII:722674800242 WII:785138303857 WII:047875840058 WII:045496902001 WII:722674800273 WII:008888176060

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WII:083717251248 WII:045496901998 WII:712725021153 WII:010086650303 WII:045496901004 WII:045496900045 WII:045496902131 WII:045496901912 WII:031719191765 WII:710425349645 WII:053941704216 WII:045496901738 WII:045496901950 WII:045496901936 WII:045496901509 WII:045496901905 WII:045496900397 WII:010086650457 WII:014633195316 WII:710425349416 WII:010086650488 WII:045496901974 WII:045496890179 WII:785138303963 WII:879278340206 WII:096427016878 WII:045496901363 WII:883929124428 WII:879278340091 WII:879278340008 WII:710425346194 WII:855433001953 WII:785138301297 WII:096427014867 WII:047875761933 WII:710425342943 WII:010086650433 WII:096427014874 WII:096427015062 WII:722674800235 WII:802068103194 WII:047875958555 WII:710425344602 WII:710425346705 WII:710425348310 WII:712725004576 WII:008888175698 WII:879278340176 WII:045496902018

*WII: KARAOKE REVOLUTION GLEE VOL. 2 BUNDLE *WII: KIRBY'S EPIC YARN *WII: LEGO PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN *WII: MARIO & SONIC OLYMPIC WINTER GAMES PROMO6-4 *WII: MARIO KART (WHEEL INCLUDED) *WII: MARIO PARTY 8 *WII: MARIO SPORTS MIX *WII: METROID OTHER M *WII: MK ARMAGEDDON *WII: MLB 2K11 *WII: NARUTO SHIPPUDEN CLASH OF NINJA 3 *WII: NEW SUPER MARIO BROS *WII: POKEPARK PIKACHU'S ADVENTURE *WII: SAMURAI WARRIORS 3 *WII: SPORTS RESORTS *WII: SUPER MARIO GALAXY 2 *WII: SUPER SMASH BROTHERS BRAWL *WII: THOR GOD OF THUNDER *WII: TIGER WOODS PGA TOUR 12 *WII: TOP SPIN 4 *WII: VIRTUA TENNIS 4 *WII: WII PARTY *WII: WII PLAY *WII: WWE ALL STARS. *WII: YOGI BEAR THE VIDEO GAME *WII: ZUMBA FITNESS WII: ANIMAL CROSSING CITY FOLK WII: BATMAN THE BRAVE AND THE BOLD WII: BEN 10 ALIEN FORCE VILGAX ATTACKS WII: BEN 10 PROTECTOR OF EARTH WII: BIRTHDAY PARTY BASH WII: BRATZ KIDZ WII: BRATZ THE MOVIE WII: BUST A MOVE BASH WII: CABELA'S MONSTER BUCK HUNTER WITH SHOTGUN WII: CARNIVAL GAMES WII: CONDUIT 2 WII: COOKING MAMA COOK OFF WII: COOKING MAMA WORLD KITCHEN WII: DBZ REVENGE OF KING PICCOLO WII: DEAL OR NO DEAL 2011 SPECIAL EDITION WII: DJ HERO WII: DORA SAVES SNOWPRINCESS WII: DORA SAVES THE CRYSTAL KINGDOM WII: DORA THE EXPLORER BIG BIRTHDAY ADVENTURE WII: EPIC MICKEY WII: FAMILY FUED 2010 EDITION WII: FAMILY PARTY 90 GREAT GAMES WII: FLINGSMASH WITH BLACK REMOTE

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WII:096427016144 WII:014633191394 WII:883929098699 WII:742725277687 WII:083717401124 WII:008888193234 WII:893610001068 WII:893610001181 WII:712725004101 WII:010086650204 WII:010086650167 WII:047875761292 WII:883929139552 WII:883929020720 WII:023272339630 WII:023272330637 WII:047875760196 WII:045496902421 WII:785138302553 WII:785138303772 WII:828862900029 WII:722674800198 WII:014633191486 WII:722674800303 WII:722674800020 WII:014633158304 WII:013388350070 WII:722674800266 WII:083717400905 WII:008888175506 WII:008888195931 WII:008888174950 WII:008888173243 WII:013388350032 WII:013388350131 WII:013388350186 WII:013388350025 WII:612561100145 WII:013388350193 WII:047875838970 WII:785138302669 WII:010086650358 WII:010086650211 WII:010086650020 WII:010086650426 WII:010086650174 WII:696055185054 WII:785138303055 WII:023272332631
WII: FLIPS TWISTED WORLD WII: G.I.JOE RISE OF THE COBRA WII: GAME PARTY 3 WII: GHOSTBUSTERS WII: GORMITI THE LORDS OF NATURE! WII: GT PRO SERIES WII: GUILTY GEAR XX ACCENT CORE WII: GUILTY GEAR XX ACCENT CORE PLUS WII: HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL (SOFTWARE ONLY) WII: HOUSE OF DEAD OVERKILL WII: HOUSE OF THE DEAD 2 & 3 RETURN WII: I CARLY WITH PILLOW CASE WII: LEGEND OF THE GUARDIANS OWLS OF GA'HOOLE WII: LEGO BATMAN WII: LEGO INDIANA JONES 2 WII: LEGO STAR WARS COMPLETE SAGA WII: MADAGASCAR KARTS OF MADAGASCAR WII: MARIO SUPER SLUGGERS WII: MARVEL SUPER HERO SQUAD WII: MARVEL SUPER HERO SQUAD INFINITY GAUNTLET WII: METAL SLUG ANTHOLOGY WII: MUNCHABLES WII: MY SIMS AGENTS WII: NAMCO MUSEUM MEGAMIX PROMO6-4 WII: NAMCO MUSEUM REMIX WII: NEED FOR SPEED NITRO PROMO6-4 WII: OKAMI WII: PAC MAN PARTY WII: POP 'N MUSIC WII: PRICE IS RIGHT 2010 EDITION WII: RACQUET SPORTS W/MOTION CAMERA WII: RAYMAN RAVING RABBIDS TV PARTY WII: RED STEEL WII: RESIDENT EVIL 4 PROMO6-4 WII: RESIDENT EVIL ARCHIVES WII: RESIDENT EVIL ARCHIVES 2 WII: RESIDENT EVIL UMBRELLA CHRONICLES WII: ROOGOO TWISTED TOWERS WII: SENGOKU BASARA SAMURAI HEROES PROMO6-4 WII: SHREK FOREVER AFTER WII: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2010 WII: SONIC AND SEGA ALLSTAR RACING WII: SONIC AND THE BLACK KNIGHT WII: SONIC AND THE SECRET RINGS WII: SONIC COLORS PROMO6-4 WII: SONIC UNLEASHED WII: SPONGEBOB NICKTOONS GLOBS OF DOOM WII: SPONGEBOB'S BOATING BASH WII: STAR WARS FORCE UNLEASHED

X360:842892011975 X360:093155117013 X360:014633194586 X360:047875840034 X360:014633192070 X360:014633158892 X360:767649403462 X360:730865900046 X360:014633195019 X360:722674210362 X360:010086680508 X360:014633193220 X360:014633194944 X360:710425398711 X360:4005209145336 X360:093155117341 X360:008888526292 X360:722674210331 X360:710425398032 X360:013388330263 X360:710425399626 X360:883929158324 X360:710425398490 X360:014633194852 X360:014633098815 X360:047875764255 X360:752919551752 X360:010086680539 X360:4005209146241 X360:047875832718 X360:722674210102 X360:710425391590 X360:014633157130 X360:008888523390 X360:008888526254 X360:008888525349 X360:788687200929 X360:014633155761
X360:014633195507 X360:013388330058 X360:893610001259 X360:008888523499 X360:710425393297 X360:710425392986 X360:047875840782 X360:047875837492 X360:083717300885 X360:882224260596 X360:885370085204 X360:014633192223 X360:X360-DARK X360:853490002050 X360:014633155648 X360:722674210256 X360:013388330041 X360:093155126800 X360:008888521617 X360:014633151732 X360:X360-FORZA X360:882224927291 X360:014633358742 X360:710425396342 X360:710425390128 X360:047875953413 X360:882224444477 X360:882224729741 X360:885370047295 X360:008888525837 X360:722674210423 X360:710425399985 X360:885370267747 X360:752919552407 X360:883929144709 X360:885370211337 X360:096427016892 X360:014633098778 X360:014633098761 X360:883929139408 X360:883929020737 X360:023272330767 X360:767649402717 X360:047875834590 X360:014633159820 X360:710425397172 X360:662248910246 X360:812872013077 X360:031719300747
X-360: BATTLFIELD BAD COMPANY 2 ULTIMATE EDITION. X-360: BIONIC COMMANDO (RF)F,G X-360: BLAZBLUE CLAMITY TRIGGER X-360: BLAZING ANGELS 2 (RF) X-360: BORDERLANDS (RF). X-360: BULLY SCHOLARSHIP EDITION. X-360: CALL OF DUTY 4 MODERN WARFARE X-360: CALL OF DUTY MODERN WARFARE 2 (RF)PROMO6-4 X-360: CASTLEVANIA LORD OF SHADOWS (RF) F,G X-360: CRACKDOWN (RF) X-360: CRACKDOWN 2 (RF) F,G X-360: DANTE'S INFERNO (RF) F X-360: DARK SECTOR PROMO6-4 X-360: DARK STAR ONE BROKEN ALLIANCE (RF) F,G X-360: DEAD SPACE. X-360: DEAD TO RIGHTS RETRIBUTION (RF)F PROMO6-4 X-360: DEVIL MAY CRY 4 (RF) F,G X-360: FALLOUT 3 (RF) X-360: FARCRY INSTINCTS PREDATOR (RF) X-360: FIGHT NIGHT ROUND 3. X-360: FORZA 3 & ALAN WAKE (FULL GAME DOWN LOAD) X-360: GEARS OF WAR 2 GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION (RF) F,G X-360: GODFATHER 2. X-360: GRAND THEFT AUTO EPISODES FROM LIBERTY CITY (RF) F,G X-360: GRAND THEFT AUTO IV. X-360: GUITAR HERO AEROSMITH (RF) X-360: HALO 3 (RF) X-360: HALO 3 ODST (RF) X-360: HALO WARS (RF) X-360: HEROES OVER EUROPE (RF) X-360: KINECT BODY AND BRAIN CONNECTION (F) X-360: KINECT CARNIVAL GAMES PROMO6-4 X-360: KINECT DANCE CENTRAL (RF) X-360: KINECT FANTASTIC PETS (RF) X-360: KINECT GAME PARTY IN MOTION (RF) X-360: KINECT SPORTS (RF) X-360: KINECT ZUMBA FITNESS (RF) X-360: LEFT FOR DEAD 2 (RF) F,G X-360: LEFT FOR DEAD GAME OF THE YEAR EDITION (RF) F,G X-360: LEGEND OF THE GUARDIANS OWLS OF GA'HOOLE (RF) F,G X-360: LEGO BATMAN (RF) X-360: LEGO STAR WARS COMPLETE SAGA (RF) F,G X-360: LEISURE SUIT LARRY BOX OFFICE BUST (RF) X-360: MARVEL ULTIMATE ALLIANCE 2 (RF). X-360: MASS EFFECT 2 (RF). X-360: MIDNIGHT CLUB LA COMPLETE EDITION (RF) F G X-360: MIND JACK (RF) F,G X-360: MORPH-X (RF) F,G X-360: MORTAL KOMBAT VS DC UNIVERSE (RF) F,G

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X-360: NAMCO MUSEUM VIRTUAL ARCADE. X-360: NARUTO BROKEN BOND (RF) F,G PROMO6-4 X-360: NCAA MARCH MADNESS 07 X-360: NEED FOR SPEED 09 UNDERCOVER X-360: NEED FOR SPEED HOT PURSUIT X-360: NEED FOR SPEED SHIFT X-360: NHL 2K8 X-360: ORANGE BOX (RF) X-360: POWER GIG RISE OF THE SIXSTRING (GAME ONLY). X-360: POWER GIG RISE OF THE SIXSTRING (GUITAR KIT). X-360: PRINCE OF PERSIA FORGOTTEN SANDS (RF)F,G X-360: PRO EVOLUTION SOCCER 2010 X-360: QUANTUM THEORY. X-360: RAINBOW SIX LAS VEGAS 2 (RF) F,G X-360: RED DEAD REDEMPTION (RF)F,G X-360: RED DEAD REDEMPTION UNDEAD NIGHTMARE (RF) F,G X-360: RESIDENT EVIL 5 (RF) X-360: RESONANCE OF FATE (RF) F,G X-360: ROCK BAND BEATLES (SOFTWARE ONLY) (RF) X-360: SAINTS ROW 2 (RF) X-360: SAMURAI SHODOWN SEN (RF). X-360: SAW II FLESH AND BLOOD (RF) F,G X-360: SHAUN WHITE SKATE BOARDING (RF) F,G X-360: SKATE 2 X-360: SKATE 3 (RF) F,G X-360: SMACKDOWN VS RAW 2011 (RF) F,G X-360: SONIC AND SEGA ALLSTAR RACING (RF) F,G X-360: SONIC ULTIMATE GENESIS COLLECTION. X-360: SONIC UNLEASHED. X-360: SOUL CALIBUR IV (RF) F X-360: SPIDERMAN 3 (RF). X-360: SPLINTER CELL CONVICTION COLLECTOR'S EDITION X-360: SPONGEBOB TRUTH OR SQUARE. X-360: STAR WARS FORCE UNLEASHED (RF) F,G X-360: SUPER STREET FIGHTER IV (RF) F,G PROMO6-4 X-360: SYSTEM SLIM ARCADE 4GB X-360: SYSTEM SLIM ELITE 250GB WITH KINECT SENSOR X-360: TEKKEN 6 (RF) F,G PROMO6-4 X-360: TONY HAWK SHRED WITH SKATEBOARD (RF) F,G X-360: TORNADO OUTBREAK. X-360: TURNING POINT FALL OF LIBERTY (RF) X-360: UFC UNDISPUTED 09 (RF). X-360: WOLFENSTEIN (RF) F,G X360-ACC X-360: 12 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION CARD (NO EXCHANGES) X-360: 12 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION CARD (NO EXCHANGES) $59.99 X-360: 1600 MICROSOFT POINTS (NO EXCHANGES) X-360: 3 MONTH SUBSCRIPTION CARD (NO EXCHANGES) $24.99
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