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Analog Science Fiction and Fact Magazine - October 2013

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Our October issue kicks off with a story by Allen M. Steele, in which an unlikely trio is tasked with retrieving a valuable artifact, lost somewhere “Sixteen Million Leagues from Versailles.”
Then astronauts on a routine tour of a moon-base get much more than they bargained for in Janet Catherine Johnston’s “Lune Bleu.”
We’ll also have the next in Edward M. Lerner’s series of fact articles, this one on “Alien Worlds,” as well as shorter stories like “Following Jules” by Ron Collins, “Conscientious Objector” by Jay
Werkheiser, “Fear of Heights in the Tower of Babel” by Carl Frederick, “Things We Have in this House for No Reason” by Marissa Lingen, and more.
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