J’aurais préféré à 40. Et que les places soient attribuées pour 2/3 à chaque fédération , pour 1/3 en barrages interzone. Comme ça un continent pourrait nettement augmenter son nombre de places au mérite, pas décidé d’avance. Et ce n’aiderait pas forcément l’Europe: on le voit avec les résultats actuels.

#OnThisDay in 1997 – @CoachChugger scored 3 times (hat-trick) to lead hosts @SoundersFC to a 10:0 victory against #SVTransvaal in ’96 delayed Concacaf Champions Cup Interzone Playoff, before 2,153 fans, at Federal Way HS Stadium.

Just 30 minutes away from "Interzone" on @RadioWaterloo as Coral spins cool music including the latest from @LSDropout and Gene Champagne. radiowaterloo.ca/interzone/

Diplomats find themselves in a special interzone between the resident and the tourist says @theabhayk. A unique position that is ideal for writing poetry. youtube.com/shorts/Ja8okoxxt…

The problem with this foreigner reducing our home to a dystopian interzone - modern civilisation reduced to a gauche airport departure lounge - is that he keeps favouring subsidised groups incapable of meaningful participation

It's time for #BeyondTheCover, where we show you the amazing art behind our gorgeous book covers! Today we are showcasing the art created by Dominic Harman for The Ishtar Deception by James L. Cambias. Dominic Harman has been illustrating professionally in the field of fantasy, science fiction, and horror book covers for more than 25 years. His first professional sale was to the British science fiction magazine, Interzone in 1997. He landed his first major book cover deal in 2001. He's won the British Science Fiction Award for best artwork three times, as well as the Asimov’s Science Fiction Award for Best Artist amongst many others. His inspirations and influences include the works of the classical painters, Velazquez, Rubens, Caravaggio, and Rembrandt, and also artists working in the fantasy scene: most notably Boris Vallejo and Frank Frazetta. As the commercial landscape changed forever with the advent of computers he moved away from traditional media for many years and focused on digital cover work exclusively. Over time It was becoming important for him to resurrect his painting and drawing as it was a passion and a discipline so having not only the exciting digital work to keep him busy, he also has traditional paintings to keep him out of trouble! The Ishtar Deception by James L. Cambias A SPY, A MURDER, AND ONE SARCASTIC AI; MYSTERY, ACTION, AND ADVENTURE FROM THE BILLION WORLDS! The Billion Worlds’ Greatest Spy Faces His Greatest Challenge At the end of the Tenth Millennium, Sabbath Okada, agent of a nameless branch of Deimos’ labyrinthine government comes to the vast city of Ishtar on Venus to investigate the suspicious death of an undercover agent. His companion, Daslakh, is an old and cunning AI with its own self-imposed mission: to act as Okada’s conscience. Searching for the truth takes Sabbath and Daslakh to the glittering towers of Ishtar’s elite, a brutal combat sport arena, and the unforgiving, wind-lashed face of Mount Maxwell, highest peak on Venus. Along the way they face ruthless Lunar Republic spies, double agents, and sadistic Ishtar police, but Sabbath’s greatest challenge comes from Meili Tewa, his deadliest enemy and his only love. Each twist in the case reveals a new layer of deception, another betrayal. Hunted and on the run, with no one he can trust and no help from home—it’s time for Sabbath Okada to remind everyone why he’s the greatest spy in the Billion Worlds of the Solar System. To see more of the artist’s work, go to: bleedingdreams.com/ To learn more, go to: simonandschuster.com/books/T… To get the ebook, go to: baen.com/the-ishtar-deceptio… #BaenBooks #NewRelease #BeyondTheCover #DominicHarman #JamesLCambias

As part of our August mini-tour [which includes Northampton and Settle] we are playing at the ‘Interzone’ event in Scarborough, and our friends at @LouderThanWar are running a competition for free festival tickets: louderthanwar.com/win-ticket… @peterhook

I’ve heard Will Self say that while Burrough’s Interzone was named after Tangier’s international zone, it was also trying to capture the weird characterless vibe of Brussels. Genuinely.

FROM ATLANTIS! TO INTERZONE

Shadowplay, New Dawn Fades, Interzone, Day Of The Lords, Disorder..

0 did you get this little ditty which I could work in a story because I like the tongue on Mr Lips 1966👅 youtu.be/jSojxoYlA7o?is=n3kb… It was later found in William S. Burroughs's "Lee's Journals", written between 1954 and 1957 and initially published in 1981: The sky over Vienna was a light, hard, china blue, and a cold spring wind whipped Martin's loose gabardine topcoat around his thin body. He felt the ache of desire in his loins, like a toothache when the pain is light and different from any other pain. He turned a corner; the Danube stabbed his eyes with a thousand points of light, and he felt the full force of the wind and had to lean forward to maintain balance. — p. 77, in "Lee's Journals", Interzone (Penguin Books) (1989)

Que se foda. Que se foda TUDO. Sou de INTERZONE, uso heroína e Marroquino de sangue, ardente e lindo.

I admit I haven't read everything in there but he always struck me as pretty psyched to be in the Interzone.

Burroughs' Interzone, surely.