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Omni July 1982 |
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GETTING HIGH AT HARVARD THE JOSEPHSON JUNCTION: LINK BETWEEN COMPUTERS AND THE PARANORMAL FRANK "DUNE" HERBERT'S NEWEST NOVEL BUILDING THE SOVIET DEATH STAR WIN A HOME COMPUTER |
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| Cover Art: John Martin originally created this painting as a poster for an international film festival. He portrays a multidimensional universe in which an iridescent man and his shadow backflip through flat space under the gaze of a giant eye, resembling the rising moon. | ||
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Contents / Articles
First Word Opinion by Arnold R. Deutsch Omnibus Contributors Communications Correspondence Forum Dialogue Earth Environment by Mark Teich Life Biomedicine by Bernard Dixon Space Comment by Earl Lane Mind Behavior by Patrick Huyghe Film The Arts by Jonathan Rosenbaum Radio The Arts by M.S. Kaplan Sculpture The Arts by Vicki Lindner Explorations Travel by Vicki Lindner Continuum Win a Home Computer Butterflies in the Dark Article by Les Ericson The White Plague Fiction by Frank Herbert The Soviet Death Star Article by Ben Bova Getting High at Harvard Article by Leah Wallach Burning Chrome Fiction by William Gibson Enter: TRON Pictorial by Sal Manna The Josephson Junction Interview by John Gliedman Antimatter Data Bank Breakthroughs Innovations by Tom Johnson Stars Astronomy by Joel Davis Killer Whales Phenomena by Bob Talbot Games Diversions by Scot Morris Last Word Humor by Barry N. Malzberg |
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