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| Editorial | Gil Williamson |
| Welcome to the 14th issue of Mythaxis. |
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| A Closer Look at Greeming & Trulph | Les Sklaroff |
| From toad to Multingale - it's all in a day's work. And where
Smirt rules, there's no room for larks. |
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| An Excursion to Platport | Les Sklaroff |
| Young Brix presents a more-than-musical offering. |
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| Yesterday's Spoons | Les Sklaroff |
| Quanderpyre is reborn with a silver spoon in his future. |
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| The Lost World of WW1 | Liam Baldwin |
| The Western Front as only Sir Arthur Conan Doyle could have
imagined it. |
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| Mount Elysium | Gil Williamson |
| Concerning the workes of men, by the word of thy lips, I
haue kept me from the paths of the destroyer. - Psalms 17:4 King
James Version (1611) |
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| First In, Last Out | Andrew Leon
Hudson |
| The Singularity may be approaching, but it can't happen all by itself.
Someone is going to have to lead us to it by the hand... |
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| Truth and Other Upgrades | Martin Clark |
| Déjà vu is just reincarnation for beginners |
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| Aye-Nay | Jez Patterson |
| So, why did we never get to vote on whether we wanted
democracy? |
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