The May/June 2020 issue of Freelance Traveller has been posted for
download!

This issue features Timothy Collinson's report on TravellerCON/UK, one of
the last unrestricted gatherings before the worldwide COVID-19 lockdown.
You get roughly half an issue of text and photographs, and our cover this
issue is also from Mr Collinson's camera activity there.

The rest of the issue is the usual mix of reviews, stories, adventures,
prep tips, spacecraft, and so on; hopefully, something for everyone.

Twilight Stories #1 continues in this issue; rest assured that we _will_
have a separate downloadable PDF of the entire story once its publication
in the magazine is complete!

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We remind our readers that AS YET, TRAVELLERCON/USA IS NOT CANCELLED -
please see https://freetrav.dreamwidth.org/64136.html (and it's in the
feed) for more information. A poll was run among past TCUSA Kickstart
supporters; consensus is that we will _not_ be rescheduling to avoid
Origins.

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