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Stevens  \nPage 4: Reviews: “The Homeless Channel”,“Intruders”,“Curse of the Golden Flower”,“Re-animator”,“Spider-Man 3”  \nPage 9: Feature: Origins-The First Doctor, 1963-66  \nPage 11: Feature: The New Kids on the Block  \nFiction  \nOur first piece of flash fiction, for all those of you who have had to put up with an idiot manager all week.  \nThe New Kids on the Block  \nIt has been a while since a new genre title was launched nationally in the UK, and in the last few weeks we’ve had two! I’ve spent all my spare time this week curled up with a copy of both of them, along with the latest edition of SFX to see how they compare to the market leader. Read my comparison on page XXX, along with comments from two of the magazines’ editors.  \nHelp Hub  \nIf you are enjoying your weekly dose of fiction, reviews and features there are three things you can do to support us:  \n1) Send this copy to someone else you know, and tell them to subscribe.  \n2) Head over [to www.hub-mag.co.uk and make a small donation](to www.hub-mag.co.uk and make a small donation)  \n(despite being a free ‘zine, we pay our writers, so all donations welcome-no matter what size)  \n3) Head over [to](to www.hub-mag.co.uk/wordpress)[ www.hub-mag.co.uk/wordpress](to www.hub-mag.co.uk/wordpress) and tell us what you think about the content of Hub.  \nYour feedback will help us keep improving the magazine.  \nWhat if I don’t like reading while sat at my PC?  \nIf you have a PDA or other device capable of displaying eBooks, you will soon be able to download a special eBook version of this issue from our website (versions for Palm Reader and Microsoft Reader are planned, and we will be experimenting with a version for the iPod). Failing that, hit the PRINT button.  \nHow Frequent is Hub?  \nHub is published 52 times a year! No, that wasn’t a typo. Hub is also now free to read! (Neither was that) .  \nEvery week we will be publishing a piece of short fiction, along with at least one review (book, DVD, film, audio, or TV series) and we’ll also have the occasional feature, too. We can afford to do this largely due to the generosity of the people over at Orbit, who have sponsored this electronic version of the magazine, and partly by the generosity displayed by your good selves. If you like what you read here, please consider making a donation over [at](at www.hub-mag.co.uk)[ www.hub-mag.co.uk](at www.hub-mag.co.uk).  \nCareer  \nChange  \nBy John H. Stevens  \n“Hey Buddy, got any spare change?”  \nFred Hutchison pulled up before reaching the outstretched cup. The man holding it wore a dirty coat that may have been green atone point in the distant past. Dark spots covered the front of his khaki pants. Fred assumed they were paint splotches from an odd job previously performed. The Chicago Bears emblem was coming loose from the man’s blue wool cap.  \nFred reached into his pocket, pulled out a single, and stuffed it into the cup.“You got it, Pal.” Even though they’ve been playing this game for years, they never bothered to learn each other’s name, so they went by the pseudonyms of Buddy and Pal. He started to cross the street to his office but decided that today he would finally satisfy his curiosity. Doubts about where his career was heading made him wonder if the panhandler didn’t have the right idea. Maybe it was time to bow out of the rat race.“Hey Pal, please don’t take this the wrong way but I’ve been dying to ask you something.”  \n“You’ve always been generous and I don’t have a pressing appointment. Go ahead and ask.”  \n“How do I say this?” Fred wrestled with the question but ended up pinned to the mat. He decided to get right to the point.“How did you get here? Were you ever part of the daily grind?”  \nA wry, yellow-toothed smile peaked out from the dirty gray beard.“Yeah, I’ve been there. One day I just got fed” ","cbCain1mHZYVhXRX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCain1mHZYVhXRX","pdf",679972,15,"English","# Issue 6 Contents\n## Career\n## Change\n## Reviews\n## Feature","[{\"question\":\"What fiction piece is included in Hub Issue 6?\",\"answer\":\"The issue includes “Career Change” by John H. Stevens, alongside “The New Kids on the Block” as part of the fiction section.\"},{\"question\":\"Which items appear in the reviews section of Issue 6?\",\"answer\":\"The reviews list includes “The Homeless Channel”, “Intruders”, “Curse of the Golden Flower”, “Re-animator”, and “Spider-Man 3”.\"},{\"question\":\"What features are highlighted in this issue?\",\"answer\":\"The features include “Origins-The First Doctor, 1963-66” and “The New Kids on the Block”.\"}]","Hub - Issue 6 - May 11th 2007 | PDF",1789963183,23]