The literary section continues publishing Harry Harrison's sci-fi novel Space Churn about an alien virus and Stephen King's horror story Children of the Corn about fanaticism in rural fields. Journalistic materials feature discussions on the Belarusian scene, critiques of platform transitions to Amiga, demoscene publication analyses, and Enlight'97 competition rules. Technical and gaming content includes a Bloodwych RPG walkthrough, a C-DOS modem circuit breakdown, a directory of regional modem users, and a review of network fanzines. The issue concludes with an interview with musician DOC from Prestige, a collection of humorous short stories by Flyer, and retro hardware classifieds.
Issue contents:
- ENLIGHT'97 - Conditions of the competition.
- FANTASY - Roman G. Harrison, "Plague from Space" (continued).
- Hidden Part - The text was typed in a state insanity ...
- HORROR - The Story S. King's "Children of the Corn" (continued).
- ZX-Net - On the new dial-up newspapers.
- ZX-Net - A list of the owners of modems in Minsk, Bobruisk, Brest.
- Dirty Linen - Universal cutting Berner, Minsk News, who goes on E'97?
- Interview - Interview with Minsk musicians DOC.
- Metallurgy - Circuit Description C-DOS modem.
- Letter - Letter from KVAZAR'a.
- Demolition - Role-adventyurnaya hodilka - BLOODWYCH.
- Story - Gluppye stories: Smooth drive, reasoning, Balls, Night reasoning.
- Wreck Time - Advertisements and announcements ...
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