Science-fiction Studies, Volume 30, Issue 2SFS Publications, 2003 - Science fiction |
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Larbalestier opens her history in 1926 with the establishment of Gernsback's Amazing Stories and the subsequent development , initially through letters - to - theeditor , of early fandom and early discursive constructions of science ...
Larbalestier opens her history in 1926 with the establishment of Gernsback's Amazing Stories and the subsequent development , initially through letters - to - theeditor , of early fandom and early discursive constructions of science ...
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Where else will one find reproduced a letter from a 1939 issue of Astounding by an 18 - year - old Isaac Asimov insisting that most stories that include women characters " can't bring the “ feminine interest ' into a story without ...
Where else will one find reproduced a letter from a 1939 issue of Astounding by an 18 - year - old Isaac Asimov insisting that most stories that include women characters " can't bring the “ feminine interest ' into a story without ...
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Collects the 16 stories Campbell wrote under Stuart byline during the 1930s , including classics such as " Twilight " ( 1934 ) and " Who Goes There ? " ( 1938 ) , plus two essays never before reprinted in book form .
Collects the 16 stories Campbell wrote under Stuart byline during the 1930s , including classics such as " Twilight " ( 1934 ) and " Who Goes There ? " ( 1938 ) , plus two essays never before reprinted in book form .
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