Science fiction magazines

Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: The Things by Peter Watts

Womans Touch

Dawn on the farm, with giants hired on to handle the heavy work. Bluestick contains a cocktail of chemicals that are very valuable, and the challenges in growing it make the crop a valuable one.

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1962. Contains "The Garden of Time" by J G Ballard and "The Singular Events Which Occurred in the Hovel on the Alley Off of Eye Street" by Avram Davidson. Cover by Emsh.

(Cover for Fiction, #228 (1972), ed. Alain Dorémieux) In the 60s and 70s the covers for Fiction—“the leading journal of science fiction and fantasy in France” until its cancellati…

In 1951, EC Comics started stealing Ray Bradbury’s work. After three swipes, Bradbury sent a letter to editor Bill Gaines. Not a cease-and-desist order, though. Instead, he wrote, “Just a note to remind you of an oversight. You have not as yet sent on the check for $50.00 to cover the use of secondary rights on my two stories ‘The Rocket Man’ and ‘Kaleidoscope.’ . . . I feel this was probably overlooked in the general confusion of office work, and look forward to your payment

If you haven’t heard of Hugo Gernsback, you’ve surely heard of the Hugo Award. Next to the Nebula, it’s the most prestigious of science fiction prizes, bringing together in its ranks of winners such venerable authors as Ursula K. Le Guin, Arthur C.

A cover gallery for Fantasy and Science Fiction

British SF magazine published by New English Library from 1974-76 with a total of 28 issues. Loose leaf, with poster-size artwork from NEL books, it also featured fiction, articles on SF, letters, news, and features on artists and writers. The cover of the first issue is from "The Lost Worlds of 2001" and is by Bruce Pennington (the artist profiled in this issue)