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$30.00New York Review of Science Fiction 12-issue Subscription Kevin J. Maroney et al.
About The New York Review of Science Fiction:
The New York Review of Science Fiction has spent the last 30 years reading science fiction and fantasy like they matter.
NYRSF is a monthly critical magazine about science… More
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$24.99Interzone Annual Subscription Andy Cox
Interzone was founded in 1982 by David Pringle, John Clute, Alan Dorey, Malcolm Edwards, Colin Greenland, Graham Jones, Roz Kaveney and Simon Ounsley.
“If there had been no Interzone to be the backbone of the… More
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$48.00Locus 12-Month Subscription Liza Groen Trombi et al.
Locus is the magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror publishing fields, with book reviews, author interviews, news, and listings.… More
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Locus 6-Month Subscription Liza Groen Trombi et al.
Locus is the magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror publishing fields, with book reviews, author interviews, news, and listings.… More
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$5.50Locus February 2012 (#613) Liza Groen Trombi et al.
The February 2012 issue of Locus magazine features the annual Year in Review essays, the Locus 2011 Recommended Reading List, and reviews of new books by Tim Powers, Ted Kosmatka, William Gibson, Catherynne M. Valente,… More
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Current Issue:
$24.99Black Static Annual Subscription Andy Cox
Black Static is the new title for The Third Alternative, which was founded in 1994. With the arrival of Interzone in 2005 it was no longer necessary to publish science fiction and fantasy in The Third Alternative… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #290 James Patrick Kelly et al.
The Singularity; German proto-sf and the challeng of translation; Straub’s Hellfire Club; reviews of David Nickle, Patrick Weeks, Ian McDonald, Lord Dunsany, and Space Captain! … More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #287 Christopher Kovacs et al.
Literary allusions and patterns in the first Amber series; fantasy and the scholars; a survey of Greg Benford’s Galactic Center; David Drake on writing; and The Lathe of Heaven on stage!… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #291 Bernadette Bosky et al.
Liminality in Little, Big; Archeology of the Future; Leigh Brackett’s Venus; Roger Corman and Edgar Allan Poe; Brittle Innings at the ball park; after the robot holocaust… More
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$0New York Review of Science Fiction #300 Kim Stanley Robinson et al.
Special Anniversary Issue: On Wolfe’s Genius; Maps and Blank Spaces; Ghosts, Living and Otherwise; Cynthia Asquith’s Ghosts; Ursula K. Le Guin’s short fiction, in depth; Bruce McAllister’s… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #285 Steven Erikson et al.
May 2012 Issue
Whither Fantasy: Steven Erikson on the Cambridge Companion to Fantasy; A. P Canavan on the future of fantasy scholarship; Yves Menard & Jean-Louis Trudel, sf across the language barrier; memories… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #289 Jen Gunnels et al.
The Honeycomb trilogy concludes; September 11 and SF; Pon Farr and Jung; Jame Enge’s dragons; Walter Miller’s life and times; Mary Gentle’s opera; and D&D on the stage.… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #281 Andrew Ferguson et al.
Unpublished Lafferty: an index; James Tiptree, on the stage; post-Soviet sf; lessons from dinosaurs; and reviews.… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #299 Brian Stableford et al.
Special Yesterday’s Tomorrows Issue: Katherine MacLean’s career; French Apocalypses; World War II and Werewolves; The Sunlit Future; Richard Lupoff; August Derlethís Reputation; Yoko Ogawaís… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #301 Thomas Bertonneau et al.
Special First Contacts Issue: Olaf Stapledon’s cosmic marriages, Intruders in peaceful lands, Naked aliens on the prowl, Speculative Poetry & Wiscon, Different readers of horror, Innsmouth’s… More
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$2.99New York Review of Science Fiction #288 Tom Purdom et al.
Writing Ace Doubles; the singularity on stage; genre and the first novel; more sf Pinocchios; Mike Sirota’s forgotten fantasies; a mystery of Heinlein; Steve Erikson’s new venture; and killer leprechauns.… More