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2208: 2531:'s "Speech Sounds". McCarthy introduced "Street Meat" by saying "What follows is not for the faint of heart." Kennedy's story led to many complaints and canceled subscriptions, and McCarthy was asked by Davis to be cautious in future, but the stories were well received: "Speech Sounds" won that year's short story Hugo Award and "Her Furry Face" was nominated for the Nebula Award. Asimov defended the publication of "Her Furry Face" in a subsequent editorial. McCarthy commented afterwards that "the long-time Asimov fans were shocked and we hadn't gotten enough new readers yet". Other stories from McCarthy's first year in charge included Dozois's "The Peacemaker", in the August 1983 issue, which won the Nebula Award. 2874: 2624: 2546:", which won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards. Ashley singles out Octavia Butler's "Bloodchild", in the June 1984 issue, as "arguably the single most important story publiished during McCarthy's editorship". The story was about a race of insectoid aliens. The human protagonist has a relationship with one of the aliens, and agrees to allow the alien to lay their eggs in his body. "Bloodchild" won the Hugo and Nebula Awards and appeared in all that year's "Best of Science Fiction" anthologies. Reader reaction in 2187:

increase in total text of 10%, with no change in price. However, a year later the price rose again. Circulation dropped over 30% over the first four years of Penny Press's ownership, from about 46,000 to under 32,000, probably partly because of these changes. Most of the decline was in subscription sales, though profitability was helped by subscribers who came through the magazine's website, which had been started in 1998, instead of through a third party that took a commission from the subscription price.

2503:. McCarthy was willing to expand the range of fiction the magazine published, and most readers who wrote in agreed that the prohibition on sex and violence could be relaxed, but Davis Publications did not want to risk alienating the young readers whom they knew formed part of the magazine's audience. McCarthy was unable to resolve this conflict for Connie Willis's "All My Darling Daughters", a story featuring "lesbianism and bestiality and incest", in Willis's words, and it never saw print in 2404:'s "Like unto the Locust", which appeared in 1979, did not. Letters poured in objecting to the profanity that appeared in the story. Scithers responded: "... we want to apologize for not copy-editing this installment as well as we should. It's not our intention to use language quite that strong when we (and the authors) can avoid doing so." Evidence from circulation figures suggest that longtime readers of science fiction were becoming a smaller percentage of 2194:, whose first issue was dated December of that year. The number of issues per year was reduced to ten starting in 2004, with the April and May issues combined into a double-sized issue. In 2008 the size was increased again, to 8.5 in × 5.75 in (21.6 cm × 14.6 cm), to make the magazine more prominent on newsstands. From January 2017, the schedule was changed to six bimonthly double-sized issues per year. 2463:. Reader reaction was mixed, some letters complaining about the non-fiction columns taking up space that could have been used for another story. Moloney's impact on the fiction was limited; negative author reaction to her habit of heavily editing their manuscripts, and advice from McCarthy, led to her giving McCarthy a good deal of control over the fiction. Two well-known stories published during Moloney's tenure were 2424:.... People think that this is science fiction and I fear that it is a major neutralizing influence on the field." Ashley argues that the magazine's success cannot be ascribed only to the unchallenging fiction it printed; Asimov's name drew in many fans of his books, and Davis Publications' marketing experience helped as well. 51: 2387:

readership included many who were new to the field, and many more who had given up on the other major science fiction magazines. This combination was a good fit for Scithers's approach: traditional stories, without sex or profanity: "nothing too challenging or revolutionary", in Ashley's words. Some

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soon became known for humorous stories. The only touch of humor in the first issue was Clarke's story, "Quarantine", which was a very short story originally written to fit on a postcard, but more quickly appeared. Two stories by Asimov based on puns appeared in the second issue, and the third issue

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later that year, and replaced by McCarthy, who was told that Asimov had insisted that she become the next editor if the magazine wanted to keep his name. Her first issue was dated January 1983. She was succeeded in May 1985 by Gardner Dozois, though he was not credited on the masthead until January

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with the January issue, which was dated January 19, 1981. This led to newsstand vendors removing the magazine more quickly, since the date implied that it was a weekly magazine. The cover date was changed back to the current month starting with the April 1982 issue, but the new schedule remained in

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decades earlier. More "spoofs or parodies and occasional limericks" appeared which "threatened to overshadow the more serious fiction", according to science fiction historian Mike Ashley. For example "Bat Durston: Space Marshal" by G. Richard Bozarth was a parody, inspired by an advertisement that

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distribution. Paperback anthologies of stories from the magazine were assembled, starting at the end of 1977; these were profitable and also attracted new readers. The magazine's success persuaded Davis to move to a bimonthly schedule for 1978, and to monthly starting with the January 1979 issue.

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to help read the incoming manuscripts, and Davis wanted an editor who was in the New York office five days a week. According to Asimov, Scithers and Davis never got along very well. Scithers's refusal to move to New York made matters worse, and there were other sources of tension: Davis appointed

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was included in a list of magazines available for school fundraising drives. The mother of a 13-year-old girl who bought a copy complained about the magazine, which contained strong language and other material she objected to, and the complaint led to some negative news coverage, described by the

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of 7.5 in × 5 in (19 cm × 13 cm) to 8.25 in × 5.25 in (21.0 cm × 13.3 cm) to match other Penny Press magazines, which made printing and binding more efficient. The page count dropped at the same time, but the changes were announced as an

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convention with their children, and had told Davis how much the children had enjoyed it. This prompted Davis to talk to Asimov about a new science fiction magazine, and Davis asked Asimov if he could use his name as part of the magazine's title. Asimov was concerned about the potential impact on

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as associate editor; Dozois only stayed a year, as he and Scithers did not agree on what kind of stories should be accepted. Davis initially committed to three quarterly issues, the first of which was dated Spring 1977, and appeared on December 16, 1976. The magazine was immediately successful,

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has been digest-sized throughout its history, though the size was increased slightly with the June 1998 issue to conform with the publisher's other magazines. The first issue was 196 pages; issues since then have varied between 112 pages up to (for the double issues) 288 pages. The price was

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In Williams' first editorial, in the January 2005 issue, she made it clear she did not plan to make dramatic changes to the approach established by McCarthy and Dozois. Williams reinstated the letter column, and began an intermittent non-fiction column, "Thought Experiments", starting with a

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caused Davis Publications financial problems, and Davis decided to sell all four fiction magazines. While he searched for a buyer, changes were made to increase profitability: two issues per year were doubled in size and increased in price. The magazines were bought in January 1992 by

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where she had been a book editor. At first Moloney edited the stories heavily without consulting the authors until the galley proofs were printed, against McCarthy's advice. After pushback from the authors, Moloney turned over manuscript editing to McCarthy. Moloney was hired away by

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and Ed Ferman. Davis argued that a new magazine would be good for the field, and Bova and Ferman both told Asimov that they agreed with Davis. Asimov agreed to go ahead with the plan on condition that he did not act as editor. Asimov wrote a regular science column for

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in the 1950s; Ashley points out that new readers might have thought it was intended as a serious story. Allied with some stories clearly written for younger readers, these stories gave the impression that the magazine was not aimed at an adult audience.

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Asimov and Scithers agreed at the launch of the magazine on their goals for the magazine. In an editorial in the first issue, Asimov said "we will lean toward hard science fiction, and toward the reasonably straightforward in the way of

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Scithers bought the first published stories of many writers over his tenure, and his habit of announcing in the magazine when a story was a first sale may have encouraged more submissions from new writers. His discoveries included

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and Robert Silverberg both began contributing columns during Dozois's tenure; Kelly's column, "On the Net", began in 1998, and Silverberg's "Reflections" started in the July 1994 issue. Silverberg's column had originally begun in

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despite the competitive rates of pay. Ashley suggests that when Dozois left the editorial staff after only a year, it was because he wanted to acquire stories that were more sophisticated than the material Scithers preferred.

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Carol Gross as executive director in charge of marketing and production, and Gross instigated a redesign of the magazine and took control of the art department away from Scithers. In December 1981, Scithers was fired.

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McCarthy's effect on the magazine was quickly noticed. Dozois's summary of 1983 in science fiction commented that "If there was an award for the most dramatically improved magazine of the year, it would have to go to

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Dozois's editorship was well regarded in the field. Dozois won the Hugo Award for best professional editor every year from 1988 to 2004 with only two exceptions, in 1994 and 2002, and Ashley describes his time at

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switched to bimonthly publication in 2017. Circulation declined steadily over the life of the magazine and as of 2020 it was below 20,000, more than half of that coming from online subscriptions.

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criticized the magazine in 1979 as "a fog of predictability, formula, and done-to-death techno-bullshit imagery", adding a year later that Scithers was playing it safe, "And when you're

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that it had "tapped a juvenile market that none of the other magazines was reaching", and other reviewers made similar comments. As a result, some writers did not submit manuscripts to

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McCarthy took over fully as editor with Moloney's departure at the end of 1982. The February 1983 issue, the second one with McCarthy's name on the masthead, included

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A regular feature of the magazine was a long novella as the lead story. Orson Scott Card's "Eye for Eye", which won a Hugo, appeared in this slot, as did

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Davis moved all four of his fiction magazines to a four-weekly schedule in 1981, meaning there were thirteen issues per year. The change took effect at

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their first market to submit to, and 1985 saw more award-winning stories as a result: Pohl's "Fermi and Frost"; Silverberg's "Sailing to Byzantium";

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a reputation for printing juvenile fiction, despite its success. Asimov was not part of the editorial team, but wrote editorials for the magazine.

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Moloney had no background in science fiction, but soon realized that Asimov's name was a significant asset. She persuaded Asimov to submit his

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as "one of the greatest of all editorial careers". Dozois made Asimov into "the most important magazine of its generation", according to the

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continued to be a prestigious market and several award-winning stories appeared during Dozois's tenure, including Lucius Shepard's "R&R";

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Although Asimov had no editorial role, he was named the magazine's editorial director and wrote many editorials for it. A puzzle column by

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was where the 'cutting edge' work in the field was appearing, so that authors would be eager to appear there". Dozois's tenure began as

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era, was puritanical for a long time. Sex scenes and profanity rarely appeared until the 1950s. The change accelerated in the 1960s.

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and Peter Heck took over the book reviews from Baird Searles in 1994, and Spinrad began contributing critical essays. A column on

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instead. McCarthy continued to be open to a broader range of fiction than Scithers had been, and at the end of the year published

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Paid circulation figures. No data is available for 1979–1980. The first few years of digital subscription numbers are estimated.

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readership, and Ashley describes the result as stagnation: Scithers's had "dumbed down" the material to please the new readers

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of his involvement in science fiction fandom. To mark the 30th anniversary of the magazine in 2007, she published a

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Four-weekly intervals from January 18 through April 14, then May to December, with an additional Mid-December issue.

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was given the editorial role. This may have been because Scithers was based in Philadelphia, with a local team of

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fit in well with Scithers's constraints, producing material that could have been printed in a 1950s magazine, but

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Circulation had declined from its first-year peak to about 80,000 by the time Dozois became editor. The

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originally $ 1.00, and has since risen frequently. As of 2023 each double issue is priced at $ 8.99.

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as "one of the greatest of all editorial careers". Dozois was succeeded by Sheila Williams in 2004.

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Martin Gardner's puzzles from the first few years of the magazine were collected in three volumes:

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dominated the annual science fiction awards, accounting for almost a third of the nominations for

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Puzzles from Other Worlds: Fantastical Brainteasers from Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine

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ran in the Mid-December 1990 and January 1991 issues, but those were the last to appear.

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The Rise of the Cyberzines: The Story of the Science-Fiction Magazines from 1991 to 2020

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Scithers was fired in 1982, and his replacement, Kathleen Moloney, only lasted a year.

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took over as editor in 1983, and quickly relaxed the strictures on the kind of fiction

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Astronauts & Androids, Black Holes & Bug-Eyed Monsters, Comets & Computers

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readers. Dozois also published shorter fiction: short stories from Dozoi's tenure at

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was attracting, but as a result the magazine was becoming isolated within the field.

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Science Fiction Rebels: The Story of the Science-Fiction Magazines from 1981 to 1990

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Clute, John; Sleight, Graham; Eggeling, John; Langford, Dave (September 12, 2022).

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Gateways to Forever: The Story of the Science-Fiction Magazines from 1970 to 1980

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in Connecticut. The magazine shares offices with other Dell magazines, including

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praised the "creative editors of the 1980s and 1990s, such as Gardner Dozois of

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In the event Asimov continued to publish science fiction stories elsewhere.

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stories; and (under a pseudonym) "Air Raid", which was turned into a film,

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Sanders, Joe (1995). "Science Fiction Magazines". In Barron, Neil (ed.).

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stories, which he had begun publishing in the competing magazines, to

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in 1978, the first year in which he was eligible, and again in 1980.

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Scithers's replacement was Kathleen Moloney, who was hired away from

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place, with "Mid-December" issues for more than a decade thereafter.

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Barcelo (2015), search for "Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine"

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described the story as "one of the genre's undisputed classics".

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contributed two stories: "Good-Bye, Robinson Crusoe", one of his

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In Joy Still Felt: The Autobiography of Isaac Asimov 1954-1978

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Dozois gave up the editorship in 2004, and was succeeded by

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Asimov's science fiction : 30th anniversary anthology

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Anna Calikowska, Michał Wroczyński, & Adam Zembrzycki

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Riddles of the Sphinx and Other Mathematical Puzzle Tales

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in 1992, and Dell was acquired by Penny Press in 1996.

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The Best of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine

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It was launched as a quarterly by 5059:Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 4508:The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 4277:"Magazine Contents Lists: Page 314" 4252:. February 13, 2004. Archived from 4211:The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 4166:from the original on April 23, 2023 4104:"Magazine Contents Lists: Page 270" 4080:from the original on April 10, 2023 4049:from the original on March 18, 2023 4037:Nicholls, Peter (October 3, 2022). 3988:from the original on March 28, 2023 3612:from the original on March 21, 2023 3606:The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 3492:Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact 3325:Isaac Asimovs science fiction-serie 2961:Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 294:Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact 283:Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine 5137:Magazines published in Connecticut 4748:Science Fiction. New Reading Guide 3829:"Index by Magazine Issue: Page 14" 3685:"Index by Magazine Issue: Page 13" 2760:" (1990), and Michael Swanwick's " 2542:'s "The Big Dream", and Varley's " 2293:had appeared on the back cover of 25: 4789:Science Fiction in the Real World 4574:from the original on July 5, 2023 4514:from the original on July 5, 2023 4018:from the original on May 31, 2023 3404:Carlo Frabetti (first 11 issues) 3065:Science Fiction in the Real World 2892:, Spring 1977 – February 15, 1982 27:American science fiction magazine 2304:commented in an early review of 5080:Analog Science Fiction and Fact 5066:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 4885:Analog Science Fiction and Fact 4461:"Dell Is Selling Magazine Unit" 4074:Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 4043:Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 3602:"SFE: Asimov's Science Fiction" 3239:September 1981 – February 1983 2998:Extraterrestrial & Eclipses 2965:Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2925:with the November 1992 issue. 2827:Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 2782:Encyclopedia of Science Fiction 277:Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine 3358:December 1991 – November 1992 3262:January 1993 – September 1993 2901:, January 1983 – December 1985 540:Asimov's SF Adventure Magazine 1: 5122:Magazines established in 1977 3167:October 1997 – December 1997 2972:Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine 2762:The Very Pulse of the Machine 2701:had never run serials before 549:Issue data for 1981 and 1982 243:, describes Dozois's time at 5142:Penny Publications magazines 4542:Pastourmatzi, Domna (1999). 4492:Sanders (1995), pp. 701–702. 3216:Spring 1978 – November 1980 3049:Science Fiction Puzzle Tales 2881:The editorial succession at 2807:, in 1978, and had moved to 2663:'s "Pretty Boy Crossover". 2553:Bloodchild and Other Stories 2499:", which went on to win the 657:Issue data for 1983 to 2023 322:Issue data for 1977 to 1980 4618:(in Polish). 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" 29: 5053: 4865: 4235:Ashley (2016), pp. 46–50. 4195:Ashley (2016), pp. 71–80. 4145:Ashley (2016), pp. 26–36. 3812:Ashley (2016), pp. 22–26. 3792:Ashley (2016), pp. 58–59. 3745:Ashley (2016), pp. 20–22. 3122:June 1990 – January 1993 3038:Science Fiction by Asimov 2917:The title was originally 2849:Williams (2004 – present) 2469:A Letter from the Clearys 2274:saw the re-appearance of 2141: 2139: 2137: 2135: 2132: 2129: 2119: 2116: 2113: 2110: 2107: 2104: 2094: 2091: 2088: 2085: 2082: 2079: 2069: 2066: 2063: 2060: 2057: 2054: 2046: 2043: 2040: 2037: 2034: 2031: 2021: 2018: 2015: 2012: 2009: 2006: 1996: 1993: 1990: 1987: 1984: 1981: 1968: 1962: 1956: 1950: 1937: 1931: 1925: 1919: 1906: 1900: 1894: 1888: 1875: 1869: 1863: 1857: 1844: 1838: 1832: 1826: 1813: 1807: 1801: 1795: 1782: 1776: 1770: 1764: 1751: 1745: 1739: 1733: 1720: 1714: 1708: 1702: 1689: 1683: 1677: 1671: 1658: 1652: 1646: 1640: 1627: 1621: 1615: 1609: 1596: 1590: 1584: 1578: 1565: 1559: 1528: 1522: 1491: 1485: 1454: 1448: 1417: 1411: 1380: 1374: 1343: 1337: 1306: 598: 548: 425: 422: 419: 416: 413: 410: 400: 395: 390: 385: 337: 334: 331: 328: 241:science fiction magazines 136:in 1977, after obtaining 48: 33:Asimov on Science Fiction 5073:Asimov's Science Fiction 4899:Asimov's Science Fiction 4532:Spinrad (1990), p. xiii. 4406:Asimov's Science Fiction 3905:Asimov's Science Fiction 3647:"Index by Date: Page 43" 3311:August 1979 – June 1981 3158:Asimov's Science Fiction 2994:Dark Stars & Dragons 2923:Asimov's Science Fiction 2835:Asimov's Science Fiction 2538:'s "A Traveler's Tale", 2173:Asimov's Science Fiction 113:Asimov's Science Fiction 57:Asimov's Science Fiction 43:Asimov's Science Fiction 30:Not to be confused with 5127:Science fiction digests 4997:Three-Lobed Burning Eye 4927:FIYAH Literary Magazine 4548:Science Fiction Studies 4305:Westfahl (2014), p. 87. 3866:Ashley (2022), pp. 4–5. 3164:Yiannis Karaiosifoglou 2948:(1992–1996) – owned by 2289:Venture Science Fiction 270:visited the offices of 4601:Ashley (2007), p. 423. 4592:Ashley (2007), p. 420. 4504:"SFE: Gardner, Martin" 3967:Ashley (2007), p. 380. 3857:Ashley (2016), p. 441. 3427:Asimov Ciencia Ficción 3022:Isaac Asimov's SF Lite 2878: 2659:, and he also printed 2628: 2527:'s "Street Meat", and 2296:Galaxy Science Fiction 2247:, and an excerpt from 2220: 2213:Galaxy Science Fiction 2198:Contents and reception 627:Science Fiction Digest 622:Science Fiction Digest 4913:Daily Science Fiction 4906:Clarkesworld Magazine 3875:Ashley (2022), p. 14. 3535:Ashley (2016), p. 49. 3285:May 1994 – July 1995 3114:Isaac Asimov Magazine 3034:Isaac Asimov's Puzzle 3026:Isaac Asimov's Robots 2876: 2869:Bibliographic details 2626: 2481:film of the same name 2353:" in early 1978, and 2210: 2167:, and became part of 2165:Bantam-Doubleday-Dell 4320:Tachyon Publications 3042:Robots From Asimov's 3030:Isaac Asimov's Earth 2921:; it was changed to 2726:Stations of the Tide 2685:Kim Stanley Robinson 2487:McCarthy (1983–1985) 2420:safe, you're schlock 2203:Scithers (1977–1982) 211:'s "Hatrack River"; 128:, which is owned by 4616:Biblioteka Narodowa 3409:(last four issues) 3308:Hisanori Tanaguchi 3280:Phoenix Enterprise 3105:Additional sources 3083: 3018:Isaac Asimov's Mars 2800:James Patrick Kelly 2758:Bears Discover Fire 2669:speculative fiction 2601:Nina Kiriki Hoffman 2574:George R. 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