The Journal Of Science-Fiction v01n04 [1953]
The Journal Of Science-Fiction was a science fiction fanzine which lasted for four issues from 1951 to 1953. It was published in Chicago by Charles Freudenthal, and edited by Freudenthal and Edward Wood (of no relation to the infamous movie director, as far as I know). Lester Fried was co-editor of the magazine's first issue. This final issue features an article on British fantasy paperbacks, an appreciation of Richard Matheson's work by Robert Bloch, and material relating to the 1952 Tenth Anniversary World Science Fiction Convention which had been held in Chicago. The issue includes thirty photographs taken at the convention and the text of guest of honor Hugo Gernsback's address to the convention. Also included in the issue is a listing of the contents of the science fiction and fantasy magazines which were published in 1952. It's amazing how many different titles were being published that year. CONTENTS: The Journal Of Science-Fiction [v 1 #4, 1953] ed. Charles Freudenthal & Edward Wood (25¢, 80pp, octavo, cover photo - still from Things To Come) A Still from Things to Come • Photo • Cover 2 • Table of Contents • TOC 3 • The Time Draws Near • Charles Freudenthal/Edward Wood • Editorial 4 • British Fantasy Pocket Books • Captain Kenneth F. Slater • Article 12 • Pros And Cons Of Experiments In Rocket Societies • Lewis J. Grant, Jr. • Article 13 • Untitled • Richard Bergeron • Illus 14 • Untitled • Richard Bergeron • Illus 15 • Advertisement • Larry Farsace • Ad 16 •…
- Series
- The Journal Of Science-Fiction
- Genres
- Science fiction, Science and mechanics
- Language
- English
- Collection
- Pulp science fiction
- Licence or status
- None stated by the archive
- Who can read it
- Teens profiles and older (placed by Invisible Network from what the archive says; archives give no ratings)
- Archive
- Internet Archive