Showing posts with label Galaxy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Galaxy. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Short Story Wednesday: the first will be last: "Time Enough at Last" author Ms. Lyn Venable's first published short story (known to indexers), "Homesick", GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION, December 1952

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Lyn, short for Marilyn, Venable, some of us have just learned (thanks to a Facebook post by Jessica Amanda Salmonson, which was cited in a d...
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Wednesday, January 3, 2024

SSW: short stories by Lyn Venable (Marilyn A. Venable, 3 June 1927-31 March 2025): "Time Enough at Last" (the Twilight Zone favorite) and others: Short Story Wednesday (2 of 2)

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Lyn Venable 's work, as detailed by ISFDB (there are also chapbooks and podcast readings/possibly dramatizations cited for some of thes...
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Wednesday, March 17, 2021

FFB/SSW: THE SEVENTH GALAXY READER edited by Frederik Pohl (Doubleday 1964); THE BEST FROM FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION, 14th Series, edited by Avram Davidson (Doubleday 1965); SWORD & SORCERY ANNUAL edited by Sol Cohen (and Cele Goldsmith Lalli) (Ultimate Publications 1975); PERCHANCE TO WAKE: YET MORE SELECTED STORIES FROM SCIENCE FANTASY edited by John Boston and Damien Broderick (Surinam Turtle Press 2016)

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the final cover painting by Hannes Bok Lee Brown Coye Agosta Morol The Shock of the New... Fantasy and sf in the fic...
Friday, December 2, 2016

FFS(&E&RP): some uncollected Wilma Shore short stories (and essays and one radio play) online (and one Joseph Payne Brennan poem)

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Two blogposts over the last half-decade isn't Too much to devote to the late, brilliant Wilma Shore, whose career is briefly limned h...
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Sunday, May 12, 2013

Fantasy Records swipes F&SF logo for earliest releases...then takes on GALAXY less actionably...

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...or, why Kingsley Amis's comparison of the histories of jazz and sf was better than he gave himself credit for: from the Jazz R...
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Friday, October 28, 2011

Phoebe and Jack Gaughan: two digest-sized magazine covers

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painting by Phoebe and Jack Gaughan Two striking covers I'd not seen before today, one definitely a collaboration between Phoebe an...