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Wednesday, January 7, 2026
Short Story Wednesday: Carolyn See on William Kotzwinkle's JEWEL OF THE MOON
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Book Review: Mixed Bag of Stories From Kotzwinkle By CAROLYN SEE FEB. 13, 1986 12 AM PT Jewel of the Moon by William Kotzwinkle (Putnam’s: $...
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Wednesday, October 1, 2025
SSW: June 1943: UNKNOWN WORLDS;; July 1943: WEIRD TALES, FANTASTIC ADVENTURES, SCIENCE FICTION (previously FUTURE FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION); September 1943: FAMOUS FANTASTIC MYSTERIES--stories from 1943 US fantasy fiction magazines:
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A snapshot/slice of a time long past...notable that the most famous story in this issue of Weird Tales would be the most famous and among t...
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Wednesday, September 17, 2025
Short Story Wednesday: THE YEAR'S BEST HORROR STORIES: SERIES VII (1979), edited by Gerald W. Page
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Publication: The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series VII Editor: Gerald W. Page Date: 1979-07-00 ISBN: 0-87997-476-1 [ 978-0-87997-476-...
Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Short Story Wednesday: "Best of the Year" stories, mostly from 1964: John D. MacDonald, Kit Reed, Mack Reynolds, Frank Roberts; Peter Beagle
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A return to the anthologies detailed in this post: FFB: THE 1965 ANNUALS of fiction and drama, further augmented...some more... In which I ...
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Wednesday, September 3, 2025
Short Story Wednesday: John D. MacDonald, Robert Arthur, Anne Gibbons, Val Duncan, Margaret Atwood: more from early 1950s US magazines: REDBOOK, June 1951; BLUEBOOK, July 1953; ELLERY QUEEN'S MYSTERY MAGAZINE, June 1953, and a new vignette by Margaret Atwood (Twitter, 2025)
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John D. MacDonald: "Nothing Must Change" ( Redbook 1951); "Manhattan Horse Opera" ( Black Mask 1947, as reprinted in E...
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