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September 30 - December 13, 2002

Amazing Stories:
Celebrating Twenty-five Years of the Elizabeth Chater Collection of Science Fiction and Fantasy

An exhibit in the browsing area and
in Special Collections, Malcolm A. Love Library

The Short Story and the Serial: Popularizing Science Fiction
The science fiction genre remains intrinsically linked with short stories and journal publications. From the 1926 appearance of Hugo Gernsback’s, Amazing Stories to more recent issues of Galaxy and Analog, pulp magazines and later science fiction digest magazines became the vehicles through which many new authors were introduced.

Amazing Stories O'Connor Sloane (Ed.) Fall 1929	Fantastic Adventures Raymond A. Palmer (Ed.) October 1949

Amazing Stories Cele Goldsmith (Ed.) December 1963	Fantastic Universe Science Fact & Fiction Hans Stefan Santesson (Ed.) November 1959

Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy William L. Hamling (Ed.) November 1951	Imagination Stories of Science and Fantasy William L. Hamling (Ed.) July 1954

Astounding Science Fiction John W. Campbell Jr. (Ed.) April 1959	Analog Science Fiction Science Fact Stanley Schmidt (Ed.) February 1980

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Anthony Boucher (Ed.) October 1957	If Worlds of Science Fiction Paul W. Fairman (Ed.) September 1952

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September 30 - December 13, 2002

The Short Story and the Serial: Popularizing Science Fiction

The Short Story and the Serial:
Popularizing Science Fiction