by Gideon Marcus SFlying Eastward Today saw the Journey in the wilds of Utah, attending a small science fiction conclave out in the lovely summer desert of Deseret. What could have impelled us to make another plane trek less than a week after having returned from a long sojourn in Japan? Well, we were invited. … Continue reading [July 6, 1964] Busy Schedule (August 1964 IF)
by Jason Sacks From many, one Few things are more of a mixed blessing to a science fiction fan than a themed collection. In the right hands – as with the epochal Foundation, The City and Martian Chronicles – the single-author themed collection tells a fascinating story in three dimensions, providing heft to an impact … Continue reading [January 10, 1964] Journey to the Stars, Journey into the Self (Starswarm, by Brian Aldiss)
by Victoria Silverwolf Philosophers have long debated the nature of reality. Are things what they seem to be, or do our senses deceive us? Do you and I perceive the world in the same way, and is there any way to know? Although there will never be a final answer to such questions, speculation about … Continue reading [October 18, 1963] Points of View (December 1963 Worlds of Tomorrow)
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