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[March 28, 1969] Life Beyond Conan: The Other Heroes of Robert E. Howard

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by Cora Buhlert A New President West Germany has a new president, the seventy-year-old Social Democrat Gustav Heinemann, who up to now was secretary of justice in the grand coalition cabinet. Heinemann was elected with the narrowest of majorities, beating his conservative opponent by only six votes. The West German president is mainly a ceremonial … Continue reading [March 28, 1969] Life Beyond Conan: The Other Heroes of Robert E. Howard →

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[December 16, 1968] Adventure and eulogies (December Galactoscope)

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by Mx. Kris Vyas-Myall Arthur Sellings Double Feature I was sad to read in last month’s Science Fiction Times of the death of Arthur Sellings at only 47. His is a name not well known enough outside of the UK. His story follows the standard pattern of many of the current crop of great SF … Continue reading [December 16, 1968] Adventure and eulogies (December Galactoscope) →

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[July 14, 1968] Long Time No See (August 1968 Fantastic)

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by Victoria Silverwolf Welcome Back, Comrade It's been more than a quarter of a century since the Communist Party of the United States ran candidates for President and Vice-President. That was back in 1940, when Earl Browder and James W. Ford were nominated. They didn't win. This month, the Party chose Charlene Mitchell and Mike … Continue reading [July 14, 1968] Long Time No See (August 1968 Fantastic) →

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[January 20, 1968] Alyx and Company (January 1968 Galactoscope)

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by Mx. Kris Vyas-Myall Picnic on Paradise by Joanna Russ As people who read my review of last year’s Orbit will recall, I loved Joanna Russ’ new fantasy hero Alyx the Adventuress. These stories combined a modern sensibility, great characterization and the kind of fun you would get from Howard or Leiber. Needless to say … Continue reading [January 20, 1968] Alyx and Company (January 1968 Galactoscope) →

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[January 22, 1967] The Return of the Cimmerian: Conan the Adventurer by Robert E. Howard

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by Cora Buhlert 1967 is off to a cold and wet start here in West Germany, so it's the perfect opportunity to stay indoors and read. Thankfully, I have a plethora of magazines to keep me company. What is more, during my latest visit to my local import bookstore, the trusty spinner rack yielded not … Continue reading [January 22, 1967] The Return of the Cimmerian: Conan the Adventurer by Robert E. Howard →

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[December 8, 1966] Flesh and Blood (January 1967 Fantastic)

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by Victoria Silverwolf Burning Curiosity It's probably just my morbid imagination, but it seems to me that the most intriguing, if horrifying, event in recent days was the demise of Doctor John Irving Bentley earlier this month. The elderly physician was reduced to a pile of ashes (except for part of one leg) in what … Continue reading [December 8, 1966] Flesh and Blood (January 1967 Fantastic) →

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[September 26, 1966] All that glitters: in praise of Cele Goldsmith Lalli

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by John Boston Gone but not Forgotten SF editors come in highly assorted makes and models and evoke equally varied reactions. Some are revered as movers and shakers (though not always unanimously); a few are reviled as debasers of the field; some are barely noticed at all. A few have earned sympathetic respect for making … Continue reading [September 26, 1966] All that glitters: in praise of Cele Goldsmith Lalli →

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[January 22, 1966] Monks, Demi-Gods and Cat People: The Sword of Lankor by Howard L. Cory

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by Cora Buhlert German Beats: Beat music is invading the West German single charts and getting steadily more popular, particularly among the young. In September, I reported about the launch of Beat-Club, a brand-new music TV program made right here in my hometown of Bremen. Since then, Beat-Club has become a must-watch among young West … Continue reading [January 22, 1966] Monks, Demi-Gods and Cat People: The Sword of Lankor by Howard L. Cory →

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[Dec. 22, 1965] Swann Lake (the 1965 Galactic Stars)

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by Gideon Marcus [Time is running out to get your Worldcon membership!  Register here to be able to vote for the Hugos next year.] Joyeux Noël Another year has gone by, and what fun it has been to continue our annual tradition of offering up the very best science fiction.  This is the real payoff … Continue reading [Dec. 22, 1965] Swann Lake (the 1965 Galactic Stars) →

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[August 10, 1965] Binary Arithmetic (September 1965 Fantastic)

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by Victoria Silverwolf Yin and Yang An ancient Chinese representation of the topic I will discuss. Up and down. Left and right. Hot and cold. Female and male. Good and evil. There's a natural tendency for human beings to think in pairs of contrasting concepts, sometimes in opposition, sometimes complementing each other. Such dualities are … Continue reading [August 10, 1965] Binary Arithmetic (September 1965 Fantastic) →

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