SPACE SCIENCE FICTION

SPACE SCIENCE FICTION
   US DIGEST-size magazine. 8 issues May 1952-Sep 1953, published by Space Publications; ed Lester DEL REY. The most prolific contributor was del Rey himself, sometimes as Erik van Lhin or Philip St John. Notable stories included T.L. SHERRED's "Cue For Quiet" (May-July 1953) and Philip K. DICK's "Second Variety" (May 1953) and "The Variable Man" (Sep 1953). \#8began serialization of Poul ANDERSON's Brain Wave (as "The Escape"; 1954), but it was not completed. All 8 issues were reprinted in the UK 1952-3, numbered but undated, published by the Archer Press, London.
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