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• Title: Science Fiction Review, Summer 1981 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editors: Richard E. Geis
• Year: 1981-05-00
• Publisher: Richard E. Geis
• Price: $2.00
• Pages: 68
• Binding: quarto
• Type: FANZINE
• Title Reference: Science Fiction Review - 1981
• Cover: Stephen Fabian
• ISFDB Record Number: 218829
• Notes: February 1981 -- Volume 10, Number 2; Whole Number 39
  Should have been "May 1981"
  Cover dated "Summer 1981, Number 39"
• Bibliographic Comments: Add new Publication comment (SCNCFCTNRB1981)

Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 4 • Alien Thoughts (Science Fiction Review #39) • [Alien Thoughts] • essay by Richard E. Geis
• 6 • Selected Essays from The Engines of the Night • essay by Barry N. Malzberg
• 6 • Son of the True and Terrible • essay by Barry N. Malzberg
• 7 • The Cutting Edge • essay by Barry N. Malzberg
• 9 • Memoir from Grub Street • essay by Barry N. Malzberg
• 11 • The Two Tractates of Philip K. Dick • essay by Stephen P. Brown [as by Steve Brown ]
• 11 •   Review: VALIS by Philip K. Dick • review by Steve Brown
• 11 •   Review: The Divine Invasion by Philip K. Dick • review by Steve Brown
• 13 • And Then I Saw.... (Science Fiction Review #39) • [And Then I Saw . . .] • essay by Richard E. Geis
• 18 • An Interview with Gene Wolfe • interview of Gene Wolfe • interview by Joan Gordon
• 23 • The Nuke Standard • essay by Ian Watson
• 24 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Neal Wilgus
• 24 • Lefty's Lament • poem by Neal Wilgus
• 25 • The Vivisector (Science Fiction Review #39) • [The Vivisector] • essay by Darrell Schweitzer
• 25 •   Review: Dark Forces by Kirby McCauley • review by Darrell Schweitzer
• 28 •   Review: H. P. Lovecraft: Four Decades of Criticism by S. T. Joshi • review by Darrell Schweitzer
• 29 • And Then I Read.... (Science Fiction Review #39) • [And Then I Read . . .] • essay by Richard E. Geis
• 29 •   Review: The Ringworld Engineers by Larry Niven • review by Richard E. Geis
• 29 •   Review: Mockingbird by Walter Tevis • review by Richard E. Geis
• 29 •   Review: The City in the Glacier by Robert E. Vardeman and Victor Milán • review by Richard E. Geis
• 29 •   Review: The Destiny Stone by Robert E. Vardeman and Victor Milán • review by Richard E. Geis
• 29 •   Review: Lanark by Alasdair Gray • review by Richard E. Geis
• 30 •   Review: The Revolution from Rosinante by Alexis A. Gilliland • review by Richard E. Geis
• 30 •   Review: A Sense of Shadow by Kate Wilhelm • review by Richard E. Geis
• 30 •   Review: Night Screams by Bill Pronzini and Barry N. Malzberg • review by Richard E. Geis
• 30 •   Review: The Changing Land by Roger Zelazny • review by Richard E. Geis
• 30 •   Review: Two Came Calling by Nancy Dorer and Frances Dorer • review by Richard E. Geis
• 31 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • [Letters by Philip K. Dick] • essay by Philip K. Dick
• 32 •  Letter #1 (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Ursula K. Le Guin
• 32 •  Letter #2 (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Ursula K. Le Guin
• 33 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Jean Marie Stine [as by Hank Stine ]
• 33 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Ronald R. Lambert
• 33 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Jerry Pournelle
• 34 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Sheldon Teitelbaum
• 34 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Stephen P. Brown [as by Steve Brown ]
• 34 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Norman Finlay
• 35 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Gene DeWeese
• 35 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Robert Bloch
• 35 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Bruce D. Arthurs
• 36 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Charles Platt
• 37 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Edward L. Ferman
• 37 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Patricia Matthews [as by Patricia Mathews ]
• 38 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by A. D. Wallace
• 38 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Kim Smith
• 38 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Stuart David Schiff [as by Stuart Schiff ]
• 38 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Mike Glyer
• 39 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by I. G. Penhall
• 39 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Wayne N. Keyser
• 40 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by James Van Hise
• 40 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Dwight R. Decker
• 40 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Chester Twarog
• 40 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Doug Hoylman
• 40 •  Letter (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Darrell Schweitzer
• 41 • Small Press Notes (Science Fiction Review #39) • [Small Press Notes] • essay by Richard E. Geis
• 43 •   Review: Wild Seed by Octavia E. Butler • review by Gene DeWeese
• 43 •   Review: Kill the Dead by Tanith Lee • review by Gene DeWeese
• 43 •   Review: The Bug Wars by Robert L. Asprin • review by Gene DeWeese
• 43 •   Review: A Tolkien Compass by Jared Lobdell • review by Michael Vernon MacKay
• 44 •   Review: The Catalyst by Charles L. Harness • review by John DiPrete
• 44 •   Review: Aliens! by Gardner Dozois and Jack Dann • review by Steven E. McDonald [as by Steven Edward McDonald ]
• 44 •   Review: Black Holes and Warped Spacetime by William J. Kaufmann, III • review by Steven E. McDonald [as by Steven Edward McDonald ]
• 45 •   Review: The Visitors by Clifford D. Simak • review by Sue Beckman
• 45 •   Review: The Universe Next Door by Robert Anton Wilson • review by Neal Wilgus
• 45 •   Review: The House That Stood Still by A. E. van Vogt • review by Tom Staicar
• 46 •   Review: Antinomy by Spider Robinson • review by Andrew Andrews
• 46 •   Review: Genesis Revisited by Glenn G. Strickland • review by Ronald R. Lambert
• 47 •   Review: Way Station by Clifford D. Simak • review by John DiPrete
• 47 •   Review: Han Solo's Revenge by Brian Daley • review by W. Ritchie Benedict
• 47 •   Review: Drinking Sapphire Wine by Tanith Lee • review by Pat Mathews
• 48 •   Review: The Jules Verne Companion by Peter Haining • review by Tom Staicar
• 48 •   Review: The Demeter Flower by Rochelle Singer • review by Paulette Minaré
• 48 •   Review: Engine Summer by John Crowley • review by Steve Lewis
• 49 •   Review: Space Wars: Worlds and Weapons by Steven Eisler • review by Nicholas Santelli
• 49 •   Review: Duncton Wood by William Horwood • review by Donn Vicha
• 50 •   Review: England Invaded by Michael Moorcock • review by Andrew Tidmarsh
• 50 •   Review: The Space Mavericks by Michael Kring • review by Pat Mathews
• 50 •   Review: The Barbie Murders and Other Stories by John Varley • review by Andrew Andrews [as by Andrew M. Andrews ]
• 51 •   Review: The Haunted Man: The Strange Genius of David Lindsay by Colin Wilson • review by Lee Weinstein
• 51 •   Review: The Crooked Computer by William G. Shingler, Jr. • review by Gene DeWeese
• 51 •   Review: The Mudhead by Josephine Rector Stone • review by Fred Patten [as by Frederick Patten ]
• 52 •   Review: Armada by Michael Jahn • review by Dean R. Lambe
• 52 •   Review: The Northern Girl by Elizabeth A. Lynn • review by Steve Lewis
• 53 •   Review: The Human Zero: The Science Fiction Stories of Erle Stanley Gardner by Erle Stanley Gardner • review by Fred Patten [as by Frederick Patten ]
• 53 •   Review: Hidden Places, Secret Words by Anita Loreta Anderson • review by Neal Wilgus
• 54 •   Review: The Many-Colored Land by Julian May • review by Elton T. Elliott
• 55 • Ten Years Ago in SF: Spring 1971 • essay by Robert Sabella
• 55 • Review of the nonfiction work "The UFO Encyclopedia" by Margaret Sachs • essay by Paulette Minaré
• 55 • Review of the nonfiction work "You Cannot Die" by Ian Currie • essay by Paulette Minaré
• 56 • Short Fiction Reviews: Analog (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Patricia Matthews [as by Patricia Mathews ]
• 57 • Short Fiction Reviews: Asimov's (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Robert Sabella
• 58 • Short Fiction Reviews: F&SF (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Russell Engebretson
• 59 • Short Fiction Reviews: The Twilight Zone (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by James J. J. Wilson
• 60 • Short Fiction Reviews: Amazing (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Patricia Matthews [as by Patricia Mathews ]
• 61 • The Human Hotline: S-F News (Science Fiction Review #39) • [The Human Hotline] • essay by Elton T. Elliott
• 66 • Alien Conclusions (Science Fiction Review #39) • essay by Richard E. Geis
• bc •  Science Fiction Review, Summer 1981 • interior artwork by Marco Bianchini

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