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• Title: SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984 (View All Issues) (View Issue Grid)
• Editors: Robert A. Collins , Neil Barron
• Year: 1984-03-00
• Publisher: Florida Atlantic University
• Price: $2.50
• Pages: 42
• Binding: quarto
• Type: MAGAZINE
• Title Reference: Fantasy Review - 1984
• Cover: George Barr , Tim Kirk
• ISFDB Record Number: 283805
• Notes: Volume 7, No. 2, Whole #65
  Cover titled SF & Fantasy Review with the "SF &" and "Review" in smaller print superimposed on the much larger "Fantasy". This title is repeated on the contents page, and in the running footer on each page.
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Contents (view Concise Listing)

• 3 • A Hasty Note from Bob • essay by Robert A. Collins [as by Bob Collins ]
• 3 •  Contents Page (SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984) • interior artwork by Sam S. Adkins [as by S. S. Adkins ]
• 6 • My Life & Writings, Part 5: A Living from Writing? Sober on the Coast! • essay by Fritz Leiber
• 8 • Shadowings (SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984) • [Shadowings] • essay by Douglas E. Winter
• 8 •   Review: The Complete Ghost Stories of Charles Dickens by Charles Dickens • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 8 •   Review: Christmas Spirits by Peter Haining • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 8 •   Review: High Spirits by Robertson Davies • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 8 •   Review: The Hundred-Year Christmas by David Morrell • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 9 • C. J. Cherryh: The Quiet Berserker • interview of C. J. Cherryh • interview by Michael Vance
• 10 • Grand Dreams & Little Fish • [On Specialty Publishing] • essay by Jack L. Chalker
• 13 • The Mother-Scare Quotient • [A Certain Slant of 'I'] • essay by S. P. Somtow [as by Somtow Sucharitkul ]
• 14 • Trade Books (SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984) • essay by uncredited
• 16 • February (1984) Paperbacks • essay by uncredited
• 18 • Specialty & Fan Press (SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984) • essay by uncredited
• 20 • March (1984) Paperbacks • essay by uncredited
• 22 •   Review: Songs the Dead Men Sing by George R. R. Martin • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 22 •   Review: The Armageddon Rag by George R. R. Martin • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 23 • A Note from the Editor (SF & Fantasy Review, March 1984) • essay by Neil Barron
• 24 •   Review: Helliconia Summer by Brian W. Aldiss • review by Philip E. Smith, II
• 24 •   Review: Time Patrolman by Poul Anderson • review by M. A. Bartter [as by Martha Bartter ]
• 24 •   Review: Dragon on a Pedestal by Piers Anthony • review by Richard Mathews
• 25 •   Review: Isaac Asimov Presents the Best Horror and Supernatural of the 19th Century by Isaac Asimov and Charles G. Waugh and Martin H. Greenberg • review by Nicholas S. DeLarber
• 25 •   Review: The Emperor of Eridanus by Pierre Barbet • review by W. D. Stevens
• 25 •   Review: Across the Sea of Suns by Gregory Benford • review by Jerry L. Parsons
• 26 •   Review: Mandala by David F. Bischoff • review by Glenn Reed
• 26 •   Review: Thendara House by Marion Zimmer Bradley • review by Rosemarie Arbur
• 26 •   Review: Magic for Sale by Avram Davidson • review by Joe Sanders
• 26 •   Review: Time for Sherlock Holmes by David Dvorkin • review by Bud Foote
• 28 •   Review: Gods of Riverworld by Philip José Farmer • review by Russell Letson
• 28 •   Review: The Face That Must Die by Ramsey Campbell • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 28 •   Review: Incarnate by Ramsey Campbell • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 28 •   Review: The Circus of Dr. Lao by Charles G. Finney • review by Neil Barron
• 29 •   Review: The Dragon Waiting by John M. Ford • review by Gary K. Wolfe
• 29 •   Review: Shadows 6 by Charles L. Grant • review by Pascal J. Thomas
• 30 •   Review: Lyrec by Gregory Frost • review by Tim Sullivan [as by Timothy Robert Sullivan ]
• 30 •   Review: The Anubis Gates by Tim Powers • review by Jackson Houser
• 31 •   Review: Winter's Tale by Mark Helprin • review by C. W. Sullivan, III
• 32 •   Review: The Last Gasp by Trevor Hoyle • review by Richard Mathews
• 32 •   Review: Rubicon One by Dennis Jones • review by Lawrence I. Charters
• 32 •   Review: Cycle of the Werewolf by Stephen King • review by Michael E. Stamm
• 33 •   Review: The Unforsaken Hiero by Sterling E. Lanier • review by W. D. Stevens
• 33 •   Review: Changewar by Fritz Leiber • review by Robert Galbreath
• 34 •   Review: Superluminal by Vonda N. McIntyre • review by Philip E. Smith, II
• 34 •   Review: Spirals by William Patrick • review by Peter Brigg
• 34 •   Review: Midas World by Frederik Pohl • review by Michael W. McClintock
• 35 •   Review: The Colour of Magic by Terry Pratchett • review by W. D. Stevens
• 35 •   Review: Tik-Tok by John Sladek • review by Brian Stableford
• 36 •   Review: Lost Souls: A Collection of English Ghost Stories by Jack Sullivan • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 36 •   Review: Dark Company: The Ten Greatest Ghost Stories by Lincoln Child • review by Douglas E. Winter
• 36 •   Review: The Lizard's Tail by Luisa Valenzuela • review by Bill Collins
• 36 •   Review: Tales of Wonder by Jane Yolen • review by Francis J. Molson
• 37 •   Review: H. P. Lovecraft: A Critical Study by Donald R. Burleson • review by Bill Collins
• 37 •   Review: The Restitution of Man: C. S. Lewis and the Case Against Scientism by Michael D. Aeschliman • review by Agatha Taormina
• 38 •   Review: Charles Williams: An Exploration of His Life and Work by Alice Mary Hadfield • review by David N. Samuelson
• 38 •   Review: Shadowings: The Reader's Guide to Horror Fiction, 1981-1982 by Douglas E. Winter • review by Michael E. Stamm
• 38 •   Review: The Wizard of Oz (Critical Edition) by Michael Patrick Hearn • review by Neil Barron
• 38 •   Review: The Intersection of Science Fiction and Philosophy by Robert E. Myers • review by Donald M. Hassler
• 39 •   Review: Science Fiction: The Future by Dick Allen • review by Joseph Marchesani
• 40 •   Review: The Fantastic Art of Rowena by Rowena Morrill • review by Thom Dunn
• 40 •   Review: The Connoisseur's Guide to the Contemporary Horror Films by Chas. Balun • review by Michael Klossner
• 40 •   Review: The Best, Worst, and Most Unusual Horror Films by Darrell Moore • review by Michael Klossner
• 40 • Review of the nonfiction work "The James Bond Films: A Behind the Scenes History" by Steven Jay Rubin • essay by Carl B. Yoke

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