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* Completed indexing Authentic Science Fiction (1951-1957). * Completed indexing Science Fiction Quarterly (1940-1943, 1951-1958).

...Multi-Category Awards - "General" Awards covering all forms of Speculative Fiction | [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/awardtype.cgi?31 Nebula Award]

#[[Project:Nebula Grandmasters Cleanup]]. #[[Project:Hugo and Nebula Cleanup]].

...books have been * My problems with my copy of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction have been solved. See my essay: Advanced Book Bindery Through Duct-Tape. ...han 2 years of intense daily abuse, my copy of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (Clute & Nicholls) has finally taken major damage in the form of a tear dow

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* [http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/ The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction] (third edition of this work, available only online and continuously update * [http://lib-edit.tamu.edu/cushing/sffrd// Science Fiction and Fantasy Research Database]

====Magazines Publishing Original Fiction==== || '''''Compelling Science Fiction'''''<br />[http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?45829 (series)]<br />[http:/

The overall purpose of the ISFDB is to serve as a repository for speculative fiction bibliographic data, and to provide a user interface to respond to user quer # John Leavitt. Speculative Fiction Clearing House. This site has been re-established as Steampunk at http://ww

...". That's the definition used by Clute/Nicholls' ''Encyclopedia of Science Fiction'': "omnibus is a book that assemles previously published volumes" (p. xxxii ...nted out that these boundaries mostly come from the current rules for Hugo/Nebula/etc voting (which are actually much more complicated, but we don't need to

== Page & Spine: Fiction Showcase == [https://pagespineficshowcase.com/index.html Page & Spine: Fiction Showcase] is a webzine that publishes stories, poems and essays on a weekly

...rialization (1934) or the first book publication (1948). If it were short fiction and published just in a single magazine issue, it seems pretty clear the "s ...call "chapterbooks" at the moment). However, when cataloging novel length fiction, the date of the original serialization is not used and the date of the fir

I had somehow thought the policy was not to enter general fiction mags such as ''The Strand'', ''The Saturday Evening post'', ''Argosy'', and ...r fantasy magazine, and yet they probably influenced the course of science fiction more than any other magazine either within or outside of the field..." Pret