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...does not contain the missing issues for ''Fantastic Story Magazine'' and ''Science Fiction Digest'' because they soon will be entered. The total number of iss ||''Amazing Stories'' ||104

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...thcoming 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- ...r more than 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

...ing of the file, most of the lost entries were high-profile, award-winning stories (like "A Rose for Ecclesiastes", or "Ill Met in Lankhmar", for which people * Indexed all issues of Super Science Stories.

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...hael_Swanwick Michael Swanwick's summary biblio] for an example, where the stories in his three (listed) short fiction series appear (in no apparent order) af ...and {{a|James_Blish}}. It was published as a "Complete Novel" in ''Dynamic Science Fiction''. The byline was "James Blish and Michael Sherman" because Lowndes

Title: The Playboy Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy ...function SQLgetTitleReferral>, publication = (45399L, 'The Playboy Book of Science Fiction and Fantasy', 'PBBSFF1966', '1966-00-00', 2942L, '402', 'hc', 'NOVE

...does not open it for the ones that are in their universes but are original stories. ...e said "It opens the door for the ones which are adaptations of the actual stories/novels that are published in text format" then that would also include the

...clude only those English-language authors as content items, and that other stories would be listed in the "Notes" field only. If so, this issue of Urania (and ...it a variant of the original French title. Unfortunately for non-English stories, if the situation is reversed, we do not make the non-English title into a

:If one of the two stories is genre, then the publication is in. I think that given it's dos-a-dos, a == Stories initially published in non-genre media ==

...rs to print, and may or may not respond to them, but he also chooses which stories to print and we don't credit him with those. (Yes, the analogy has been str :::But does the editor write the letters? Published stories are also "subject to editing" but we don't credit the editor as the author.

==Fixups vs. Collections of linked stories vs. Omnibuses== ...ting novel a fixup or an omnibus? Or is the determining factor whether the stories were originally published in magazines or as standalone books?

...for including nongenre fiction and associational nonfiction works such as science, astronomy, space exploration, films, etc., but that's for another discussi ...ries. Again, written by the same author -- and in fact, they are brand new stories. For the sake of completeness of series, I think it would be good to includ

...able to go to something such as [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/pe.cgi?25103 Science Fiction Review] and being able to see an overview of the entire series on o :::::::::#Click on {{T|1006274|The Leading Edge Magazine of Science Fiction and Fantasy, #10 Fall 1985}} which is an unmerged title record. The

:::: The idea for this 'super omnibus' was analogous. ...t this seems to be a more difficult task to me (for example which no. the 'super omnibus' should be assigned). [[User:Stonecreek|Stonecreek]] 18:43, 22 Febr

...k at {{T|1197}}, we see the first publication of the title was the Amazing Stories serialization. So the broader question really is, should the title's date ...lps group related Serial records together. The later can be important when stories have been serialized multiple times, especially when one or more serializat

...iction or fantasy magazine, and yet they probably influenced the course of science fiction more than any other magazine either within or outside of the field. ...e fiction contents. We then quickly realized that if we entered all non-SF stories in ''Argosy'', ''The Norton Book of American Literature'', etc, we would en

...ring to add notes to a pretty large number of issues for a large number of stories. Is that OK? (I can imagine that in a different magazine this might be do ...he Time-Machined Saga" (serial in ''Analog''), & a couple of maps in other stories, come to mind. I don't have the book ''The Technicolor® Time Machine'' to