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• 69 • Science Fiction for the Blind • essay by Neil Barron
• 69 •   Review: The Fountains of Paradise by Arthur C. Clarke • review by Douglas A. Mackey
• 70 •   Review: The Fountains of Paradise by Arthur C. Clarke • review by Douglas A. Mackey
• 70 •   Review: Polaris by Sheldon Perkins • review by Michael Part
• 70 •   Review: The White Dragon by Anne McCaffrey • review by Gary K. Reynolds
• 70 •   Review: Dragonsong by Anne McCaffrey • review by Susan L. Nickerson
• 70 •   Review: Dragonsinger by Anne McCaffrey • review by Susan L. Nickerson
• 70 •   Review: Dragondrums by Anne McCaffrey • review by Susan L. Nickerson
• 71 •   Review: Fire in the Sky by Michael F. Maikowski and Chris L. Wolf • review by Robert Frazier
• 71 •   Review: Opus 200 by Isaac Asimov • review by Jeffrey M. Elliot [as by Jeffrey Elliot]
• 71 •   Review: The Man-Eaters of Cascalon by Gene Lancour • review by George Kelley
• 71 •   Review: Act of Providence by Joseph Payne Brennan and Donald M. Grant • review by Thomas M. Egan
• 72 •   Review: And Afterward, the Dark by Basil Copper • review by Stephen A. Burgess
• 72 •   Review: Nebula Winners Twelve by Gordon R. Dickson • review by Stephen W. Potts
• 72 •   Review: Morlock Night by K. W. Jeter • review by R. H. Blackburn
• 72 •   Review: Sum VII by T. W. Hard • review by Steve Carper
• 72 •   Review: Satan's Sister by Ruby Jean Jensen • review by Terry L. Dale
• 73 •   Review: Web by John Wyndham • review by Ken Kessler
• 73 •   Review: Two Hawks from Earth by
  Philip José Farmer^?Philip Jose Farmer
  • review by Jeffrey L. Parsons
• 73 •   Review: Werenight by Eric Iverson • review by Lee Smith
• 73 •   Review: Rajan by Tim Lukeman • review by Keith L. Justice
• 73 •   Review: Apostle by Roger Lovin • review by James J. J. Wilson
• 73 •   Review: Watchtower by Elizabeth A. Lynn • review by Jeff Frane
• 74 •   Review: Links by Charles Panati • review by Loay Hall
• 74 • Review of photonovel "Love at First Bite" by Mark Gindes and Robert Kaufman • essay by Brian Goyer
• 74 •   Review: Captain Empirical by Sam Nicholson • review by Fred Neiderman
• 74 •   Review: The Hate Genius by Kenneth Robeson • review by Charles Beaulieu
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Day of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks • review by Gary Zacharias
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Doomsday Weapon by Malcolm Hulke • review by Gary Zacharias
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Dinosaur Invasion by Malcolm Hulke • review by Ed. E. Tott
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Genesis of the Daleks by Terrance Dicks • review by Ed. E. Tott
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Revenge of the Cybermen by Terrance Dicks • review by Ed. E. Tott
• 74 •   Review: Doctor Who and the Loch Ness Monster by Terrance Dicks • review by Ed. E. Tott
• 75 •   Review: Earth Has Been Found by D. F. Jones • review by Gary D. Barber
• 75 •   Review: The Holmes-Dracula File by Fred Saberhagen • review by Keith L. Justice
• 75 •   Review: The Reincarnation of Jenny James by Jory Sherman • review by Robert Hunt
• 75 •   Review: 1979 Annual World's Best SF by Arthur W. Saha and Donald A. Wollheim • review by Evelyn C. Leeper
• 75 •   Review: Macrolife by George Zebrowski • review by Donald Osborne
• 75 •   Review: The Lord of the Rings by uncredited • review by Brian Goyer
• 76 •   Review: The Vengeance of She by Peter Tremayne • review by Douglas Menville
• 76 •   Review: Maturity: Three Stories by Theodore Sturgeon • review by Jerry L. Parsons
• 76 •   Review: Hegira by Greg Bear • review by Scott Edelman
• 76 •   Review: The Apparition by George Bishop • review by Peter D. Pautz
• 77 •   Review: Maeve: A Novel of the Diadem by Jo Clayton • review by Katharine M. Morsberger
• 77 •   Review: Pretender by Piers Anthony and Frances Hall • review by Robert E. Margroff
• 77 •   Review: Vertigo by Bob Shaw • review by Dennis M. Maloney [as by Dennis Maloney]
• 77 •   Review: Beloved Son by George Turner • review by Gary Zacharias
• 77 •   Review: In the Mist, and Other Uncanny Encounters by Elizabeth Walter • review by Don Herron
• 77 •   Review: The Road to Science Fiction: From Gilgamesh to Wells by James Gunn • review by David Mogen
• 77 •   Review: The Road to Science Fiction #2: From Wells to Heinlein by James Gunn • review by David Mogen
• 78 •   Review: Knave in Hand by Laurence M. Janifer • review by Tom Staicar
• 78 •   Review: To Escape the Stars by Robert Hoskins • review by Mary S. Weinkauf
• 78 •   Review: Hambro's Itch by Howard Robens and Jack Wassermann • review by Chet Gottfried
• 79 •   Review: The Creation of Tomorrow: Fifty Years of Magazine Science Fiction by Paul A. Carter • review by Neil Barron
• 79 •   Review: In Memory Yet Green: The Autobiography of Isaac Asimov by Isaac Asimov • review by Stephen Compton
• 79 •   Review: Who's Who in H. G. Wells by Brian Ash • review by Patrick S. Diehl
• 79 •   Review: An Atlas of Fantasy by J. B. Post • review by Richard Mathews
• 80 •   Review: Gothic Novels of the Twentieth Century: An Annotated Bibliography by Elsa J. Radcliffe • review by L. W. Currey
• 80 •   Review: The Way the Future Was by Frederik Pohl • review by Gary D. Barber
• 80 •   Review: Speaking of Science Fiction: The Paul Walker Interviews by Paul Walker • review by Jeffrey M. Elliot [as by Jeffrey Elliot]
• 80 • Review of the nonfiction, nonassociational work "The Comic Book Price Guide No. 9" by Robert M. Overstreet • essay by Frederick Shroyer
• 81 •   Review: Science Fiction in the Movies: An A-Z by Roy Pickard • review by Charles Beaulieu
• 81 •   Review: The H. G. Wells Scrapbook by Peter Haining • review by Dean R. Lambe [as by Dr. Dean R. Lambe]
• 81 •   Review: American Fantasy and Science Fiction: Toward a Bibliography of Works Published in the United States, 1948-1973 by Marshall B. Tymn • review by Neil Barron
• 81 •   Review: H. Rider Haggard: A Voice for the Infinite by Peter Berresford Ellis • review by Robert E. Morsberger
• 82 •   Review: Shadows of Imagination: The Fantasies of C. S. Lewis, J. R. R. Tolkien and Charles Williams by Mark R. Hillegas • review by Joe Sanders
• 82 •   Review: Lightning from a Clear Sky: Tolkien, the Trilogy, and the Silmarillion by Richard Mathews and R. Reginald • review by Mary S. Weinkauf
• 82 •   Review: The Dark Bright Water by Patricia Wrightson • review by Francis J. Molson
• 83 •   Review: The Magic Grandfather by Jay Williams • review by Gwynne Scholz
• 83 •   Review: The City Witch and the Country Witch by Jay Williams • review by Daniel C. Arnsan
• 83 •   Review: The Boy Who Saved the Stars by Doris Vallejo • review by Francis J. Molson
• 83 •   Review: Stories from the Twilight Zone by Rod Serling • review by Michael Part
• 83 •   Review: Maria Looney and the Remarkable Robot by Jerome Beatty, Jr. • review by Ruth Berman
• 83 •   Review: The King of the Hummingbirds, and Other Tales by John Gardner • review by Mary S. Weinkauf
• 83 •   Review: The Awakening Water by G. R. Kesteven • review by Martin Morse Wooster
• 83 • Review of the nonfiction, nonassociational work "Paper Star Ships" by Yoong Bae • essay by Jonathan MacNeil
• 84 •   Review: Dream of Dark Harbor by William Kotzwinkle • review by Francis J. Molson
• 84 •   Review: The Rains of Eridan by H. M. Hoover • review by Mary S. Weinkauf
• 84 •   Review: The Lost Star by H. M. Hoover • review by Mary S. Weinkauf
• 84 •   Review: It, Us and the Others by David Churchill • review by Francis J. Molson