Infinity Science Fiction published a Hugo Award winning short story in its debut issue, a feat not often repeated.

Another “blast” from my personal  past and another happy discovery on the newsstand (and another magazine I purchased 2 copies of – because the news seller only had two on the stand). Let me share […]

A bit of a surprise debut (for me), Science Fiction Age took the field by storm in the early 90s.

Almost from the very beginning, spaceships have appeared on the covers of science fiction magazine. Here’s a gallery of them, drawn from the V1N1 collection.

Today, a magazine at the top of the markets, Asimov’s Science Fiction, formerly known as Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine.

From the people who threatened to shoot a dog if they didn’t buy their magazine – National Lampoon’s Sci-Fi Edition

Barry Malzberg’s depiction of Izzinius Fox, fabled collector of Tremensous Stories magazine, is sarcastically spot on

An interesting late 80s semi-professional title that rose to prominence

Omni, a highly successful magazine from the publishers of Penthouse.

Hugo Gernsback’s last go at a science fiction magazine – Science Fiction Plus

One of the many magazine titles feature “Future” in its name, this one from Australia!

The Most Thrilling Science Fiction Ever Told, the second longest SF magazine title

New World’s companion magazine – Science Fantasy, from 1950.

Continuing with our excursion across the Big Pond – Nova Science Fiction Novels

From Fanzine to original paperback anthology and much in-between, New Worlds had two influential editors (Carnell, Moorcock) and championed with New Wave movement.

Marvel Science Stories is a direct ancestor of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. So you’ve got an SF pulp magazine to either praise or hold accountabel.

Amazing Science Stories reprinted reprints from Thrills Incorporated and then went away

Odyssey, from Roger Elwood, was fortunately short-lived.