VG + condition. Hard to find too much wrong with this one. Beautiful cover ink and gloss. Sharp corners and edges. I can’t find any cover creases. A very little bit of spine wear at bottom, see pictures. Nice spine. Staples just beginning to show a little. Pages are tanned, see pictures. Excellent collectible.
Let’s explore the contents of the Fantastic Science Fiction Stories magazine from June 1960:
Fantastic Science Fiction Stories – June 1960
- Editorial (Fantastic, June 1960)
- An essay by Norman M. Lobsenz, providing insights and reflections.
- Novelette: The Mirror
- Written by Alan E. Nourse, this novelette explores a world where a mysterious mirror holds secrets beyond imagination.
- Short Story: Side Effect
- A tale by Joseph D. Laven, delving into the consequences of a scientific experiment gone awry.
- Essay: Olaf Stapledon: Cosmic Philosopher
- Part of the Studies in Science Fiction series by Sam Moskowitz, discussing the life and work of the influential science fiction writer Olaf Stapledon.
- Short Story: The Fiftieth Year of April
- Written by Arthur Porges, this story takes readers on a journey through time and memory.
- Essay: Coming Next Month (Fantastic, June 1960)
- A preview of what readers can expect in the next issue.
- Short Story: Drive Out of Mind
- A narrative by Dan Morgan, exploring the boundaries of consciousness and reality.
- Short Story: David’s Daddy
- Written by Rosel George Brown, this tale delves into family dynamics and unexpected connections.
- Novelette: No End of Time
- Written by Phyllis Gotlieb, this novelette takes readers to a distant future where time itself is a commodity.
- Cartoon: “When you grow up, I suggest you become an eye doctor.”
- An illustrated humorous piece by Frosty.
And so, dear reader, within these pages lie the musings of alternate worlds, scientific wonders, and the mysteries that unfold through fiction. 🌌📖
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