Worlds of If Science Fiction (October 1971) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
This October 1971 issue of *Worlds of If Science Fiction* showcases prominent mid-century speculative fiction authors. Featuring a complete short novel by Keith Laumer alongside works by Harry Harrison, Robert F. Young, and a non-fiction piece by L. Sprague de Camp, this digest represents classic 1970s magazine sci-fi. Complete with period interior illustrations and cover photography, it serves as an engaging specimen for genre enthusiasts and collectors of vintage digest publications.
Worlds of If Science Fiction (October 1971) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
This October 1971 issue of *Worlds of If Science Fiction* showcases prominent mid-century speculative fiction authors. Featuring a complete short novel by Keith Laumer alongside works by Harry Harrison, Robert F. Young, and a non-fiction piece by L. Sprague de Camp, this digest represents classic 1970s magazine sci-fi. Complete with period interior illustrations and cover photography, it serves as an engaging specimen for genre enthusiasts and collectors of vintage digest publications.
Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.
Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.