New Worlds Science Fiction No. 28

This issue of New Worlds (October 1954, Vol. 10, No. 28) contains five short stories and concludes Wilson Tucker's serial novel "Wild Talent," which centers on psychokinesis and extrasensory perception research. E. C. Tubb's "Homecoming" follows spacepilot John Carmody returning from a nine-month mission to Mars and Venus with a hand-carved Venusian doll for his newborn child, worrying both about missing his wife at the landing and smuggling regulations. Also featured are stories by C. M. Kornbluth ("Dominoes"), Richard Varne ("Regulations"), Sydney J. Bounds ("Portrait of a Spaceman"), and Edward W. Ludwig ("Occupation"). The issue includes an editorial by editor John Carnell discussing reader correspondence and praising American author Alfred Bester's remarks about the magazine's quality, plus book reviews and a biographical profile of Kornbluth.