Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 160 of 162
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fantastic worlds the literary quarterly of science fiction In each of its 40-page, lithographed issues, fantastic worlds will present off-trail stories, articles, and poems by such professional authors as A. Bertram Chandler and William F. Temple as well as the work of unknown writers. Our contributors and readers are interested in the extent to which science fiction and fantasy can be developed as a lasting literary form; to that end we present experimentations in style and content, as well as critical articles. Our sixth issue, out April Ist, features the first in a series of ‘“‘Revaluations”’ of science-fiction classics, in addition to the usual fare of fine stories, articles and poems by old-timers and new- comers alike. Copies are 2s. 2d. each or four for 7s. from Capt. K. F. SLATER 13-Gp.-K.PAC. B.A.O.R., 42 IN THE U.S. WRITE: IN AUSTRALIA WRITE: Sam Sackett, David Cohen 14283 S. Bundy Dr. Box 4940, G.P.O. Los Angeles 25, Calif. Sydney, N.S.W. conmicloooks.com