Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 2 of 162
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, Editor: VOLUME I No. 46 H. a, CANPSELL. ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE : MSC. FBAS. Associate Editor: W. HOWARD ' BAKER Art Editor: JOHN RICHARDS | SCIENCE. FICTION: MONTHLY | FICTION | SCIENCE. FICTION: MONTHLY | Illustration by DAVIS Cover by DAVIS Feature Story Page SAVIOUR ¢.S6D Kaakudeevededdcasune cauwuves 4 by Bryan Berry Short Stories OUTSIDE LOOKING i, By Bees cai 84 by Ron Elton _ PSYCHIC TWIN. ..FALR...........-.. .104 by Dan Morgan THE HIGHER delay 7 9 pag E..115 by M. C. Woodhouse | THE MERCHANTS... AI 'f\.......... 126 by D. R. Davies Other Features IND onc k Sat xpabses ccdedeedsecass 2 THE HYDROGEN BOMB.........:.......<. .79 The Editor BS BP PIIN 505255 J. cove pcepicb asncdsaesessp .98 Frank Wilson, B.Sc. THE EXPANDING UNIVERSE............ .112 by B. G. Puttick WRN Os ecreik ben co soidbads dd cusies ec vesseccvau’ 124 by Pat O’Hara SPACE TRAVEL AND THE LAW ......... 132 by Peter Summers BOOK REVIEWS—FICTION...............138 NON-FICTION. ......140 The MARCH OF SCIENCE... ooo. cccccsectse 143 PRANCIS BACON [Gia os.ccccccscccecsauses. 146 WA ted Be ceva bisuupadtsceisessecs 149 ; or N35 CR SEE aera 152°" 0 ea re and Published by Hamilton -” & Co. (Stafford) Led., 30-32 Lancelot Place, Knights- bridge, London S.W.7, Eng. Authentic Science Fiction is a periodical published on the 5th of each month. This issue is No 46, and has a publishing date of June 15th, 1954. The contents are copyright and must not be reproduced in whole or in part except with the written permission ‘of the publishers. Science-fiction manuscripts are invited but in ' all cases return postage and cover should be enclosed. | No responsibility is accepted for damaged or lost MSS. All characters in these stories are fictitious and imaginary and bear no relation to any living person. comicbooks.conm