Pulp Fiction, 1954 · page 2 of 146
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wo “| VOLUME I No. 48 ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE LA l SCIENCE -FICTION. MONTHLY Feature Story TABARNI DOCUMENT ................+6+ Short Stories PURO lp asecpn sav cou cubsunonencusead 67 LAST JOURNEY....... ses ivecues Weammeaes .96 SERVANT PROBLEM ..................-.- Other Features Editor: Associate Editor: W. HOWARD BAKER Art Editor: JOHN RICHARDS IIlustration by DAVIS = — fe) > ey z a a TD.HO aoym as “fr Cover by DAVIS by Tom Carson by Harry Warner, Jnr. by Veronica Welwood by T. D. Hamm EPPING chi vol ceehsncnae dey sandsnordavepecscnnesde 2 IS THERE AN INVENTOR In the HOUSE? 64 by C. V. Jackson, F.R.S.A. Frank Wilson, B.Sc. by H. J. C. by John Tayne by H. J. C. GR Pea ie Tor Was ca vente cewasutcusines tacks slnes 89 LO OURO oo cant lias vanysnentsobesae 105 ALL ABOUT EVOLUTION.................. 112 DOREIEN ERAGE PRUNS. whdcadcesigassneesasnece 119 Pe Es ES DRM ils ccve las vscnbst peenscses 121 BOOK REVIEWS—FICTION...............124 NON-FICTION. ...... 126 THE MARCH OF SCIENCE.................. PEIN Di cadividce ds duieccdcedadantnccsccdccannds PRT With ios dma csencasancagunsiensewnsaens Printed in Great Britain and Published by Hamilton & Co. (Stafford) Ltd., 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. 48, and has a publishing date of August [5th, 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. connicloookks.comn)