Authentic Science Fiction Monthly No. 54 — page 3: what you’re looking at

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iG gives me real pleasure this month to publish Dan Morgan in the lead. Dan is one of the most serious writers I know, by which I mean that he takes his craft seriously. You’ve read a few of his short stories, and judging by your letters, you have liked them. Now you have him at the top of the tree with his Lesser Breed. Tell me how you like it and Pll tell Dan what you say. I don’t have to tell you anything about William F. Temple, whose delightful Man in a Maze graces these pages. You all know him as the successful author of the book- film, The Three-Sided Triangle, and several other books and dozens of short stories. One of Britain’s top-flight science fic- tion authors, we are very pleased to welcome him to these pages once again. IALOAMBSELE nh g yj J’ FE. C. Tubb is another author on whom introductions are wasted. Everybody knows him, everybody reads him, and very nearly everybody publishes him. Which is not surprising when he writes stories like Nonentity. Good man, Tubb. Now here’s a bit of a game for you. Inside you'll find a story by Eric Wilding. This is a pen-name for somebody you all know very well, who has appeared several times before in this magazine. See if you can guess who it is—I don’t say that I’ll tell you if you are right, but it will be interesting to know how many different authors’ names will be put forward by readers. Straight off, let me assure you that it isn’t me! The illustrated supplement is, I feel, even better than last conmmcloooks.com