Cabinet 14: Science Fiction & Fantasy
Isaac Asimov, Flies in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Australian ed. Sydney: Mercury Publications, [1954]. Pulp Literature Special Collections PN6120.95.S33 M548
John W. Jakes, Old Spacemen Never Die in Popular Science Fiction. No.1. Sydney: Blue Diamond Publishing, [195-?]. Pulp Literature Special Collections PN6120.95.S33 P66
Amazing Stories, the first American science fiction magazine, was published in 1926. Another popular sci-fi title was The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, founded in 1949. Isaac Asimov wrote for F&SF without a break from November 1959 to February 1992. His Flies appears in this issue, which was actually printed in Sydney. And what sci-fi reader could resist the title Old Spacemen Never Die in Popular Science Fiction, another Sydney-based venture, edited by Ronald Forster and offering US-written stories to Australian readers.
Isaac Asimov, Flies in The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction. Australian ed. Sydney: Mercury Publications, [1954]. Pulp Literature Special Collections PN6120.95.S33 M548
John W. Jakes, Old Spacemen Never Die in Popular Science Fiction. No.1. Sydney: Blue Diamond Publishing, [195-?]. Pulp Literature Special Collections PN6120.95.S33 P66
