Fantasy and Science Fiction: Proofs, 1966.

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Fantasy and Science Fiction: Proofs, 1966.

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Proofs of the October 1966 issue of Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine. Contents include special Isaac Asimov section with a novella The Key; a poem; an autobiography essay; and a bibliography of Asimov's work. Other articles consist of a short story, You can't beat brains by L. Sprague de Camp; two novellas; and other short stories including, Something in it by Robert L. Stevenson. Other writers are Arthur Porges, Vic Chapman, John DeCles, Brian W. Aldiss and Sally Daniell.

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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Temple University Libraries, Paley Library

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