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February 1935
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134 |
Essay
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Letter (Amazing Stories, February 1935)
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Amazing Stories, February 1935 |
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May 1936
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160|160.3 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1936): A New Reader
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Astounding Stories, May 1936 |
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August 1936
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160|160.3 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1936): Curiosity Is Aroused.
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Astounding Stories, August 1936 |
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January 1937
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157|157.3 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, January 1937): Could Life Exist Without Air?
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Astounding Stories, January 1937 |
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February 1937
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156|156.2 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, February 1937): Only Forty Pages?
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Astounding Stories, February 1937 |
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May 1937
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156|156.2 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, May 1937): Life Without Air.
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Astounding Stories, May 1937 |
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August 1937
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160|160.3 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, August 1937): Page Mr. Loomis.
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Astounding Stories, August 1937 |
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October 1937
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139 |
Essay
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Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1937)
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Amazing Stories, October 1937 |
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October 1937
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156|156.1 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, October 1937): History vs. Legends.
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Astounding Stories, October 1937 |
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December 1937
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159|159.4 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1937): Articles Fine; Smith Ditto.
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Astounding Stories, December 1937 |
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August 1938
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139 |
Essay
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Letter (Amazing Stories, August 1938)
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Amazing Stories, August 1938 |
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October 1938
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138 |
Essay
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Letter (Amazing Stories, October 1938)
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Amazing Stories, October 1938 |
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December 1938
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159|159.1 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding, December 1938): Somebody Doesn't Like Wert!
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Astounding Science-Fiction, December 1938 |
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March 1939
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137 |
Essay
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Letter (Amazing Stories, April 1931)
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Amazing Stories, March 1939 |
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January 1941
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76 |
Essay
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Letter (A Canadian Versus an Englishman)
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Science Fiction, January 1941 |
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January 1941
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20 |
Short Fiction
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The Phantom Train
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Uncanny Tales, January 1941 |
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June 1941
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50 |
Short Fiction
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Dancing Partner
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Uncanny Tales, June 1941 |
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July 1941
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14 |
Short Fiction
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A Dictator Dies
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Eerie Tales, July 1941 |
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December 1941
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23 |
Short Fiction
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Salvage Job
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Future Combined with Science Fiction, December 1941 |
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April 1943
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Editor
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Light - 1943
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Light, April 1943 |
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December 1945
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172 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding Stories, December 1945): The Highest Frequencies Recorded on Records Run About 15,000 Cycles. Television Requires at Least 4,000,000 Cycles Per Second!
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Astounding Science Fiction, December 1945 |
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July 1947
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79 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding, July 1947): Kahn Is Indeed a Medical Man—and Knows His Ships, if Not Spaceships, as Well.
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Astounding Science Fiction, July 1947 |
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June 1948
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112 |
Short Fiction
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Eemanu Grows Up
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Famous Fantastic Mysteries, June 1948 |
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November 1950
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100 |
Short Fiction
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The Day the Bomb Fell
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Amazing Stories, November 1950 |
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November 1951
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106 |
Short Fiction
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Playmate
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Imagination, November 1951 |
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June 1956
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152|152.1 |
Essay
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Letter (Astounding, June 1956)
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Astounding Science Fiction, June 1956 |
