Planet Stories, Fall 1941

First published	2010
Series	Planet Stories magazine reprints #8
Publisher	Adventure House
Format	Trade Paperback
Type	Anthology
Cover art	Frank R. Paul
Pages	128
Price	$14.95
ISBN	9781597983129

Date of publication is from Amazon.com.
This is a facsimile of the original pulp magazine.
All artwork is uncredited but credit is assigned by signatures.
PS's Feature Flash is a one column semi-autobiographical essay by Nelson S. Bond.
Malcolm Reiss' extensive reply to Alfred Edward Maxwell's letter is signed 'The Ed.'
Isaac Asimov's letter is a two page article/anecdote/joke.
"Solaroids" by Raymond Washington, Jr. is a letter in the form of a poem.

Page	Title	Author(s)	Type
2	Vassals of the Master World	Eando Binder	Novella
46	The Victory of Klon	Wilbur S. Peacock	Short Story
50	The Star of Satan	Henry Hasse	Short Story
62	Dead Man's Planet	R. R. Winterbotham	Short Story
70	The Raiders of Saturn's Rings	Raymond Z. Gallun	Novelette
89	South to Propontis	Henry Andrew Ackermann	Short Story
96	Spawn of the Venus Sea	Harry Walton	Short Story
105	P.S.'s Feature Flash (Planet Stories, Fall 1941)	Nelson S. Bond	Essay
106	"Shadrach"	Nelson S. Bond	Novelette
120	The Vizigraph (Planet Stories, Fall 1941)	The Editor	Essay
121	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): If All I Had Was 20¢ What I Would Do ...	Alfred Edward Maxwell	Essay
122	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): First the "Have Nots" Now the "Let's Haves"	Malcolm Reiss	Essay
122	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): The Dragon Looked Like a Dead Turkey	W. A. Conover	Essay
125	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): Annie'd Be Awful Cold on Mars	C. Hidley	Essay
126	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): Degraded Finley	Bill Stoy	Essay
126	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): Solaroids	Raymond Washington, Jr.	Poem
127	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): There Wuz 3 in the Beginning—Old Monty Sello, Tex Ako, and Me!	Isaac Asimov	Essay
128	Letter (Planet Stories, Fall 1941): A Hermit Comes Out of Hiding	Larry Shaw	Essay

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