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Cover of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 1991

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 1991

April 1991

Editor Edward L. Ferman
Cover art Ron Walotsky
Publisher Mercury Press, Inc.
Price $2.50
Pages 164
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Vol 80, No 4, Whole No 479 Canada C$2.95, UK £2.15 Cover illustrates "Gate of Faces" as noted on the Contents/copyright page (scanned version from archive.org). "Coming Soon" not shown on Contents/copyright page.

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
6 Short Fiction Fiction Her Wild Wild Eyes Brad Strickland
26 Essay Non Fiction Books (F&SF, April 1991) Algis Budrys
26 Review Non Fiction Down the Bright Way Algis Budrys & Robert Reed
28 Review Non Fiction Fear Algis Budrys & L. Ron Hubbard
29 Review Non Fiction Rotten Rejections Algis Budrys & Andre Bernard
29 Review Non Fiction The C. S. Lewis Hoax Algis Budrys & Kathryn Lindskoog
31 Essay Non Fiction Books to Look for (F&SF, April 1991) Orson Scott Card
31 Review Non Fiction Jurassic Park Orson Scott Card & Michael Crichton
32 Review Non Fiction A Heroine of the World Orson Scott Card & Tanith Lee
35 Short Fiction Fiction The Liberator John Morressy
49 Short Fiction Fiction Stigmata Wendy Counsil
58 Short Fiction Fiction Lunch of Champions Bob Shaw
70 Short Fiction Fiction Illness in a Word R. P. Bird
76 Short Fiction Fiction The Neglected Garden Kathe Koja
84 Short Fiction Fiction Mummers Robert Frazier
102 Short Fiction Fiction Stranger in the Green Chair Michael Lee
115 Essay Non Fiction Skimming the Nearest Isaac Asimov
124 Essay Non Fiction Coming Soon (F&SF. April, 1991) uncredited
125 Short Fiction Fiction Gate of Faces Ray Aldridge

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
Editor Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction - 1991 Edward L. Ferman
Cover Art Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, April 1991 Ron Walotsky
101 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Welcome and may I say I'm pleased to meet the man who gave the world linguini with pesto sauce!" H. Martin
162 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "Working with Hafnium which has a half-life of 35 seconds." S. Harris