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Cover of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1967

The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1967

February 1967

Editor Edward L. Ferman
Cover art Chesley Bonestell
Publisher Mercury Press, Inc.
Price $0.50
Pages 132
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Vol 32, No 2, Whole No 189. Cover by depicts "Zeta Aurigae, a gigantic red star 200 million miles in diameter, and its smaller hot blue companion ..." ("see page 39" noted on Contents/copyright page, for full description on p.39). "Coming next month" not shown on Contents/copyright page.

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
4 Short Fiction Fiction The Hall of the Dead Robert E. Howard & L. Sprague de Camp
24 Essay Non Fiction Books (F&SF, February 1967) Judith Merril
24 Review Non Fiction Of Other Worlds Judith Merril & C. S. Lewis
26 Review Non Fiction New Writings in SF 1 Judith Merril & John Carnell
27 Review Non Fiction Who Can Replace a Man? Judith Merril & Brian W. Aldiss
28 Review Non Fiction Shoot at the Moon Judith Merril & William F. Temple
28 Review Non Fiction The Long Result Judith Merril & John Brunner
29 Review Non Fiction Inner Circle Judith Merril & Jerzy Peterkiewicz
29 Review Non Fiction Make Room! Make Room! Judith Merril & Harry Harrison
29 Review Non Fiction The Paper Dolls Judith Merril & L. P. Davies
32 Short Fiction Fiction A Walk in the Wet Dennis Etchison
40 Short Fiction Fiction The Next Step E. A. Moore
59 Short Fiction Fiction The Song of the Morrow Robert Louis Stevenson
63 Essay Non Fiction The Intelligent Computer Ted Thomas
65 Serial Fiction The Little People (Part 2 of 3) John Christopher
113 Essay Non Fiction Impossible, That's All Isaac Asimov
124 Short Fiction Fiction Blackmail Fred Hoyle
128 Essay Non Fiction Coming Next Month (F&SF, February 1967) uncredited

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
Editor Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction - 1967 Edward L. Ferman
Cover Art Non Fiction The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1967 Chesley Bonestell
31 Interior Art Non Fiction Cartoon: "You can tell she's thinking it over!" Gahan Wilson