Vol. 10 No. 7
--e*I*60- (Vol.10 No.7) Index, December 2011, is published and copyright 2011 by Earl Kemp. All rights reserved.
It is produced and distributed bi-monthly through http://efanzines.com by Bill Burns in an e-edition only.
“Lemba” by Harry Bell |
Cover: “Lemba,” by Harry Bell
It’s Over, by Earl Kemp
Index eI (the complete run), by Earl Kemp
Back cover: “Unfortunate,” by Ditmar [Martin James Ditmar Jenssen]
There is no reason why good cannot triumph as often as evil. The triumph of anything is a matter of organization. If there are such things as angels, I hope that they are organized along the lines of the Mafia.
—Kurt Vonnegut, Sirens of Tital
THIS ISSUE OF eI is for the one and only, my steadfast ezine partner, BILL BURNS. No way, no how, not possible to ever thank him enough for all the things he’s done to make me look better than I ever was. Endless gratitude.
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As always, everything in this issue of eI beneath my byline is part of my in-progress rough-draft memoirs. As such, I would appreciate any corrections, revisions, extensions, anecdotes, photographs, jpegs, or what have you sent to me at earl@earlkemp.com and thank you in advance for all your help.
Bill Burns is jefe around here. If it wasn’t for him, nothing would get done. He inspires activity. He deserves some really great rewards. It is a privilege and a pleasure to have him working with me to make eI whatever it is.
Other than Bill Burns, Dave Locke, and Robert Lichtman, these are the people who made this issue of eI possible: Harry Bell.
ARTWORK: This issue of eI features original artwork by Harry Bell, Ditmar, and Abstracts by William Rotsler.
Participation in an art, although unrewarded by wealth and fame, is a way to make one’s soul grow.
—Kurt Vonnegut
by Earl Kemp
A decade ago I would not have considered saying that.
Now I do.
It’s over!
Ten years of more or less regular scheduled issues of eI have now hit the dust. As I never could have considered publishing any zine, much less an ezine, for that long, I’m at a loss when even trying to explain myself and the things I feel compelled to do to myself. Explain that is, not do!
But there it is, done! Past tense. Already happened. Finished. Kaput.
For that decade I find it incomprehensible that I have had as much help as I have. That all those wonderful science fiction (and sleaze, and outright pornography for that matter) people have given me—and therefore you—of their time, talent, knowledge, and compassion. How they have donated not only those things but the loot they would have earned working for paying markets.
Cheap! Beggar! User!
Me!
And then there’s Bill Burns, to whom this issue of eI is dedicated in more ways than one and for many more reasons than the apparent ones. Throughout the years, not only with this ezine that is half his regardless of how much he tries to deny it, Bill has been standing ready to help me in numerous other directions. He has never once let me down or stranded me without an iota of talent left to force me to surface yet again one more time….
And then there’s Bill’s efanzines.com…the single most informative and valuable SF-related website. Long may it wave!
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But I grow older, maybe even wiser, as time passes, and the list of things I really want to accomplish just grows longer and nothing, absolutely nothing on that long, ignored list ever even gets worked on, much less finished and produced in some fashion for my eagerly awaiting audience. You know who they are because their thoughts appear in the letter column of each issue of eI. If you have any doubts, just look at the LoCs in eI59 to find the answer to all your concerns.
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The visitor counter was placed on eI a bit late in its lifetime so the earlier visitors were never counted. Yet during the last eight years more than HALF A MILLION visitors have clicked into eI. That, all by itself, is a remarkable accomplishment that never for even the briefest of moments passed through my thoughts. I am honored beyond my own comprehension.
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And then there’s Robert Lichtman. From the very beginning Robert has stood just behind me, pushing me forward. He has made cover scans of anything I can think of wanting available for eI from his vast collection of fanzines and other SF-related material. He has devoted much time and energy in these directions, making eI stand out with glorious full-color visuals.
And then there’s Dave Locke. His quote files have served excellently to separate and divide and define the individual pieces—including Dave’s own occasional rants—as they appeared in eI. That he and I share a similar reverence for The Great And Wonderful Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. does not go unnoticed throughout the pages of eI.
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What more can I say? Thank you who make/made eI as special as it is/was, has been, and will continue to be as long as digital data remains reachable.
I have enough ego to go around. I know without a single doubt that eI is/was a one-of-a-kind personal zine. I know without a single doubt that eI will—forever—be impossible to duplicate. I know without a single doubt that all the honors given to eI have been well deserved and that the ones not given to eI will forever shame the honors givers.
Such has it always been.
Leaving me with only one word for you:
L O V E !Life happens too fast for you ever to think about it. If you could just persuade people of this, but they insist on amassing information.
—Kurt Vonnegut
Compiled by Earl
Kemp
with Abstracts by William Rotsler
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Anderson, Karen (with Poul Anderson):
No Holds Barred, eI32, June 2007
Anderson, Poul:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Anderson, Poul (with Anderson, Karen):
No Holds Barred, eI32, June 2007
Andrews, Dan:
Sheikh Yerbouti, eI20, June 2005
Anonymous #1 [Robert A. Heinlein]:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Anonymous #2 [Philip José Farmer]:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Artzybasheff, Boris:
“Origin of the Flying Saucers” eI7, April 2003
Asimov, Isaac:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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Bailey, J.O., Prof.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Ballard, Wrai:
Outsiders #128, eI42, February 2009
Banis, Victor J.:
Adolf's First Goose, eI25, April 2006
Afterthought to Love in Loon, An, eI15, August 2004
All Of Us Virgins, eI8, June 2003
Angel Land, eI42, February 2009
Birthday Boy, The, eI41, December 2008
Frankenpussy, eI32, June 2007
Godfather Virgin, eI7, April 2003
Home for Christmas, eI53, December 2010
In Passing, eI26, June 2006
Lady in Waiting, eI13, April 2004
Love Sucks, eI48, February 2010
Matinee, eI14, June 2004
Midnight Special, eI58, October 2011
...My true love gave to me...., eI17, December 2004
Neighbors, eI30, February 2007
O, Pioneers, eI46, October 2009
Oh, Gloria, eI39, August 2008
Paperback Virgin, eI6, January 2003
To Bea or Not To Bea, eI17, December 2004
Virgin Anew, A, eI22, October 2005
Virgins No More, eI9, August 2003
Welcome to Antoinette's, eI35, December 2007
Whatever Lola Wants, eI38, June 2008
Bannon, Ann:
Review: The Golden Age of Gay Fiction, eI46, October 2009
Barrett, C.L., M.D.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Bartlett, Landell:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Baxter, John:
Carnal Knowledge, eI45, August 2009
Spooky, eI59, December 2011
Bell, Harry:
ARTWORK: “Trash Aesthetic,” eI10, October 2003
“In the Turbine Hall,” cover illustration, eI49, April 2010
“Sometimes Flying, Sometimes Falling,” cover illustration, eI43, April 2009
Benford, Gregory:
Complete Toomey Experience, The eI33, August 2007
Fond Memories, eI54, February 2011
Reflections on an Old Interview, eI36, February 2008
Sid the Critic, Sid the Scientist, eI36, February 2008
Berry, D. Bruce:
Harl 'n Neverland, eI11, December 2003
Berry, Mark:
Interview: Algis Budrys, eI34, October 2007
Bester, Alfred:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Blish, James:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Bloch, Robert:
Art of William Rotsler, The, eI18, February 2005
Hitting the Fan, eI33, August 2007
San Francisco Confidential, eI32, June 2007
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Block, Lawrence:
Afterthought (to $20 Worth of Cinderella), An, eI14, June 2004
Lie Back And Enjoy It, eI14, June 2004
Part of the Job, eI59, December 2011
Triumph of Avarice, The, eI53, December 2010
Bok, Hannes:
“Feliz Navidad 2001” Bok Tribute, December 2001
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Boucher, Anthony [William Anthony Parker White]:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Bradbury, Ray:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Bradbury, Walter I.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Bradley, Marion Zimmer:
Psychic Block, eI34, October 2007
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Briney, Robert E.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
brown, richard w. (Dr. Gafia):
Dear Ted, eI26, June 2006
Pay No Attention to the Man Behind the Curtain, eI18, February 2005
Shelby Vick, eI18, February 2005
Two of a Kind, eI24, February 2006
Budrys, A.J.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Burns, Bill:
Reflections, Editorial, eI19, April 2005
Busby, Elinor:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Busby, F.M.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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Calkins, Gregg:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Campbell, John W., Jr.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Canfield, Grant:
“Albert & Sid,” front cover illustration, eI36, February 2008
Carnell, E.J.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Carr, Terry:
Something About Sidney, eI36, February 2008
Cartlidge, Philip K. (pseudonym of Graham Charnock):
Interview With Leni Riefenstahl, An, eI25, April 2006
Caughran, Jim:
“Other Voices,” eI10, October 2003
Chamberlain, Ross:
“Away Team,” Front cover illustration, eI50, June 2010
Charnock, Graham (see also pseudonyms Philip K. Cartiledge, Mike Hammer, and Wank Schoerner):
Charles Platt Made Me Cum, eI27, August 2006
Charnock, Graham:
Can You Turn It Down Please?, eI34, October 2007
Charles Platt Made Me Cum, eI27, August 2006
Corflu Quire Confidential, eI32, June 2007
My Gay Life, eI23, December 2005
The Graham Charnock Cookbook, eI59, December 2011
Charnock, Pat:
On the Trail of the Lonesome Pine, eI38, June 2008
Clifton, Mark:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Coad, Richard:
My Walk to Work, eI18, February 2005
Coffeen, J.A.:
The Buck Rogers Comic Strip, eI23, December 2005
Cogswell, Theodore R.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Coleman, Sidney:
Afterthoughts, The, eI10, October 2003
F&SF Book Reviews, eI36, February 2008
Gilding Golding, eI10, October 2003
PITFCS, eI10, October 2003
Story To Be Illustrated Maybe, A, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Collier, Peter:
Pirates of Pornography, eI22, October 2005
Conway, Melissa and Rob Latham::
J. Lloyd Eaton Collection, The, eI40, October 2008
Cooper, Peter V.:
Earl Is One Cool Head, eI8, June 2003
Greenleaf Classics, Inc. Manual of Style, eI12, February 2004
Coulson, Juanita:
Picnic Time in Wabash, Indiana, eI32, June 2007
Coulson, Robert:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Curtiss, Richard:
“I Remember Bill....” eI7, April 2003
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Daley, Brittany A.::
Finding Chet Collom, eI18, February 2005
Finding Doug Weaver, eI19, April 2005
Meaning of Sleaze, The, eI21, August 2005
Darlington, Andrew:
Tentative Tangling of Tentacles, A, eI10, October 2003
Davenport, Basil:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Davidson, Avram:
Bombachos, Bigotes, and Bustos, eI15, August 2004
Poem for Ted Cogswell, A, eI15, August 2004
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
DeCamp, L. Sprague:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
de la Ree, Gerry:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
DeVore, Howard:
Good Harlan, eI11, December 2003
In a galaxy far, far away, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Deckinger, Mike:
Club House, The, eI31, April 2007
How I (Almost) Became Ivar Jorgensen, eI16, October 2004
Tales of ESFA, eI23, December 2005
Douglas, L. Truman:
Finding Bill Edwards, eI18, February 2005
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Eckenrode, M Andre Z:
Confessions of a Vonnegut Junkie, eI10, October 2003
Economou, P.H. “Phyllis":
Man Who Stayed for Dinner, The, eI13, April 20
Edmondson, G.C.:
Amazing Stories, May 1964 [artwork], eI31, April 2007
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Elkin, Robert T. (see Tobe Rinkler, pseudonym):
France Book Checklist, eI23, December 2005
Emshwiller, Edward:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Eshbach, Lloyd A.:
Fantasy Press Story, The, eI27, August 2006
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Farey, Nic:
Clerihews Forever, eI41, December 2008
Farmer, Philip José (as Anonymous #2):
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Foster, Brad:
Interior illustrations and:
“Three Hearts,” Front Cover, eI48, February 2010
“Argent,” Front Cover, eI51, August 2010
“Purple Haze,” Front Cover, eI55, April 2011
“Clarke,” Front Cover, eI56, June 2011
Foyster, John:
Science Fiction Versus Life, eI14, June 2004
Freudenthal, Charles:
About Buck Rogers, eI23, December 2005
Revision of Things Past, eI6, January 2003
Revision of Things Past 2, eI7, April 2003
Walking Down Dave Von Ronk Street, eI21, August 2005
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Gafia, Dr. (see brown, rich)
Garcia, Chris:
Fanzine Lounge, The, eI40, October 2008
One of These Days, You're Gonna Rise up Singing, eI58, October 2011
Garcia, Chris and Earl Kemp:
Help Yourself to Eaton!, eI40, October 2008
Garcia, John Paul:
Dying for Fanac, eI26, June 2006
Geis, Richard E.:
Use Free Speech Or Lose It, eI25, April 2006
Write It Down And Dirty, eI6, January 2003
Georgi, Howard:
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Gernsback, Hugo:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Gerrold, David:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Gertz, Stephen J.:
Apotheosis, The, eI8, June 2003
Earthlings, Beware!, eI4, October 2002
Elmer Gantry In Darkest Bushworld, eI25, April 2006
Everybody Loves Milton, eI17, December 2004
Living With Burroughs, eI21, August 2005
Sex, Drugs, Rock N' Roll, eI42, February 2009
Gertzman, Jay A.:
Michael Perkins's Evil Companions, eI46, October 2009
Milton Luros' Times Square Wise Guy, eI17, December 2004
Whole Boatload of Sensitive Bullshit, A, eI37, April 2008
1950s Sleaze and the Larger Literary Scene, eI15, August 2004
Porn Noir, 1968-1974, eI48, February 2010
Sleaziest Pig in the World, eI39, August 2008
Some Varieties of Authenticity in “Throwaway” Paperbacks, eI59, December 2011
Gillespie, Bruce R.:
Cordwainer Smith: Five Introductions, eI18, February 2005
Discovering Olaf Stapledon, eI16, October 2004
Ditmar, Dick Jenssen, the Good Doctor, eI17, December 2004
J.G. Ballard and the New Wave, eI13, April 2004
Maniacs with guitars and pianos, eI20, June 2005
Nostrilia Press: The Fannish Way to Publish, eI19, April 2005
Our favourite Race Mathews story, eI17, December 2004
Rounding up the Shaggy Dogs, eI15, August 2004
Valediction Forbidding Melancholy, A, eI16, October 2004
Wake Up, You Lot!, eI14, June 2004
Girodias, Maurice:
Our Lady of the Flowers (with Barney Rosset), eI22, October 2005
Glassner, Bruce:
This Ain't No Drug Store..., eI11, December 2003
Gold, Horace L.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Gorman, Ed:
Lawrence with a W and Block with a K, eI28, October 2006
Ted White Still Scares Me, eI32, June 2007
Gottlieb, Sherry M.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Graham, Roger Phillips (see also pseudonym Rog Phillips):
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Greenberg, Martin:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Grennell, Dean A.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Gunn, Drewey Wayne:
History of a Collection, The, eI46, October 2009
Gunn, James E.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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Haberstroh, Jack:
Who Silenced the Bell Ringers? eI9, August 2003
Haffner, Stephen:
Jack Williamson: A Grand Master's Centennial, eI37, April 2008
Hall, John Nielsen:
Ring Ring Goes the Bell, eI27, August 2006
Hamling, William L.:
Other Voices, eI11, December 2003
Hammer, Mike (pseudonym of Graham Charnock):
Loathing and Fear in Las Vegas, eI38, June 2008
Hansen, Rob::
Behind the Scenes of the 1963 TAFF Race, eI59, December 2011
Haynes, Jim:
Me and Maurice, eI22, October 2005
Thanks for Coming, eI15, August 2004
Head, Gilbert:
Good Guys, Bad Guys, and the Weight of the World, eI37, April 2008
Hefner, Hugh M.:
Other Voices, eI11, December 2003
Heinlein, Robert A. (as Anonymous #1):
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Hemmingson, Michael:
Soft-core's Halcyon Days, eI53, December 2010
Two Pieces of Silverberg, eI50, June 2010
Hickman, Lynn A.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Hlavaty, Arthur D.:
Liberia, Guest Editorial, eI9, August 2003
Monomanual Memories, eI12, February 2004
Holmberg, John Henri:
God, How Silly!, eI59, December 2011
Titan of Sirens, The, eI10, October 2003
Hornwood, Harvey:
Golden Age of the Dirty Book, The, eI26, June 2006
Maurice and Me, eI27, August 2006
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Jacobs, Tony:
Luros Skin Magazines, The, eI39, August 2008
Jenssen, “Dick” (Ditmar) [Martin James Ditmar Jenssen]:
Buck and Wilma Adrift in Space [artwork], eI23, December 2005
Ditmar Life, A, eI17, December 2004
Ditmar Portfolio, eI17, December 2004
“First Furball, The,” back cover illustration, eI47, December 2009
“Halcyon Days,” back cover illustration, eI50, June 2010
“Ho! Ho! Ho! Me Hearties,” back cover illustration, eI53, December 2010
“Homage to Clark Ashton Smith,” back cover illustration, eI52, October 2010
“Incredible” ecover, eI16, October 2004
“Leinster's Plumie,” back cover illustration, eI46, October 2009
“Lotus in Space,” back cover illustration, eI43, April 2009
“Machine Wars,” back cover illustration, eI49, April 2010
“Past Martian Invasion, The,” back cover illustration, eI42, February 200
“Robot Worship,” back cover illustration, eI44, June 2009
“RunBabyRun,” back cover illustration, eI40, October 2008
“Sector General,” back cover illustration, eI37, April 2008
“Ship That Sailed the Stars, The,” eI45, August 2009
“Taking off or Landing,” back cover illustration, eI48, February 2010
“Threading the Needle,” back cover illustration, eI51, August 2010
“WaterGateV,” back cover illustration, eI38, June 2008
“Weinbaum/Lotus Eaters,” back cover illustration, eI39, August 2008
“Wide Apple World,” back cover illustration, eI59, December 2011
“Wide Cassini Maintenance,” back cover illustration, eI41, December 2008
“Wide Starry Mist,” back cover illustration, eI36, February 2008
“Wide Wide Colossos on the Bridge,” back cover illustration, eI58, October 2011
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Kaiser, Dwain:
Ultimate Straight Men, The, eI4, October 2002
Katz, Arnie:
All Fandom in Peril, eI14, June 2004
Kearney, Patrick J.:
Checklist of Brandon House Library Editions, A, eI17, December 2004
Erotica In France During the Occupation, eI25, April 2006
Maurice Girodias, Fandom, and Me, eI22, October 2005
Kemp, Earl:
Acknowledgments (Me and Maurice), eI22, October 2005
Acres of Nubile Flesh, eI15, August 2004
Afterword 1960 Like Morning Call, eI29, December 2006
Afterword 1980 The Singer's Going To Sing A Song, eI29, December 2006
Aunt Jane and MaryJane, 69 and Me, eI3, July 2002
Bad Timing, eI13, April 2004
Bad Timing 2, eI18, February 2005
Ballad of Killer Kemp, The, eI1, January 2002
...be forgot, and never...., Rotsler Tribute, January 2002
Beating Off the Feds, eI8, June 2003
Beating the Burro, eI18, February 2005
Beauty and the Beast Otra Vez, eI4, October 2002
Bela Tolls for You, The, eI12, February 2004
Berlin 1929, eI1, January 2002
Between the Covers, eI46, October 2009
Bill, Clyde, Trevor, & Me, eI7, April 2003
Bitch Queen of Blood, The, eI19, April 2005
Blatantly Personal Position, A, eI8, June 2003
Blood and Sand, eI2, April 2002
Buck You Very Much, eI23, December 2005
Casa Sexo; Noches de Amorissimo, La, eI3, July 2002
Cherry Pink and Uncle Milty Time, eI17, December 2004
Chopped Liver and Propeller Beanies, eI10, October 2003
Chronological Bibliography, A, eI41, December 2008
Come on let me see you shake your tail feathers...., eI13, April 2004
Crema, La, eI3, July 2002
Cuando Caliente el Sol de 2010, eI3, July 2002
Curious Couplings 1, eI19, April 2005
Curious Couplings 2, eI20, June 2005
Curious Couplings 3, eI21, August 2005
Curious Couplings 4, eI23, December 2005
Curious Couplings 5, eI24, February 2006
Curious Couplings 6, eI25, April 2006
Curious Couplings 7, eI26, June 2006
Curious Couplings 8, eI28, October 2006
Dawning of the Age of Aquarius, The, eI12, February 2004
Dealing with the Devil, eI9, August 2003
Dear Mr. Porno: Send Me a Hoar C.O.D., eI8, June 2003
Dear Sir:, eI10, October 2003
Death in the Afternoon, eI2, April 2002
Deep Throats and Long Dongs, eI44, June 2009
Dina! You Got Me, Babe...., eI8, June 2003
Dragon's Asshole, The, eI16, October 2004
Duet, eI32, June 2007
Earl Kemp by Robert Bonfils, eI16, October 2004
Eat At The Blue Fox, eI3, July 2002
eI Index (complete), eI60, December 2011
eI Volume 1 Index 2002, eI5.1, December 2002
eI Volume 2 Index 2003, eI11.1, December 2003
eI Volume 3 Index 2004, eI17.1, December 2004
eI Volume 4 Index 2005, eI23.1, December 2005
eI Volume 5 Index 2006, eI29.1, December 2006
eI Volume 6 Index 2007, eI35.1, December 2007
eI Volume 7 Index 2008, eI41.1, December 2008
eI Volume 8 Index 2009, eI47.1, December 2009
eI Volume 9 Index 2010, eI53.1, December 2010
eI Volume 10 Index 2011, eI59.1, December 2011
Eighty Pounds of Paper, eI40, October 2008
Electric Ostrich, The, eI9, August 2003
Epilogue to Harl 'n Neverland, eI11, December 2003
Fan For All Seasons, A, eI6, January 2003
Fear and Loathing in Evanston, eI11, December 2003
Feliz Navidad 2001, Bok Tribute, December 2001
Five! Already...?, eI24, February 2006
For Members Only, eI31, April 2007
...For Nothin' Left To Lose...., Editorial, eI2, April 2002
Foreword 1980 Twenty Years and Tomorrow, eI29, December 2006
Four Years Too Early...., eI29, December 2006
Futting With the F.B.I. Futter, eI4, October 2002
Going Over the Edge, eI10, October 2003
Good-bye, Martha. eI2, April 2002
Have Typewriter; Will Whore For Food, eI2, April 2002
Here I Am, Don Earlito, Man of La Chinga, eI9, August 2003
HE's A Jolly, Good Fellow, eI11, December 2003
H.R.H. The Queen of Pornography, eI12, February 2004
H.R.H. The Queen of Weird Tales, eI12, February 2004
Ho! Ho! Ho!, eI17, December 2004
Ho, Ho, Ho, and a Toke or Two, eI41, December 2008
Hot Damn, Vietnam!, eI16, October 2004
Hot for Harriet, eI39, August 2008
“I Only Have I's For You” Rotsler Portfolio, eI4, October 2002
If You Could See Her Through My Eyes..., eI15, August 2004
Index Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Index eI (the total run), eI60, December 2011
Index eI Volume 1, eI5.1, December 2002
Index eI Volume 2, eI11.1, December 2003
Index eI Volume 3, eI17.1, December 2004
Index eI Volume 4, eI23.1, December 2005
Index eI Volume 5; eI29.1, December 2006
Index eI Volume 6; eI35.1, December 2007
Index eI Volume 7; eI41.1, December 2008
Index eI Volume 8; eI47.1, December 200-
Index eI Volume 9; eI53.1, December 2010
Index eI Volume 10; eI59.1, December 2011
Introduction to Interview: Algis Budrys, eI34, October 2007
Introduction to No Holds Barred, eI32, June 2007
It's Over, eI19, April 2005
It's Over, eI60, December 2011
Jardin de las Marias, Editorial, eI12, February 2004
Last Call! Closing Time!, eI19, April 2005
Leer of the Sensualist, The, eI9, August 2003
Let's Yank Bruce's Chain, eI11, December 2003
Letter to Martha Beck, A, eI13, April 2004
Letters to Jim O'Meara.1, eI45, August 2009
Letters to Jim O'Meara.2, eI46, October 2009
Like an Introduction 1960, eI29, December 2006
Little Piece of My Heart, A, eI24, February 2006
Living the Legend, eI26, June 2006
Living La Vida Mota, eI3, July 2002
Love in Loon, eI15, August 2004
Lupoff'sTerrors, eI27, August 2006
Masque of The Tattooed Dragon, The, eI18, February 2005
Maurice...the gangster of love..., eI22 , October 2005
Me and Maurice (Introduction), eI22, October 2005
Mickey Mouse and the Buenos Aires Connection, eI9, August 2003
More Mack Reynolds, eI45, August 2009
Naughty Nancy's Grasp of Unendurable Ecstasy, eI28, October 2006
NO WAY DOING, eI6, January 2003
Nobody Can Write This Shit Forever, eI13, April 2004
Nuñez 32, eI43, April 2009
Odd Man Out...., eI21, August 2005
Old Leather Hide, eI17, December 2004
One is the loneliest number...., Editorial, eI1, January 2002
1955 Advent:uring Through the Years 2005, eI16, October 2004
One World, Editorial, eI10, October 2003
Out! Damned Spot!, eI11, December 2003
Partying at the Economous, eI13, April 20
Pedo Viejo Del Refugio, El, eI3, July 2002
Pleased to meet you, too..., eI9, August 2003
Preface 1980 Twenty Reconstructed/Fragmented Years, eI29, December 2006
Prisoner of X, eI26, June 2006
Prologue to Harl 'n Neverland, eI11, December 2003
Punch-Line, Kid, The, eI10, October 2003
REED ENTERPRISES, INC., eI33, August 2007
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column, eI9, August 2003
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 2, eI10, October 2003
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 3, eI11, December 2003
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 4, eI12, February 2004
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“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 6, eI14, June 2004
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“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 9, eI17, December 2004
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“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 38, eI48, February 2010
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 39, eI49, April 2010
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 40, eI50, June 2010
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“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 43, eI53, December 2010
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 44, eI54, February 2011
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“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 46, eI56, June 2011
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 47, eI58, October 2011
“...Return to sender, address unknown...” Letter Column 48, eI59, December 2011
Revenge of the Slime Gods From Outer Space. eI7, April 2003
Revisiting The Expatriates, eI43, April 200
Rogue's Rogues, eI11, December 2003
Sampling Sidney Coleman the Fan, eI10, October 2003
Sampling Kurt Vonnegut the Fan, eI10, October 2003
Santa Sandusky, eI11, December 2003
Season of the Game, The, Editorial, eI4, October 2002
Secret of the Incas, eI6, January 2003
Shrink, I Wanna Kill...., eI16, October 2004
Shuttering the Brick Hotel, eI30, February 2007
Sidney Coleman (1937-2007), eI36, February 2008
Sima in Paradise, eI3, July 2002
Sliding Down Mount Shasta, eI33, August 2007
Son of 'The Mother of All Wars', Editorial eI7, April 2003
Springtime for BushCo and Halliburton, eI25, April 2006
Star of the East, The, eI19, April 2005
S*T*A*Rships That Pass in the Night, eI5, December 2002
Stranger, and Afraid, A, eI9, August 2003
Taps, eI8, June 2003
That lucky old sun...just hangin' 'round heaven all day...., eI6, January 2003
Things Peter Weston does to me, The, eI32, June 2007
Three Days in Cellblock B With Lynda Carter, eI20, June 2005
Tiptoe Through the Twilltone With Me, eI13, April 20
Top o' the World, Ma...., eI14, June 2004
$20 Worth of Cinderella, eI14, June 2004
2003 FAAn Awards, Editorial eI8, June 2003
2004 Corflu Blackjack, Editorial, eI13, April 2004
Ubangi? Ubetcha!, eI9, August 2003
Wankering Through Time and Space, eI16, October 2004
Watching Pulp Fiction, eI58, October 2011
We Are Four [editorial], eI18, February 2005
we dont need no ed u cay shun..., eI9, August 2003
Westlake Twenty-Eight, The, eI13, April 2004
Wet Dreams in Paradiso, eI15, August 2004
When Thanks Isn't Enough...., Editorial, eI5, December 2002
Whitewash Jungle, The, eI24, February 2006
Who Are You Really?, eI22, October
Who Dat?, photo album, eI7, April 2003
Who Dat? 2, photo album, eI8, June 2003
Widdershins Man, The, eI12, February 2004
William Lawrence Hamling Digital Reference Archives, The, eI11, December 2003
Archive Five: Model Arts
Archive Six-A: Rogue (Greenleaf)
Archive Six-B: Rogue (Douglas)
Archive Seven: Regency
William Lawrence Hamling Digital Reference Archives, The, eI5, December 2002
[Each archive contains a cover scan and complete index of every issue.]
Archive One: Stardust
Archive Two: Imagination
Archive Three: Imaginative Tales
Archive Four: Space Travel
Work Production Notes For Charles Paschal, eI10, October 2003
Year of the Phoenix, The, eI16, October 2004
Kemp, Earl (as Urlo Ocampo):
Adios, Cuchuma, eI53, December 2010
Kemp, Earl (with Barry Malzberg):
Dialogue, eI22 , October 2005
Kemp, Earl (with Chris Garcia):
Help Yourself to Eaton!, eI40, October 2008
Pasted Graphic |
Kemp, Earl Terry:
Anthem Series, The, Part I, eI27, August 2006
Anthem Series, The, Part II, eI28, October 2006
Anthem Series, The: FPCI, eI49, April 2010
Anthem Series, The: Shasta Publishers, eI33, August 2007
Anthem Series, The: Part III, eI42, February 2009
Anthem Series, The: Part IV Section One, eI44, June 2009
Anthem Series, The: Part IV Section Two, eI45, August 2009
Anthem Series, The: Part V: Gnome Press , eI47, December 2009
Anthem Series, The: Part VII, eI51, August 2010
Anthem Series, The: Part VIII, eI52, October 2010
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Cult Mags, eI46, October 2009
Faan For All Seasons, eI48, February 2010
Gnome Press and Mack Reynolds, eI43, April 2009
Godfather Stories, eI31, April 2007
Keeping the Faith!, eI29, December 2006
LAPB: The Event, eI44, June 2009
Len Moffatt: A portrait of a fan, eI30, February 2007
Me and Mack Reynolds, eI43, April 2009
My Love Affair With Adolf Schicklgruber, eI25, April 2006
Prisoner of XXX, Jr., eI26, June 2006
Roger Phillips Graham Bibliography, eI31, April 2007
Señor Pig, eI12, February 2004
Señor Pig 2, eI15, August 2004
Story Behind the Golden Age of Pulps, The, eI50, June 2010
Kemp, Nancy:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Knight, Damon:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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LaDue, Ross:
Jeanette's Radiant Aura, eI43, April 2009
LaMont, Gil:
Good Harlan, eI11, December 2003
Me and Maurice, eI22, October 2005
Lake, Lori L.:
There is no Reason Not To, eI42, February 2009
Latham, Rob:
City & the City, The, eI53, December 2010
Fanzine Research, eI37, April 2008
Remembering J.G. Ballard, eI50, June 2010
Worlds Well Lost, eI46, October 2009
Latham, Rob and Melissa Conway:
J. Lloyd Eaton Collection, The, eI40, October 2008
Leiber, Fritz:
Fafhrd and Me, eI45, August 2009
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Leiber, Justin:
Fritz Leiber and Eyes, eI30, February 2007
Fritz Leiber and the Buck Rogers Comic Strips, eI23, December 2005
Ley, Willy:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Lichtman, Robert:
Case of the Little Green Men, The, eI43, April 2009
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Linwood, Jim:
Third Reich, The, eI25, April 2006
Locke, Dave:
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
SIGHfication, eI59, December 2011
Thru A Glass, Greenly, eI14, June 2004
Whither Fanzine Collections, Guest Editorial, eI9, August 2003
Words of Wonderment, eI10, October 2003
Lowndes, Robert A.W.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Lupoff, Richard A.:
Age of Ignorance, The, eI20, June 2005
Bartender, A Case of Reynolds for my Pal!, eI46, October 2009
Buck Rogers, Nazi Fantasy, eI23, December 2005
Charlie Myers & Me, eI5, December 2002
Confessions of a Book-Cadger, eI21, August 2005
I, Curmudgeon, eI39, August 2008
It Just Took a Little Longer Than I Thought it Would, eI40, October 2008
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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MacDonell, Allan:
Snatches of Blue, eI26, June 2006
Maltese, William:
...Whip it Out, eI46, October 2009
Malzberg, Barry:
Dialogue (with Earl Kemp), eI22 , October 2005
I Remember Bill...., eI7, April 2003
Repentance, Desire, and Natalie Wood, eI22 , October 2005
Showing off Reynolds, eI43, April 2009
Mason, Todd
Scratch and Sniff, eI26, June 2006
Mathews, Race:
Whirlaway to Thrilling Wonder Stories, eI17, December 2004
McLaughlin, Dean:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Meskys, Edmund R.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Miller, P. Schuyler:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Mills, Robert P.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Moorcock, Michael:
Child's Christmas in the Blitz, A, eI35, December 2007
Diary for Financial Times, eI37, April 2008
Echoes of Peake, eI59, December 2011
If Hitler Had Won world War Two...., eI25, April 2006:
I'm Writing the New Doctor Who, eI48, February 2010
Override, eI32, June 2007
Satan's Killing Clerks and Beerhall Bores, eI25, April 2006
Spaces in Between, The, eI53, December 2010
Torture Time in Texas, eI31, April 2007
Wall of America, The, by Thomas M. Disch, eI42, February 2009
Munroe, Lynn:
First Andrew Shaw, The, eI14, June 2004
First 20 Dean Hudson Novels, The, eI24, February 2006
Hutch Full of Bunnies, A, eI28, October 2006
Lawrence Block's “Part of the Job,” eI59, December 2011
William Henley Knoles Bibliography, A, eI7, April 2003
William Henley Knoles Paperback Cover Gallery, A, eI7, April 2003
Man From C.A.M.P., The, eI6, January 2003
Victor J. Banis Checklist, A, eI6, January 2003
William Henley Knoles, the Life and Death of Clyde Allison, eI7, April 2003
Murray, Jerry:
Devil's Weed, Orgasmic Days, y Laguna Lust, The, eI3, July 2002
Memories of Mack and Jeanette, eI43, April 2009
Sleazy Sunday, eI38, June 2008
SLODGE, eI40, October 2008
Murray, Will:
Alternate History of the Early SF Magazines, An, eI50, June 2010
Unknown Unknown, The, eI45, August 2009
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Newsome, Richard:
Six Hours With Ronald Clyne, eI41,December 2008
Norton, Andre:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Nuetzel, Charles:
Dad & I, eI33, August 2007
Nightmare With a Queen...of Blood, eI19, April 2005
The Real Straight Dope, eI23, December 2005
Nummelin, Juri:
Smut Peddler, The, eI37, April 2008
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O'Meara, James H.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Ocampo, Urlo (Earl Kemp):
Adios, Cuchuma, eI53, December 2010
Ortiz, Luis:
Jack Gaughan, eI53, December 2010
Through EMSHwiller's Eyes..., eI31, April 2007
Breaking Up |
Page, Gerald W.:
The Paradox of Lin Carter, eI42, February 2009
Palmer, Raymond A.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Palmer, Rodney:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Panshin, Alexei:
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Put It In A Song, eI6, January 2003
Sympathy for the Devil, eI38, June 2008
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Pardoe, Rosemary:
Sex and Rockets, eI23, December 2005
Penney, Lloyd:
Outside Looking In, Guest Editorial, eI3, July 2002
Unanswered Questions, eI23, December 2005
Using Google As An Oracle, eI18, February 2005
Phillips, Curt:
Nelson Bond: “Payment in Fee Simple,” eI34, October 2007
Phillips, Rog (Roger Phillips Graham):
Christ: An Autobiography, eI31, April 2007
Pickersgill, Gregory:
Collibosher, eI10, October 2003
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Pohl, Frederic:
Dallas McCord “Mack” Reynolds, eI43, April 2009
Price, George W.:
Advent:Publishers Master Archive, The, eI16, October 2004
1955 Advent:uring Through the Years 2005, eI1, January 2002
Mack Reynolds and Politics, eI43, April 2009
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Priest, Christopher:
Amazing Life and Death of Rudolf Hess, The, eI25, April 2006
Captive Sun |
Ramirez, Thomas P.:
Darlings of Death, eI22 , October 2005
Into the Abyss, eI21, August 2005
Resnick, Mike:
Me And The Kingpin, eI4, October 2002
William Knoles and the Slime God, eI7, April 2003
Revene, Larry::
Dirty Larry, eI58, October 2011
Reynolds, Emil:
Summer of 1953, The, eI43, April 2009
Reynolds, Mack:
Burnt Toast, eI43, April 2009
Introducing the Author, eI43, April 2009
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Richardson, Ryan:
TAWCE'd About...., eI19, April 2005
Rinkler, Tobe (pseudonym of, see Elkin, Robert T.):
APB: Dean Hudson, eI24, February 2006
Robinson, Frank M.:
Introduction 1980 For Sale: One Cloudy Crystal Ball, eI29, December 2006
Other Voices, eI11, December 2003
Science Fiction and the Men's Magazines, eI11, December 2003
Skimmed Milk, eI38, June 2008
Rossett, Barney:
Our Lady of the Flowers (with Maurice Gerodias), eI22, October 2005
Mild-Mannered Circuit |
Rotsler, William:
[Various recycled filler illustrations throughout.]
Abstracts, eI60, December 2011
Breaking Up
Captive Sun
Mild-Mannered Circuit
Opposites Attract
Pasted Graphic
Somewhere off the Eastern
Strange Fruit
Template for a Sand Painting
Too Rigid to Last
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...be forgot, and never..... Rotsler Tribute, January 2002
I Am, I Said...., eI18, February 2005
I Only Have I's For You, Rotsler Portfolio, eI4, October 2002
I Only Have I's For You 2, eI8, June 2003
Life Synopsis, A, eI18, February 2005
lost portfolio, the (ecover), eI18, February 2005
lost portfolio, the, eI18, February 2005
Vertex Roundtable Interviews Dr. Sidney Coleman and
Dr. Gregory Benford, eI36, February 2008 [Photography for]
Russell, Eric Frank:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Russell, Ray:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Opposites Attract |
Saunders, David:
Norman Saunders, eI44, June 2009
Saunders, Norman:
Mystery Adventure, June 1936 (cover painting), eI44, June 2009
Sawyer, Andy:
Thea Von Harbou and Metropolis, eI25, April 2006
Schieskofp, Francine:
Midnight Readers on the Nightstand, eI11, December 2003
Schoerner, Wank (pseudonym of, see Charnock, Graham):
I Was Hitler's Projectionist, eI25, April 2006
Schweitzer, Darroll:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Scortia, Thomas N.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Scott, Art:
Fred Fixler-Mystery Artist at Last Unmasked, eI19, April 2005
Seldes, Timothy:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Shaw, Larry T.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Sieben, Rayonelle:
Those Were the Days, My Friend, eI11, December 2003
I'll Be Glad When You're Dead, eI14, June 2004
My Life as a Pornographer, eI14, June 2004
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Other Voices, eI11, December 2003
This is my FBI story, eI4, October 2002
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
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Smith, E.E., Ph.D.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Sohler, Gary:
Disgracias Con Diablo El Mismo, eI3, July 2002
Earl's Birthday Roast, eI18, February 2005
I Remember Fred Fixler, eI19, April 2005
My Singular Encounter with Mack and Jeanette, eI43, April 2009
Recollections of a Porno Photographer, eI17, December 2004
Southworth, Mary A.:
Good Harlan, eI11, December 2003
Speray, Robert:
Bonfils Cover Art is Back!, eI16, October 2004
We Missed Earl...Earl Missed This, eI50, June 2010
Starrett, Vincent:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Steffan, Dan::
Labor of Love, A, eI41, December 2008
“Letters from Jail” front cover and interior illustrations, eI57, August 2011
Stevens, David:
This Ain't No Foolin' Around..., eI11, December 2003
Stiles, Steve:
“Art-Savvy Nudes,” front cover illustration, eI45, August 2009
ARTWORK: “Appalling Stories” eI7, April 2003
“Krazy Fucha,” cover illustration, eI52, October 2010
Dodo Noir [artwork], eI30, February 2007
“Dummy,” front cover illustration, The, eI38, June 2008
Fear and Loathing in Evanston, eI11, December 2003
“Happy Halloween!,” front cover illustration, eI40, October 2008
“Happy Halloween,” front cover illustration, eI46, October 2009
He Loves New York [artwork], eI33, August 2007
Horror, The Horror, The [artwork], eI35, December 2007
Introduction to Personal Choice, a portfolio, eI35, December 2007
“Last Exit,” front cover illustration, eI37, April 2008
“Little ATom Arfer,” front cover illustration, eI39, August 2008
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Personal Choice, a Portfolio [artwork], eI35, December 2007
a portfolio, eI53, December 2010
After Botticelli
Spring Planting
He Loves New York
Take the Elevator
The Horror, the Horror
Last Exit
The Dummy
Little ATom Arfer
Happy Halloween!
Season's Greetings!
Valentine's Day
Art-Savvy Nudes
Happy Halloween! 2
Season's Greetings 2
Krazy Fucha
Rudolph Rebels
Screwball Slumber
Punch-Line Kid, The, eI10, October 2003
Rudolph Rebels, cover illustration, eI53, December 2010
“Season's Greetings!,” front cover illustration, eI41, December 2008
“Season's Greetings!,” front cover illustration, eI47, December 2009
Spring Planting [artwork], eI32, June 2007
Take the Elevator [artwork], eI34, October 2007
That Crazy Buck Rogers Stuff [artwork], eI23, December 2005
That Crazy Buck Rogers Stuff [article], eI23, December 2005
“Valentine's Day,” front cover illustration, eI42, February 2009
“Welcoming Committee,” front cover illustration, eI58, October 2011
Stinson, J.G.:
Getting An Education, eI15, August 2004
I Am a Fandom of One: A Fan's Manifesto, eI16, October 2004
Voice of the Inner World; Yma Sumac, SF, and Me, The, eI6, January 2003
Stopa, Jon:
Black Lensperson, The, eI48, February 2010
Evil But Ours, eI23, December 2005
Lefty Gloves, Guest Editorial, eI12, February 2004
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
Roaming Around Upstairs, Guest Editorial, eI15, August 2004
Two Thousand Light Years From Home, eI20, June 2005
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Swain, Dwight V.:
Dallas McCord “Mack” Reynolds, eI43, April 2009
Somewhere off the Eastern Shore |
Takacs, Stephen:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Toomey, Robert:
Improbability of Being Sidney Coleman, The, eI33, August 2007
Not a Mere Devise, eI36, February 2008
Toronto, Richard::
Man From Tomorrow, The, eI41, December 2008
Townsend, Larry:
Me and Maurice, eI22, October 2005
Trimble, Bjo:
N3F ad, eI1, January 2002
Tucker, Arthur Wilson “Bob":
Other Voices, eI11, December 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Turner, Paul T.::
Vertex Roundtable Interviews Dr. Sidney Coleman and Dr. Gregory Benford,
eI36, February 2008
Strange Fruit |
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Various:
Remembering Regency, eI11, December 2003
Vick, Shelby:
Me & My Paltry, Pilfering Porn, eI18, February 2005
Vonnegut, Kurt:
Afterthoughts, The, eI10, October 2003
PITFCS, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI10, October 2003
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Template for a Sand Painting |
Wachtel, Joshua:
Roastin' Tunes, eI18, February 2005
Weinberg, Robert:
My Visit with the McCauleys, eI13, April 2004
West, Wallace:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Weston, Peter:
Alien View of History, An, eI26, June 2006
Cover Stories, eI41, December 2008
Rocket A Rover, A, eI27, August 2006
Things I do for that Earl Kemp, The, eI32, June 2007
White, Alan:
“The Final Meeting,” front cover artwork, eI59, December 2011
Ghastly Tales, eI7, April 2003
Painted Pussy, eI26, June 2006
White, Ted:
Hustled, eI26, June 2006
Mari Wolf & Me, eI5, December 2002
Two Editors, eI11, December 2003
Will Eisner - The Spirit Is Strong, eI21, August 2005
Wonder Woman, eI20, June 2005
Letters from Jail, eI57, August 2011
Wiley, Les:
Sailing With the Sun, eI42, February 2009
Williams, Charlie:
“Portrait of Auntie Edgar as Mary” in “Beauty and the Beast Otra Vez” eI4, October 2002
Williams, Ian:
On Writing: A Personal Journey, eI15, August 2004
Trash Aesthetic, eI10, October 2003
Williamson, Jack:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Wolf, Mari:
Prejudice, eI5, December 2002
Wollheim, Donald A.:
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Wood, Ed:
Appendix A, eI29, December 2006
Who Killed Science Fiction?, eI29, December 2006
Too Rigid to Last |
Yerxa, Richard A.:
Good Harlan, eI11, December 2003
Some Notes In Search of an Article, eI11, December 2003
Zettel, Len:
Other Voices, eI10, October 2003
There is a tragic flaw in our precious Constitution, and I don’t know what can be done to fix it. This is it: Only nut cases want to be president.
—Kurt Vonnegut
“Unfortunate,” |
