From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): From India, “Victims of Time” written and translated by B. Sridhar Rao, M.D. It’s a three-page mashup of D.O.A. and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. A scientist…

Author B.K. Stevens shared her thoughts on Jane Ciardi in her interview in The Digest Enthusiast book six, excerpted below: “My first novel was Interpretation of Murder, published by Black Opal Books in 2015. That novel…

Full-page, half-page and classified advertising is now available in The Digest Enthusiast (TDE). With book nine, we’re expanding the page count by up to eight pages to accommodate up to eight pages of advertising per issue,…

Contents Richard S. Prather “The Sleeper Caper” (Shell Scott) Evan Hunter “Dead Men Don’t Dream” (Matt Cordell) Bruno Fischer “Stop Him!” Robert Patrick Wilmot “Triple-Cross” Leslie Charteris “The Loaded Tourist” (The Saint) Frank Kane “Payoff” (Johnny…

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): From Poland, “Heroic Symphony” by G. Altow, translated by George T. Zobrowski, was also the subject of ISF #2’s cover painting by Jack Gaughan. A probe, sent into…

D. Blake Werts’ Copy That! No. 55 arrived in yesterday mail. Blake reports Florence dumped over eight inches of rain over three days on the South Charlotte area. Fortunately, he was able to continue his long-running…

Science Fiction writer Edd Vick gave D. Blake Werts a terrific interview for The Digest Enthusiast book six. He also gave us a list of Speculative Short Fiction Markets, which appears in the issue. You can…

From International Science Fiction No. 2 (June 1968): From Italy, Alessandro Mussi brings us “Darkness.” A young girl falls in with a hunchback and a blind man, who often speak in questions over the story’s three…

“The skippership Hope glided below the surface of reality.” Opening line from “The Compass” by Edd Vick  Asimov’s July 2005 Cover by Jacob de Heusch.