Story titleFrom International Science Fiction No. 1 (Nov. 1967):

From Italy, F.C. Gozzini contributes the very short “Witchcraft for Beginners.” It’s about a wonderful new weekly periodical, Witchcraft for Beginners and the two brothers who practice the spell detailed in each edition. Unfortunately, when the next issue suddenly fails to appear, they are both left in a lurch with no one to spell them.

Contents Steve Darnall: Hello, Out There in Radioland! “A Few Moments with . . . Carl Reiner” (uncredited) Dan McGuire “Look Who’s Coming!” Remembering those folks who were part of the neighborhood. Phil Marsh “Band of…

From International Science Fiction No. 1 (Nov. 1967): “They Still Jump” is a story by J.L. Mahe from The Netherlands. It originally appeared in Monda Kultura (World Culture) in Esperanto, from which it was translated by…

Excerpt from the Edd Vick interview, conducted by D. Blake Werts, from The Digest Enthusiast book six: “In 2007, one of my Clarion mates, Rudi Dornemann, started a website to publish a new flash fiction story…

Analog Science Fiction and Fact (Astounding) Vol. 138 #7 & 8 Jul/Aug 2018 Contents Marianne J. Dyson’s Guest Editorial: Gender Parity in Space: Now and in the Future The Analytical Laboratory (2017 readers’ vote results) Adam-Troy…

Contents Shelia Williams’ Editorial: The 2018 Dell Magazine Awards Robert Silverberg’s Reflections: Terra Incognita John Richard Trtek “The Hull Breach” (verse) James Patrick Kelly’s On the Net: Listen, Watch, Read Bruce McAllister “Leaving” (verse) Ian R.…

Contents Linda Landrigan: Lights! Camera! Murder! (introduction) The Lineup Rebecca Cantrell “Homework” art by Ally Hodges Kevin Egan “The Movie Lover” Mark Lagasse: Mixed-Up Grandmasters (puzzle) Eve Fisher “Blue Moon” Mysterious Photograph $25 fiction contest “Hanging…