FANTASY MAGAZINE/FANTASY FICTION

FANTASY MAGAZINE/FANTASY FICTION
   1. US DIGEST-size magazine. 4 issues, Feb, June, Aug, Nov 1953, all but \#1 under the latter title, published by Future Publications, New York, ed Lester DEL REY, under his own name for \#1-\#3 and under the house name Cameron Hall for \#4. All issues had covers by Hannes BOK. \#1 featured a Conan novelette revised by L. Sprague DE CAMP from Robert E. HOWARD's unpublished "The Black Stranger". The contents, of quite good quality, were almost exclusively fantasy, much of it rather in the style of UNKNOWN.
   2. Fantasy Magazine was a vt 1934-7 of a celebrated FANZINE, Science Fiction Digest, founded 1932, of which Julius SCHWARTZ was one of the editors. This in turn had incorporated The Time Traveller, often regarded as the first true fanzine (\#1, Jan 1932), which Schwartz had published with Mort WEISINGER. FM published original fiction, factual articles, reviews, gossip and biographical pieces.
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