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Originally Posted by crich70
You and fjtorres both have some good points I think Difflugia. Of course growing up in the 70's and 80's most of the SF I read was via the public library (i.e. in book form) rather than being the new hot off the presses magazine fiction like in Asimov's SF or Analog SF. Or the were old paperbacks that were up for grabs at garage sales. So either way they had stood the test of time be being worth the publisher's time and expense to republish after their initial magazine appearances.
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Did you run into this at the time?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asimov'...nture_Magazine
Even with that roster of authors, that wasn't a friendly time for SF Adventure.
Just 4 issues, but what Issues!
I'm not sure I still have the full set: one of the disadvantages of print magazines. Not as easy to keep track of compared to books. I used to be a regular with Asimov's for years but asmy book accumulation grew, I moved away from short stories to mostly novels. And more recently, to digital.