Science Fantasy
Science Fantasy was a UK prozine published from 1950 to 1967. Between March and August 1966 it was briefly renamed Impulse and then from September 1966 to February 1967 SF Impulse. It was a stablemate of New Worlds.
The first two issues were edited by Walter Gillings. John Carnell took over with the third and continued to 64 (April 1964). Publication then shifted from Nova Publications to Compact with the format changing from digest to paperback. Kyril Bonfiglioli was the editor for issues 65–81 with oldtime fan James Parkhill Rathbone acting as associate editor for issues 70-80,. Finally, the last five issues were edited by Harry Harrison and Keith Roberts except for one week in late May/early June 1966 when J. G. Ballard had the job. Technically the title then merged with New Worlds for two issues billed as New Worlds and SF Impulse in March and April 1967 before fading away.
| Publication | 1950—1967 |
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