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| − | '''''Orbit Science Fiction''''' was a digest-sized magazine that ran for a total of only five issues during [[1953]]-1954. The editor credited on the masthead was [[Jules Saltman]], but [[Donald A. Wollheim]] bought all the stories published. At the time [[Wollheim]] was working at [[Ace Books]] and this accounts for his anonymity.
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| − | Authors who appeared in the five issues included [[August Derleth]] (whose Tex Harrigan appeared in every issue), [[Charles Beaumont]], [[Mack Reynolds]], [[Richard Matheson]], [[Philip K. Dick]], [[Chad Oliver]], [[Alfred Coppel]], [[Gordon R. Dickson]], [[Michael Shaara]], [[Jack Vance]], and [[Wollheim]] himself (under his Martin Pearson and [[David Grinnell]] bylines).
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| − | [[Frank H. Parnell]], writing in [[Peter Nicholls]]' ''The Science Fiction Encyclopedia'', wrote that ''Orbit'' fell victim to the inundation of the [[SF]] magazine market of the early 1950s.
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| − | An [[Australian]] edition, one issue, appeared in [[1954]], a reprint of the first American issue.
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| − | http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/orbit_science_fiction SF Encyclopedia entry
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| − | == (2) A [[Semiprozine]] by [[Kees van Toorn]]==
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| − | '''''Orbit''''' was a [[semi-prozine]] published from [[1977]] - 1989 by [[Kees van Toorn]]. It received a [[Eurocon Award]].
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| − | == (3) An [[Original Anthology]] Series==
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| − | ''[[Orbit]]'' was a series of [[original anthologies]] edited by [[Damon Knight]] starting in [[1966]]. The stories ranged from great to too experimental for most [[fans]] and was more than a bit controversial for that reason. At its best it marked a major turning point in [[SF]].
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| − | http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/orbit SF Encyclopedia entry
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| − | == (4) A [[Clubzine]]==
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| − | [[George Gibson]] published ''Orbit'' for the [[Leeds Science Fiction Association]].
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| − | <tab head=top>
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| − | Issue || Date || Pages || Notes
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| − | 1 ||October [[1953]] ||14 ||
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| − | 2 ||December 1953 ||18 ||
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| − | 3 ||February 1954 ||24 ||
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| − | 4 ||June 1954 ||30 ||
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| − | 5 ||September 1954 ||30 ||
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| − | 6 ||December 1954 ||32 ||
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| − | 7 ||January 1956 ||22 ||Final issue
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| − | </tab>
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