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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]]. | ''[[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]]. | ||
{{link | website=http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/orbit | text=SF Encyclopedia entry}} | {{link | website=http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/orbit | text=SF Encyclopedia entry}} | ||
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Revision as of 06:36, 13 May 2020
(Did you mean Orbit Science Fiction, a Kees van Toorn semiprozine or a Leeds clubzine?)
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.
| Publication | 1966—1980 |
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