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• Wyman Guin
  ...and gained attention the next year with his novella "Beyond Bedlam" in ''[[Galaxy Science Fiction]]''. He is known best as a short story writer and was associated strongly with ''[[Galaxy]]''. He produced only one novel, ''The Standing Joy'' (1969).
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• UPD
  ...54, published ''[[IF]]'' magazine from 1969 to when it was folded into ''[[Galaxy]]'' in 1974. ...alaxy Science Fiction Novels, sometimes titled Galaxy SF Novels, or simply Galaxy Novels, were a series of mostly reprint American [[SF]] novels published be
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• IF
  1959 - 1961 ||[[Galaxy Publishing]] ||[[H. L. Gold]] 1961 - 1969 ||[[Galaxy Publishing]] ||[[Fred Pohl]]
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• Science Fiction World
  ...ment but became independent in 1984. The magazine established the annual [[Galaxy Awards]] in 1985. ==Galaxy Awards==
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• Sol Cohen
  ...he decided to continue working in publishing, and joined Robert Guinn at [[Galaxy Science Fiction]]. ...[[Fantastic]] from Ziff Davis, forming a new publishing company, Ultimate Publishing, to do so. Cohen's tenure as publisher of Amazing Stories and Fantastic was
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• Charles Dye
  Dye was a SF author who began publishing with "The Last Orbit" for ''[[Amazing]]'' in February, 1950. He was active for the next half-decade, soon publishing his only SF novel, ''Prisoner in the Skull'' (1952), in which ordinary Homo
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• Galaxy Science Fiction
  ''(See [[Galaxy (Disambiguation)]] for other star systems.)'' ...from 1950 to 1980. Its first editor was [[H. L. Gold]], who quickly made ''Galaxy'' the leading [[prozine]] of the day by focusing on stories about social is
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• You'll Never See it in Galaxy!
  [[File:Youll Never See It in Galaxy.JPG|thumb]] ...s opposition to the Western-turned-[[Stf|stfyarn]] that seemed rife when [[Galaxy]] was founded (1950). But most [[fans]] would about as soon have Western-tu
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• Richie Benyo
  ..."The War With the Fnools" in the second issue (January/March 1972). His [[publishing house]] was '''Dipple Publications. '''
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• Worlds of Tomorrow
  ...Galaxy Publishing Corp. was publisher during the magazine's first run. UPD Publishing Corp. was the publisher during the 1970-1971 run. ...torial policy for ''Worlds of Tomorrow'' fell somewhere between those of ''Galaxy'' and ''If''. Editor Pohl had stated that the magazine "would not specializ
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• Jim Baen
  ...aen was a [[SF]] [[publisher]] and [[editor]]. In 1983 he founded his own publishing house, [[Baen Books]], specializing in the adventure, [[fantasy]], military In late 1999 he started an electronic publishing business called Webscriptions (since renamed Baen Ebooks), which is conside
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• Stephen Fabian
  ...antastic]]'' and ''[[If]]''. He has also done a lot of work in the semipro publishing field.
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• Oghenechovwe Donald Ekpeki
  ...d editor who works in the [[horror]] and [[Afrofuturism]] genres. He began publishing stories in 2018. ...ble levels of support from [[fandom]]: In early 2022, Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing briefly closed Ekpeki’s account, keeping some $2,000 of his royalties. A
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• Dan Adkins
  ...F magazines he worked for included ''[[Amazing]]'', ''[[Fantastic]]'', ''[[Galaxy]]'', ''[[If]]'', ''[[Infinity Science Fiction]]'', and ''[[Other Worlds]]''
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• Leif Andersson
  ...s about space and stapled them together into a small magazine he called "[[Galaxy (Andersson)]]." At 16, in 1959, he won the Swedish version of the TV show " ...his hometown of Falkenberg, and with fan friend [[Mikael Bahner]] began [[publishing]] ''[[Giornale del Proxima]]'', which had five issues. As an astronomy stud
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• Malcolm Jameson
  ...Space Patrol'' (World Publishing Company, 1951) and ''Tarnished Utopia'' (Galaxy Novel No. 27, 1956), both published posthumously.
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• Call a Rabbit a Smeerp
  See also: [[Dressed-Up Mundanes]], [[Space Opera]], [[You'll Never See it in Galaxy!]] [[Category:publishing]]
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• Appreciation Zine
  ...Elsberry]], protesting various objectionable practices indulged in by ''[[Galaxy]]'' editor [[Horace Gold]] a year or two previously. }} {{publishing}}
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• Chengdu, Sichuan
  ...earch, it is more important to [[science fiction]] as a hotspot of genre [[publishing]] and [[con-running]], and the site of the [[Chengdu Science Fiction Museum ...e [[prozine]]; the magazine was established in 1979 and began the annual [[Galaxy Awards]] in 1985. Chengdu is also flourishing with SF-related industries li
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• Judy-Lynn del Rey
  ...ons]], working her way up the publishing ladder, starting with work at ''[[Galaxy]]''.
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• Sam Merwin
  Merwin began publishing fiction in 1940 with the mystery novel, ''Murder in Miniatures''. ...moderately successful. During 1952-1953 he was an associate editor of ''[[Galaxy Science Fiction]]''.
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• Karen Kruse Anderson
  ...ed on [[Disclave 3]]), attended the [[Worldcon]] in [[Chicago]], and began publishing her first [[fanzine]] in [[SAPS]]. The fanzine's full name was ''[[Die Zeit ...E]] of [[SAPS]] for overreaching. She was a member of [[The Cult]]. Her [[publishing house]] was '''Operation [[Voldesfan]]'''.
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• Alfred Bester
  Beginning in 1939, he followed the path of many writers publishing short [[fiction]] initially and then moving towards novels beginning in the ...ture with [[telepathy]]. First published in the January 1952 issue of ''[[Galaxy Science Fiction]]'', it won the [[1953 Best Novel Hugo]], the first ever aw
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• Willy Ley
  ...h 1937 issue of ''[[Astounding]]''. He had a regular science column in ''[[Galaxy]]'' from its first issue until his death. He was a [[fan]] as well, attend
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• Neal Barrett, Jr.
  ...[[author]] Barrett began publishing [[SF]] with "To Tell the Truth" in ''[[Galaxy]]'' (August, 1960). He used several [[pseudonyms]], including [[Victor App
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• Edmond Hamilton
  ...ompiles the following stories: "The Horror on the Asteroid," "The Accursed Galaxy," "The Man Who Saw Everything," "The Earth-Brain," "The Monster-God of Mamu ...ate 1920s and early 1930s, Hamilton wrote for all of the [[prozines]] then publishing, and contributed horror stories to various other magazines as well. He was
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• Lloyd Eshbach's Chicon II Reminiscence
  ...turgeon]] spoke to me about [[Fantasy Press]] possibly being interested in publishing a [[Sturgeon]] book; and I answered with a polite but negative, 'Let's see ...'; [[Lester del Rey]], ''[[Space Science Fiction]]''; [[Evelyn Gold]], ''[[Galaxy Science Fiction]]''; [[William L. Hamling]], ''[[Imagination]]''; [[Samuel
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• Initialese
  ...[[MoF&SF]]) [[Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction]]; [[GSF(N)]] are [[Galaxy Science Fiction (Novels)]] tho use of initials for [[H. L. Gold|Gold]]'s st ...Directorate|N3F directorate]] conducts business); [[Z-D]], [[Ziff Davis]] Publishing Company.
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• Richard E. Geis
  .... In the late 1970s, he wrote "The Alien Viewpoint" essay column for ''[[Galaxy]]''. ...due to his professional, mostly pornographic, writing career. His fanzine publishing is also a [[bibliographer]]'s nightmare.
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• Astounding Science Fiction
  ...when Campbell was hired as editor in 1937, and by the end of 1938, he was publishing a markedly higher grade of sf. ...nger the unchallenged leader, with new prozines, like ''[[F&SF]]'' and ''[[Galaxy]]'', starting, which took the new standard of sf writing that [[Campbell]]
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• Star Trek
  ...created by Gene Roddenberry (affectionately called “The Great Bird of the Galaxy”) that follows the adventures of the Starfleet starship Enterprise and it The original television series is set in the Milky Way Galaxy, roughly during the 2260s. The crew is headed by Captain James T. Kirk (Wil
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• Year of the Jackpot
  ...the Jackpot'''" reference was to the [[Heinlein]] story of that name (''[[Galaxy]]'', [https://archive.org/stream/galaxymagazine-1952-03/Galaxy_1952_03#page One night recently, [[Ron Ellik]] was several hours late in showing up for a publishing session, and we were beginning to got a bit worried about him. But in our u
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• Finland
  ...''[[Aikamme Tieteisiukemisto]]'' in 1958. It was a Finnish edition of ''[[Galaxy]]'' and it folded after five monthly issues in December of that year. Its s ...Book publishers were also starting to reinterest themselves in genre sf by publishing [[Ray Bradbury|Bradbury]] and [[Arthur C. Clarke|Clarke]], although one mor
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• Ditmar Awards
  * '''''The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy'', [[Douglas Adams]] (winner)''' * [[Galaxy Bookshop]] Dragon, [[Lewis Morley]]
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