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Table of Contents Editorial Matters Table of Contents Stories Foreign Coverage Andre Norton: Still Spirited at 76............. 1 Soviet S f .................................................. 36 C.L. Moore Dead ..................................... 1 Chinese Sf................................................. 37 1987 Nebula Awards Nominations........... 4 BeneluxCon ............................................. 38 THE NEWSPAPER OF THE SCIENCE FICTION FIELD 1988 Nebula Banquet................................ 4 Argentinian S f ......................................... 39 1988 Nebula Judges.................................... 4 International Books and Magazines ISSN-0047-4959 Hallowe’en Horrors .................................. 4 Received............................................... 41 Doubleday Relocates................................ 4 Listings EDITOR & PUBLISHER Fight For the Floor.................................... 5 Along Publishers’ Row............................ 28 Charles N. Brown Hubbard Dekalogy.................................... 5 Magazines Received -- January.............. 43 "Asimov Presents" to Continue................ 5 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Books Received ~ January...................... 44 Faren C. Miller Bantam Spectra New Literary Program .... 5 Convention Listings ................................ 52 PRODUCTION ASSISTANT Writers of the Future Ceremony.............. 5 British Books -- December .................... 58 The Data File............................................. 9 Pamela F. Troy Bestsellers................................................. 66 EDITORIAL ASSISTANT Columns & Departments Index to Ads............................................. 74 Shelly Rae Clift Editorial Matters....................................... 3 Obituaries People & Publishing.................................. 7 LIBRARIAN C.L. Moore Dead ................................... 68 Trevin J. Matlock Agent’s Comer, Richard Curtis.............. 11 C.L. Moore Appreciation CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Moons & Stars & Stuff, Fritz L eiber..... 13 by Marion Zimmer Bradley................ 69 Dan Chow The Media Scene, Frank M. Robinson .. 23 Lin Carter D ies....................................... 69 Richard Curtis Locus Bulletin Board .............................. 25 Lin Carter Appreciation, by Carolyn F. Cushman Locus Letters........................................... 72 L. Sprague de Camp Karen Haber Reviews & Catherine Crook de Camp.............. 70 Fritz Leiber Locus Looks at Books, Faren Miller ..... 15 Marghanita Laski ................................... 70 Frank M. Robinson Small Wonders, Amy Thomson.............. 17 Linda Haldeman..................................... 70 Amy Thomson Locus Looks at More Books, Anthony West ......................................... 72 Tom Whitmore Tom Whitmore .................................... 19 Jim Loudon ............................................. 72 Locus Looks at More Books, Randall Garrett Appreciation Locus, ISSN-0047-4959, The Newspaper of the Carolyn Cushman ................................ 21 Science Fiction Field, is published monthly by LOCUS by Lawrence M. Janifer ...................... 72 PUBLICATIONS Editorial address: 34 Ridgewood Lane, Oakland, CA 94611; telephone (415) 339-9196. ISSUE #326 VOL 21, NO 3 MARCH 1988 Mailing Date: Feb 26,1988 Please send all mail to Locus Publications, P.O. Box 13305, Oakland, CA 94661. Individual copies are $2.95. Individual subscriptions in Editorial Matters the U.S. are $28.00 for 12 issues, $52.00 for 24 issues via second class mail. Individual subscriptions in Welcome to another giant-size issue of Lo­ years, it’s now very hard to lead the balloting Canada are $32.00 for 12 issues, $59.00 for 24 issues cus. This is the largest issue ever — and we still with a new book. Three of the top 5 prelimi­ via second class mail. First class individual subscrip­ tions in the U.S. or Canada are $40.00 for 12 issues, have material left over! We decided to raise nary novel nominees were 1986 hardcovers. $75.00 for 24 issues. Individual overseas subscrip­ the price with this issue instead of the next one. The Philip K. Dick novel was a 1985 hardcover. tions are $32.00 for 12 issues, $59.00 for 24 issues via We will accept subscriptions or renewals we sea mail. Individual subscriptions to Europe or South The Geoff Ryman novella is from 1984! Even­ America via air mail are $50.00 for 12 issues, $90.00 receive at the old price up until March 15, but tually, a book several years old will win the for 24 issues. Individual subscriptions to Australia, we need to have them in hand on that date. Nebula, which will become an award for best Asia, or Africa via air mail are $55.00 for 12 issues, $100.00 for 24 issues. Institutional subscriptions are Afterward, they will be prorated. When Locus paperback of the previous year instead of best $3.00 extra per year. Make all checks payable to started 20 years ago, it was a single sheet of book. I hope SFWA goes back to the original Locus Publications. All subscriptions, including mimeographed paper. It cost a dollar for rules soon. The awards may lose their impor­ Canadian, are payable directly in U.S. funds only. Overseas checks must be drawn on a U.S. bank and twleve issues. Next issue is our 20th Anniver­ tance if they’re for older books or stories. include computer encoding numbers at bottom. When sary issue. I still don’t know if there will be CORRECTIONS converting from second class to first class delivery, anything special in it — there hasn’t been time please convert all remaining issues on your present On page 36 of the November issue, we subscription ($1.00 per issue). The number after your to plan anything. Just getting the magazine out misidentified Chuck Harris as Vincent Clarke. name on the mailing label is that of the last issue on takes up all our time. Also, the February “People and Publishing” your present subscription. We do not send notices when subscriptions are about to expire. If you change NEW REVIEWERS implies that Chelsea House laid off its entire your address, please notify us immediately. Second Our new short fiction reviewer will be Mark editorial department. It should have said the class mail is not usually forwarded. It is either returned R. Kelly, who has been doing our annual entire Library of Literary Criticism editorial or destroyed. We subtract one issue from your sub­ scription for each returned copy. We keep expired recommended list for 10 years. Semi-profes- department. The Clarke/Pierce photo on page addresses on file for one year, so tell us if your sional, small press, and fanzine fiction maga­ 5 last issue should have been credited to Hec­ subscription is a renewal or completely new. zines should be sent to him at 18650 Hatteras tor Ekanayake. Finally, Forry Ackerman has British Subscription Agent: #208, Tarzana CA 91356. Remember, you noted elsewhere that he only netted $75,000 on Fantast (Medway) Ltd. P.O. Box 23, Upwell must also send a copy to Locus for data listing the big auction described in the January issue, Wisbech, CAMBS PE14 9BU and indexing. despite a much larger gross. Much of the Japanese Subscription Agent: Carolyn Cushman is back by popular de­ material was not his, and he passed on the Takumi Shibano mand as a fantasy reviewer. No one ever money to the owners. The auction was not a 700 Ninomiya Ninomiya-machi Naka-gun Kanagawa-ken escapes Locus. success as far as he was concerned. 259-01 Japan NEBULA PRELIMINARY BALLOT MAILING HELP Subscriptions accepted at current exchange rate. Sometime in the last couple of years, the For a change, the February issue arrived a Display advertising rates on request. Booksellers dis­ Nebula eligibility rules were changed so au­ day earlier than scheduled. Mailing help was counts available. For information call (415) 339-9198. thors could withdraw editions instead of early provided by Dan Chow, Carolyn Cushman, We take no responsibility for unsolicited submissions. versions or badly edited texts. It has led to Dave Clark, Russ Elliott, Joan Gaustad, Roy Contents copyright © 1988 by Locus Publications. many writers withdrawing hardcovers in favor Torley, Paul Clift, and the staff, plus Karen Joy Second class postage paid at Oakland, California. Postmaster: Send address changes to Locus Publi­ of future paperbacks. Since the Nebula nomi­ Fowler -- a day late, but not her fault. I missed cations, P.O. Box 13305, Oakland, CA 94661. nations have been carried over into the future calling her. -C.N. Brown LOCUS March 1988 / 3.
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