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Locus Publications, Oakland, CA, USA. Featuring book reviews, convention reports, interviews, lists of forthcoming American and British books, people & publishing news, photos, adverts, letters and more. Absent from some issues, columns include Fritz Leiber's MOONS & STARS & STUFF, Richard Curtis's AGENT'S CORNER, Norman Spinrad's STAYIN' ALIVE and Amy Thomson on short fiction and Frank M Robinson on the Media Scene. Most copies are in FINE OR BETTER condition, though the occasional one may be about fine or near fine. Some - but very few - copies may have titles in the forthcoming books section marked with a highlighter. PLEASE NOTE: Postage to destinations outside the UK is higher than quoted. The zines bear UK address labels with UK stamps============= Philip K Dick obituary with appreciations from Roger Zelazny. Fred Pohl, Ursula K Le Guin, John Brunner, Brian Aldiss, Robert Silverberg, Damon Knight, Avram Davidson Poul Anderson, Paul Williams. INTERZONE magazine is launched in the UK. Reviews of Forbidden Sanctuary (Richard Bowker), The delicate dependency: A novel of the vampire life (Michael Talbot),THE ROBOT WHO LOOKED LIKE ME (Robert Sheckley), CRystal singer (Anne McCaffrey), Eyas (Crawford Killian), Pawn of prophecy (David Eddings), The Beast (Robert Stallman) and many more. Stephen King's "The Gunslinger" (Dark Tower 1) is published by Donald Grant. The trade edition is $20, the signed/limited $60 - a fraction of what they fetch nowadays. Obituary of British sf author Edmund Cooper, who died aged 55. Between 1954 and 1980, Edmund Cooper published thirty novels and collections. None of his books appear to be in print. Cooper's "A Far sunset", was the first science fiction novel I read, and I liked it. But for Cooper, it is unlikely that I would have read other sf novels.
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