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Tesseract, v. 2, issue 1, January 1937
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10 tesseract air had died to a fraction of its former self. Two days later Jones and Gardner, equipped with stratosphere ascent suits, stood near the now silent ring of faint luminescence - the world was dead except for them. Jones stared moodily at the space inside the ring and, without a backward glance, he stepped forward into the ring and vanished. With a gasp Gardner sought to grab his friend but failed. He paused, turned - and with a wave to the bleak lifeless world he wheeled and plunged into the unknown.... end (Editor's note. We would like to have Mr. Leadabrand and our other SFAA beginning writers work out a sequel to this story. You have the start - now continue. The best sequel submitted will receive a copy of the serial "Terror Out Of Space" excerpted from "Amazing Stories". Entries must be postmarked before Feb. 19th.) SCIENCE FICTION RETAIL LIBRARY For SFAA members only. These prices do NOT include postage. The member may send us the postage upon receipt of the magazines. Stock on hand: With covers - Amazings: Mar. 1929, 12¢; Dec. 1932. 11¢. Astoundings: May 1932. 12¢; Jun. 1935, 10¢; Nov. 1932, 13¢; Mar. 1933, 12¢; Nov. 1933, 12¢; Apr. 1934, 11¢; Aug. 1934, 10¢; Wonder: Aug. 1933, 12¢; Aug. 1936, 10¢; A.S.Q. Fall 1932, 13¢. Witch's Tales: Nov. 1936, 10¢; Hard-boiled: (story by S.P. Meek) Nov. 1936, 10¢. Interlude: (contains s-f story) Dec. 1935, 10¢. With torn covers: Amazing: May 1934, 12¢; Wonder, Jun. 1931, 12¢. Without covers- Amazings: Feb. 1928, 13¢; Apr. 1928, 13¢; Apr. 1929, 12¢; May 1930, 11¢; Dec. 1930, 10¢; Jul. 1931, 13¢; Dec. 1931, 10¢; Jan. 1933, 10¢; Feb. 1933, 11¢; Mar. 1933, 11¢; Jun. 1934, 10¢. Astounding- Jun. 1932, 8¢. Science Wonder: Jun. 1929, 20¢. Air Wonder- Jul. 1929, 20¢. A.S.Q. Winter 1930, 20¢. "Through the Air to the North Pole" by Roy Rockwood, 25¢. Science Fiction Excerpts- 5¢ each. The Polar Light-Ray Cummings; The Glow-Worm Flower- Stanton A. Coblentz; Riches for Pluto- Coblentz; The Radio Mind Ray- Coblentz; Beyond the Spectrum- Arthur Leo Zagat; The Time Jumpers- Phil Nowlan; A Job of Blending- Victor Endersby. The Reader Chooses --- Tesseract wishes to present each month an accurate, tabulated survey of the best liked stories for each month. To assist us in making this survey we ask you to send us your choice for the best story in each s-f magazine. Favorites this month are: Astounding Stories -December The Incredible Invasion -Murray Leinster World of Purple Light- W. Van Lorne Thrilling Wonder Stories-February Black Fog- Donald Wandrei He Who Masters Time- J. Harvey Haggard Summary of 1936 Best magazine- Astounding Stories Best Editor- F. Orlin Tremaine Favorite Stories- Uncertainty-(Oct. and Dec. Amazing) by John W. Campbell, Jr. The Incredible Invasion-(Aug. to Dec. Astounding) by Murray Leinster The Brink of Infinity-(Dec. Wonder) by Stanley 0. Weinbaum Infinity Zero- (Oct. Astounding) by Donald Wandrei The Time Entity-(Oct. Astounding) by Eando Binder The Isotope Men- (Jan. Astounding) by Nat Schachner Best issues- December Astounding December Amazing February Wonder Most Consistently Best Authors- Donald Wandrei Nat Schachrner Eando Binder Summary of Tesseract Favorite Stories- The Invisible Menace-(December) by Raymond Van Houten Devolution - (November) by Robert A Madle Fall to the Moon- (June) by Harold Gibson Favorite features- Francisconia - C.H. Bloomer Jr. Authorsophy - Louis C. Smith Paragraphs from the Pleides by Arthur R. Mink SUBSCRIBE TO TESSERACT!
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10 tesseract air had died to a fraction of its former self. Two days later Jones and Gardner, equipped with stratosphere ascent suits, stood near the now silent ring of faint luminescence - the world was dead except for them. Jones stared moodily at the space inside the ring and, without a backward glance, he stepped forward into the ring and vanished. With a gasp Gardner sought to grab his friend but failed. He paused, turned - and with a wave to the bleak lifeless world he wheeled and plunged into the unknown.... end (Editor's note. We would like to have Mr. Leadabrand and our other SFAA beginning writers work out a sequel to this story. You have the start - now continue. The best sequel submitted will receive a copy of the serial "Terror Out Of Space" excerpted from "Amazing Stories". Entries must be postmarked before Feb. 19th.) SCIENCE FICTION RETAIL LIBRARY For SFAA members only. These prices do NOT include postage. The member may send us the postage upon receipt of the magazines. Stock on hand: With covers - Amazings: Mar. 1929, 12¢; Dec. 1932. 11¢. Astoundings: May 1932. 12¢; Jun. 1935, 10¢; Nov. 1932, 13¢; Mar. 1933, 12¢; Nov. 1933, 12¢; Apr. 1934, 11¢; Aug. 1934, 10¢; Wonder: Aug. 1933, 12¢; Aug. 1936, 10¢; A.S.Q. Fall 1932, 13¢. Witch's Tales: Nov. 1936, 10¢; Hard-boiled: (story by S.P. Meek) Nov. 1936, 10¢. Interlude: (contains s-f story) Dec. 1935, 10¢. With torn covers: Amazing: May 1934, 12¢; Wonder, Jun. 1931, 12¢. Without covers- Amazings: Feb. 1928, 13¢; Apr. 1928, 13¢; Apr. 1929, 12¢; May 1930, 11¢; Dec. 1930, 10¢; Jul. 1931, 13¢; Dec. 1931, 10¢; Jan. 1933, 10¢; Feb. 1933, 11¢; Mar. 1933, 11¢; Jun. 1934, 10¢. Astounding- Jun. 1932, 8¢. Science Wonder: Jun. 1929, 20¢. Air Wonder- Jul. 1929, 20¢. A.S.Q. Winter 1930, 20¢. "Through the Air to the North Pole" by Roy Rockwood, 25¢. Science Fiction Excerpts- 5¢ each. The Polar Light-Ray Cummings; The Glow-Worm Flower- Stanton A. Coblentz; Riches for Pluto- Coblentz; The Radio Mind Ray- Coblentz; Beyond the Spectrum- Arthur Leo Zagat; The Time Jumpers- Phil Nowlan; A Job of Blending- Victor Endersby. The Reader Chooses --- Tesseract wishes to present each month an accurate, tabulated survey of the best liked stories for each month. To assist us in making this survey we ask you to send us your choice for the best story in each s-f magazine. Favorites this month are: Astounding Stories -December The Incredible Invasion -Murray Leinster World of Purple Light- W. Van Lorne Thrilling Wonder Stories-February Black Fog- Donald Wandrei He Who Masters Time- J. Harvey Haggard Summary of 1936 Best magazine- Astounding Stories Best Editor- F. Orlin Tremaine Favorite Stories- Uncertainty-(Oct. and Dec. Amazing) by John W. Campbell, Jr. The Incredible Invasion-(Aug. to Dec. Astounding) by Murray Leinster The Brink of Infinity-(Dec. Wonder) by Stanley 0. Weinbaum Infinity Zero- (Oct. Astounding) by Donald Wandrei The Time Entity-(Oct. Astounding) by Eando Binder The Isotope Men- (Jan. Astounding) by Nat Schachner Best issues- December Astounding December Amazing February Wonder Most Consistently Best Authors- Donald Wandrei Nat Schachrner Eando Binder Summary of Tesseract Favorite Stories- The Invisible Menace-(December) by Raymond Van Houten Devolution - (November) by Robert A Madle Fall to the Moon- (June) by Harold Gibson Favorite features- Francisconia - C.H. Bloomer Jr. Authorsophy - Louis C. Smith Paragraphs from the Pleides by Arthur R. Mink SUBSCRIBE TO TESSERACT!
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