Tag: Poul Anderson
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction – September, 1956 (Featuring “Operation Afreet”, by Poul Anderson) [Frank Kelly Freas]
Unlike the majority of science fiction (and fantasy) magazines of the 40s and 50s, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction eschewed interior art. The issue of September, 1956 was an exception to this policy, featuring two illustrations – below – by Frank Kelly Freas, which accompanied Poul Anderson’s tale “Operation Afreet”.
The third illustration is an allegorical image created by the unknown artist “H.M.”
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(Page 37)
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The Best of Poul Anderson, Edited by Barry N. Malzberg – 1976 [Mara McAfee]
Contents
The Longest Voyage, from Analog Science Fact – Fiction, December, 1960
The Barbarian, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, May, 1956
The Last of the Deliverers, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February, 1958
My Object All Sublime, from Galaxy Magazine, June, 1961
Sam Hall, from Astounding Science Fiction, August, 1953
Kyrie, from The Farthest Reaches (book), August, 1968
The Fatal Fulfillment, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March, 1970
Hiding Place, from Analog Science Fact – Fiction, March, 1961
The Sky People, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March, 1959
Astounding Science Fiction – January, 1950 (Featuring “The Xi Effect”, by Philip Latham) [Chesley Bonestell]
Illustration by Jack Gaughan, for Poul Anderson’s story “Gypsy” (p. 66)
Illustration by Hubert Rogers, for Isaac Asimov’s story “…And Now You Don’t” (p. 139)
Astounding Science Fiction – June, 1955 (Featuring “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole) [Frank Kelly Freas]
Illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost, for “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole (p. 8).
Illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost, for “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole (p. 19).
Illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost, for “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole (p. 28).
Illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost, for “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole (p. 37).
Illustration by Alexander Leydenfrost, for “Final Weapon”, by Everett B. Cole (p. 46).
Illustration by Richard Van Dongen for “The Guardians”, by Irving Cox, Jr. (p. 53).
Illustration by Richard Van Dongen for “Shock Absorber”, by E.G. Von Wald (p. 67).
Illustration by Frank Kelly Freas for “The Long Way Home” (Part III of IV), by Poul Anderson (p. 134).
Illustration by Frank Kelly Freas for “The Long Way Home” (Part III of IV), by Poul Anderson (p. 147).