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Future Fiction, March 1940

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Charles D. HornigThomas S. GardnerJames V. TaurasiEdmond HamiltonJack WilliamsonJohn CottonIsaac AsimovFrederick Arnold Kummer Jr.1 editions

Isles of the Blest - novella by Frederic Arnold Kummer, Jr. Future Facts - essay by Charles D. Hornig Interplanetary Graveyard - short story by Edmond Hamilton After Doomsday - novelette by John Russell Fearn [as by John Cotton] As in the Beginning - short story by Jack Williamson Fantasy Times Number One, March 1940 - essay by James V. Taurasi Ring Around the Sun - short story by Isaac Asimov Esperanto - Peace to the World! - essay by Charles D. Hornig Letters from Readers (Future Fiction, March 1940) - essay by Charles D. Hornig Letter - essay by Isaac Asimov Letter - essay by Thomas S. Gardner

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