The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 8, April 1989, Vol. 1, No. 8)
Contents:
1 • "On High" • David Langford
1 • "Two Centuries of Women's Supernatural Stories" • Jessica Amanda Salmonson
2 • Avon Books full-page ad
4 • Gordon Van Gelder on Steve Erickson's Tours of the Black Clock
5 • "More Flowers for Algernon" • Paul Williams
6 • Paul Press on Fred Alan Wolf's Parallel Universes: The Search for Other Worlds
8 • Read This • Diana L. Paxson
9 • "Neither the Beginning Nor the End of Structuralism, Post-Structuralism, Semiotics, or Deconstruction for SF Readers: An Introduction" (pt. 3) • Samuel R. Delany
11 • "The Lost Audience: 100,000 Readers Just Like Her" • Rebecca Ore
12 • "An Interview with Theodore Sturgeon" (pt. 2) • David G. Hartwell
13 • Thrust Review one-third page ad
15 • Joan Gordon on Gene Wolfe's There Are Doors
16 • "Is Science Fiction Just Tabloid Futurism? or The Great Untapped Market" • Thomas A. Easton
17 • Jennifer K. Stevenson on John Crowley's Aegypt
19 • Susan Palwick on K. W. Jeter's In the Land of the Dead
20 • Bryan Cholfin on R. A. Lafferty's My Heart Leaps Up
21 • Greg Cox on Lewis Shiner's Deserted Cities of the Heart
21 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
22 • Lee Ballentine Letter of Comment
22 • Rebecca Ore Letter of Comment: Science Fiction Poetry
22 • L. W. Currey Bibliography of Evangeline Walton Ensley
23 • Tor Books full-page ad
24 • Editorial: "1988 Recalled"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 11, July 1989, Vol. 1, No. 11)
Contents:
1 •"Universal Principles of Operation" (pt. 1) • Alexei and Cory Panshin
1 • "The New Generation Gap: A Study of SF Writers' Ages of Professional Entry into the Science Fiction Field for Six Decades of SF" • Kathryn Cramer
2 • Tor Books full-page ad
6 • Greg Cox on Bram Stoker's The Jewel of Seven Stars; Charles L. Grant's The Long Night of the Grave; and Anne Rice's The Mummy, or Ramses the Damned
7 • Read This • Michael P. Kube-McDowell
9 • Read This • Rebecca Ore
11 • William M. Schuyler, Jr. on Paul Park's Sugar Rain
12 • "A Modest Disposal" Being A Dissertation on the Unbearable Hucksterism of Liteness" • J. Maxwell Young
13 • Read This • Peter Heck
15 • "Never Going Home: Failed Fantasy Logic in Kathleen Sidney's Michael and the Magic Man and Robert Irwin's The Limits of Vision " • Susan Palwick
16 • Read This • Amy Thomson
17 •Jeffrey V. Yule on Ian McDonald's Out on Blue Six
18 •"Deconstructing the Starships" • Gwyneth Jones
19 • "Patrick McGoohan is Hiding: A Review of Brazil" • Lenny Bailes
20 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
21 • Ben Bova Letter of Comment
21 • John Boston Letter of Comment
21 • Martha Soukup Letter of Comment
21 • Rebecca Ore Letter of Comment: Mike Resnik's "Kirinyaga"
22 • Mike Resnick Letter of Comment
23 • L. W. Currey bibliography of George Oliver Smith
24 • Editorial: "Parking Thieves of Tor!"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 12, August 1989, Vol. 1, No. 12)
Contents:
1 •"Striking a Balance: Robert Silverberg's Lord of Darkness, Dying Inside and Others" • Robert Killheffer
1 • "Universal Principles of Operation" (pt. 2)• Alexei and Cory Panshin
2 • Avon Books full-page ad
7 • Read This • Pat Cadigan
9 • Jim Young Sketch of John W. Campbell, Jr
10 • Susan Palwick on Ray Bradbury's The Toynbee Convector
11 • Greg Cox on Allen Steele's Orbital Decay
13 • Read This • David Brin
14 • "The Amateur Demographer Goes to the Bookstore"• Michael Swanwick
Generational Saga: Responses to Kathryn Cramer's article "The New Generation Gap"
16 • Pamela Sargent Generation Gap response
17 • Isaac Asimov Generation Gap response
17 • Hal Clement Generation Gap respons
17 • Jessica Amanda Salmonson Generation Gap response
18 • Samuel R. Delany Generation Gap response
18 • Stanley Schmidt Generation Gap
18 • Roger Zelazny Generation Gap response
18 • Michael Bishop Generation Gap response
18 • Michael Swanwick Generation Gap
18 • Bruce Sterling Generation Gap response
19 • Ursula K. Le Guin Generation Gap response
19 • Frederik Pohl Generation Gap response
19 • Ben Bova Generation Gap response
19 • Jane Yolen Generation Gap response
19 • Gene Wolfe Generation Gap response
20 • James Blaylock Generation Gap response
20 • John Brunner Generation Gap response
20 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
20 • L. E. Modesitt, Jr. on Judith Moffett's Pennterra
21 • "Drowning in the Alien: Mary Gentle's Golden Witchbreed and Ancient Light Considered as a Single Novel " • Amy Thomson
22 • Patrick Nielsen Hayden Letter of Comment
22 • John J. Pierce Letter of Comment
22 • Fred Harris Letter of Comment
22 • Rebecca Ore Letter of Comment
23 • L. W. Currey bibliographies of Katherine Anne MacLean and Robert L. Forward
24 • Editorial: "Workshops and Workshopping"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 14, October 1989, Vol. 2, No. 2)
Contents:
1 • "A New Moral Order" (pt. 1) • Alexei and Cory Panshin
1 • "Three Short Fiction Reviews" • Michael Swanwick
2 • Westercon 43 Full-page ad
5 • Paul Preuss on Jim Crace's The Gift of Stones
Generational Saga: Responses to Kathryn Cramer's article 'The New Generation Gap'
6 • Marta Randall Generation Gap response
7 • Anne D. Jordan Generation Gap response
7 • Poul Anderson Generation Gap response
7 • Kathleen L. Spencer Generation Gap response
8 • Martha Soukup Generation Gap response
8 • Jack Williamson Generation Gap response
8 • Mark McGarry Generation Gap response
9 • James Gunn Generation Gap response
9 • Rebecca Ore Generation Gap response
9 • Brian Stableford Generation Gap response
10 • F. M. Busby Generation Gap response
10 • Ian Watson Generation Gap response
11 • Andrew Weiner Generation Gap response
11 • Damian Kilby Generation Gap response
11 • Brian Aldiss Generation Gap response
14 • Read This • Phillip C. Jennings
17 • Read This • Dan Simmons
21 • Greg Cox on Tim Powers's The Stress of Her Regard
22 • Thomas E. Jackson on Tower of Birds [ed. anon.]
22 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
23 • L. W. Currey bibliography of William Gibson
24 • Editorial: "HD-20 R.I.P."
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 56, April 1993, Vol. 5, No. 8)
Contents:
1 • "The Graveyard Bash: Horror in the Sixties" • David J. Skal
1 • "Robert A. Heinlein: EPIC Crusader?"• Earl Wells
2 • Tor Books full-page ad for A Fire Upon the Deep
6 • "SF Story" • John J. Kessel
9 • Read This • Jean Mark Gawron
10 • NYRSF Readings at Dixon Place quarter-page ad
13 • Alexander Jablokov on Patricia Anthony's Cold Allies
15 • Robert Killheffer on Simon Ings's Hot Head
15 • Read This • Robert Silverberg
16 • Don Webb on Harvey Jacobs's Beautiful Soup
17 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
18 • "Aliens and the Artificial Other" • Rebecca Ore
20 • Leonard Rysdyk on Robert Reed's The Remarkables
"Six Writers in Search of a Genre"
22 • Thomas M. Disch response to "Brother from Another Planet"
22 • Gene Wolfe response to "Brother from Another Planet"
22 • Judith Moffett response to "Brother from Another Planet"
23 • Kit Reed response to "Brother from Another Planet"
23 • Gregory Benford response to "Brother from Another Planet"
23 • Brian Attebery response to "Brother from Another Planet"
24 • Editorial: "System Shock"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 61, September 1993, Vol. 6, No. 1)
Contents:
1 • "A Review of [Soetsu Yanagi's] The Unknown Craftsman for SF Writers" • Rebecca Ore
1 • "Read This: An Extended-Play Self- Indulgence" • Michael Bishop
2 • Dragon Press full-page ad
4 • Read This • Michael Blumlein
6 • Sherry Coldsmith on David Brin's Glory Season
7 • L. W. Currey quarter-page ad
9 • NYRSF Readings at Dixon Place quarter-page ad
10 • Victor Gonzalez on Samuel R. Delany's They Fly at Çiron
11 • Earl Wells on Mary Rosenblum's The Drylands
13 • Richard A. Lupoff on Robert Bloch's Once Around the Bloch
14 • Kathleen Ann Goonan on Jim Aikin's The Wall at the End of the World
15 • "Men, Women, and Writers" • Michael Swanwick
16 • Kevin Helfenbein on Neal Barrett, Jr.'s Slightly Off Center
17 • David G. Hartwell on John Clute's and Peter Nicholls's The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
18 • Bruce Holland Rogers on Larry McCaffery's (ed.) Avant-Pop: Fiction for a Daydream Nation
19 • Read This • James Tiptree, Jr. Award
20 • Jean-Louis Trudel on "The QuebÉc Scene: La Taupe et le Dragon by Jo‘l Champetier, Chronoreg by Daniel Sernine, Chroniques du Pays des Mères, by Élisabeth Vonarburg"
22 • Science Fiction Eye quarter-page ad
24 • Editorial: "Time is the Measurement of Change II"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 88, December 1995, Vol. 8, No. 4)
Contents:
1 • "Verne's Paris in the Twentieth Century: The First Science Fiction Dystopia?" • Bud Foote
1 • "'It Was A Wonderful Time': Outtakes: Kornblume: Kornbluthiana" • Mark Rich
2 • NYRSF full-page ad
5 • NYRSF Readings at Dixon Place 1/8th page ad
11 • Gwyneth Jones on Kate Wilhelm's A Flush of Shadows
12 • "French SF and SF in French: A Primer" • Jean-Louis Trudel
13 • Read This • Patrick O'Leary
15 • "The First Time" • Rebecca Ore
17 • Tom Piccirilli on Scott Baker's Ancestral Hungers
18 • "Missile Toe" • John Del Gaizo
21 • Candas Jane Dorsey on William Browning Spencer's Zod Wallop
24 • Editorial: "Good Looking"
The New York Review of Science Fiction
(Issue 104, April 1997, Vol. 9, No. 8)
Contents:
1 • "Fafhrd and Fritz" • Bruce Byfield
1 •"Who Killed Science Fiction?" • A Spectrum of Responses
6 • Haruki Murakami's Dance, Dance, Dance, reviewed by Paul Preuss
7 • Deborah Christian's Mainline, reviewed by Rob Errera
10 • F. Brett Cox recommends short fiction
12 • "Was 1950s Science Fiction Ever Escape?" • Rebecca Ore
15 • "The Politics of Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age" • Jan Berrien Berends
17 • Brian C. Wilson reveals who really killed science fiction
20 • Damien Broderick's The White Abacus, reviewed by Gwyneth Jones
21 • William Hope Hodgson's The House on the Borderland and Terrors of the Sea, reviewed by Darrell Schweitzer
22 • Marc Laidlaw's The Third Force: A Novel of Gadget, reviewed by Michael M. Levy
24 • Editorial