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GALAXY 1969,January

Tight / square. Age tanning is definitely less than average for its vintage. No stamps, marks or writing.

Galaxy Science Fiction: January 1969 Volume 28, Number 1
Illustrations by Reese, Blakely, Jack Gaughan. Cover by Gray Morrow (for "Foeman, Where Do You Flee?")

Novelettes: "Foeman, Where Do You Flee?" by Ben Bova (incorporated into As On A Darkling Plain)
"Paramutuel Planet" by James Tiptree, Jr. [also titled "Faithful to Thee, Terra, In Our Own Fashion"]
"Dunderbird" by Harlan Ellison & Keith Laumer [this is the version with Ellison's ending; Laumer's ending was used in an appearance in Knight magazine]
"The Organleggers" by Larry Niven [a "Gil the ARM / Known Space" story; later titled "Death By Ecstasy" / one of my all-time favorites by anybody - I highly, highly recommend this!]

Story: "Welcome Centaurians" by Ted Thomas

Non-fact: "The Thing-of-the-Month Clubs" by John Brunner

Science: "For Your Information: The Written Word" by Willy Ley

Edited by Frederik Pohl. Judy-Lynn Benjamin is Associate Editor; Book Reviews by Algis Budrys. Jack Gaughan's illustrations ("Dunderbird" and "The Organleggers") are up to his usual high standard - this year he will win "best professional artist" Hugo for the 3rd year in a row.


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