Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazines Used by Jack Vance

Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazines Used by Jack Vance with Abbreviations

Amazing Science Fiction-1972-2005, was Amazing Stories-AmSF

Amazing Stories-1926-1972, changed to Amazing Science Fiction-AmS

Astounding Science Fiction-1939-1960-ASF

Astonishing Stories-1940-1943-AS

Avon Fantasy Reader-1947-1952-AFR

Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader-1947-1953-ASFFR

Cosmos Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine-1953-1954-CSFFM

Fantastic-1952-1980-Fan

Fantastic Science Fiction-Fantasy-1952-1980, AKA: “Fantastic”-FSFF

Fantastic Stories of Imagination-1960-1965-FSI

Fantastic Universe-1953-1960-FU

Future Science Fiction-1939-1954-FSF

Galaxy/Galaxy Science Fiction/Galaxy Magazine-1950-1980-GSF

Impulse-1966-1967-IMP

Infinity Science Fiction-1955-1958-ISF

Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction-1949-2021-MFSF

Malcolm's Mystery Magazine-1954?-MMM

Marvel Science Stories-1938-1952-MSS

New Worlds Science Fiction-1946-1997-NWSF

Orbit Science Fiction-1953-1954-OSF

Other Worlds Science Stories-1949-1957-OWSS

Planet Stories-1939-1955-PS

Rhodomagnetic Digest-1951-1962-RD

Saturn-1957-1965-Sat

Space Science Fiction Magazine-1957-SSFM

Star Science Fiction Stories-1953-1959-StarSFS

Startling Stories-1939-1955-SS

Super Science Fiction-1956-1959-SSF

Super Science Stories-1940-1951-SSS

Thrilling Wonder Stories-1936-1954-TWS

Vortex Science Fiction-1953-VSF

Weird Tales-1923-2014-WT

Worlds Beyond-1950-1951-WB

 

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