Astounding Science Fiction, October 1943 (Vol. XXXII, No. 2) By John W. Campbell Jr.
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October 1943 The Analytical Laboratory essay by The Editor30 Tidal Waves essay by Malcolm Jameson32 Tidal Waves interior artwork by Hall39 Fifty Million Monkeys novella by Raymond F Jones44 Fifty Million Monkeys interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 53 Fifty Million Monkeys 2 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 62 Fifty Million Monkeys 3 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 75 Fifty Million Monkeys 4 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 83 Paradox Lost short story by Fredric Brown86 Paradox Lost interior artwork by Frank Kramer as by F Kramer 91 Paradox Lost 2 interior artwork by Frank Kramer as by F Kramer 95 The Proud Robot Gallegher Henry Kuttner novelette by Henry Kuttner as by Lewis Padgett 99 The Proud Robot interior artwork by Frank Kramer as by F Kramer 107 The Proud Robot 2 interior artwork by Frank Kramer as by F Kramer 112 The Proud Robot 3 interior artwork by Frank Kramer as by F Kramer 118 Willie short story by Frank Belknap Long121 Willie interior artwork by Alfred128 Symbiotica Jay Score Marathon 3 novelette by Eric Frank Russell131 Symbiotica interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 136 Symbiotica 2 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 143 Symbiotica 3 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 150 Symbiotica 4 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 162 In Times to Come Astounding.
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6 Concentration Editorial Astounding essay by John W Campbell Jr as by The Editor 9 The Storm Mixed Men novelette by A E van Vogt16 The Storm interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 25 The Storm 2 interior artwork by Paul Orban as by Orban 29 The Analytical Laboratory August 1943 Astounding October 1943 In Times to Come Astounding essay by The Editor Astounding Science Fiction October 1943 Vol XXXII No 2 
John Wood Campbell Jr was an influential figure in American science fiction As editor of Astounding Science Fiction later called Analog Science Fiction and Fact from late 1937 until his death he is generally credited with shaping the so called Golden Age of Science Fiction Isaac Asimov called Campbell the most powerful force in science fiction ever and for the first ten years of his editorship he dominated the field completely As a writer Campbell published super science space opera under his own name and moody less pulpish stories as Don A Stuart He stopped writing fiction after he became editor of Astounding Known Pseudonyms Alternate Names n Don A Stuart nKarl van CampenJohn CampbellJ W C. Kindle Astounding Science Fiction, October 1943 copper E van Vogt started out slow with a passe style but got a little better gradually when an alien man and his enemy a human woman get stranded together on a desolate world not as interesting as it sounds I d only give it 2 or 3 stars Fifty Million Monkeys by Raymond F Jones was much better about a team of scientists trying to solve a dangerous space drive problem with trial and error methods multiplied by a precursor of an A. Book Astounding Science Fiction, October 1943 bookpedia I machine though it got a little stodgy in a few spots 4 stars Paradox Lost by Fredric Brown is a funny story of a student pulled into another dimension or something as he day dreams through his professor s boring lecture Very amusing and well written 5 stars The Proud Robot by Lewis Padgett Henry Kuttner was also very funny but didn t sustain the humorous tone as well as Paradox Lost so 4 stars Willie by Frank Belknap Long about a time traveler returning to his city of origin to find it inhabited by savages and robots was even worse than The Storm in my humble opinion 1. Astounding Science Fiction, October 1943books 5 2 stars The best was saved for last in Symbotica by Eric Frank Russell featuring his regular android character Jay Score with a crew investigating a planet near Rigel They get embroiled with natives and hostile vegetation It s a very well written readable suspenseful first contact story 5 stars I give the whole issue 3. Astounding Science Fiction, October 1943v2 E van VogtFifty Million Monkeys by Raymond F JonesThe Proud Robot by Lewis PadgettSymbiotica by Eric Frank RussellParadox Lost by Fredric BrownWillie by Frank Belknap LongTidal Waves nonfiction by Malcolm JamesonI found all but one of these pretty good and it s interesting to see how pulp writers 70 years ago treated subjects like space travel and robots Even the one I thought was pretty bad Symbiotica was unintentionally funny Part of this was due to the use of 1940s slang most of which I could understand from old movies and context English
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