Interzone (40 results)

Condition: Magazine, Fine. London: Interzone:, 2016. Magazine, Fine, 96 pp. Cover artwork by: Vincent Sammy New science fiction and fantasy stories. Vincent Sammy (illustrator).

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Light crease, a NF/Fine copy. First edition. No 72 (June, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short piece, ''Project For A Glossary Of The 20th Century''.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 37 (July, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 32 (November/December, 1989).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 44 (February, 1991).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 33 (January/February, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 40 (October, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 46 (April 1991).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 31 (September/October, 1989).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 58 (April, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short story ''The Message From Mars''.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 30 (July/August, 1989). Includes ''The Enormous Space'' by J. G. Ballard.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 56 (February, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short short story ''A Guide To Virtual Death''.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 53 (November 1991). Includes J. G. Ballard's short short story ''Neil Armstrong Remembers His Journey To The Moon''.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. No 6 (Winter, 1983/1984). The first few issues were edited by a committee of eight people, though by no 13 this had been reduced to two (David Pringle and Simon Ounsley), and by no 25 David Pringle alone. Laid in is a compliments slip with a handwritten note from David Pringle/''Dear Rob, take pity on a poor struggling magazine with a printer and 12 hungry writers to feed. Your sub expired with no 4. Any chance of a renewal? Or a story? David Pringle''.…

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 14 (Winter 1985/1986) issue. Great front cover art by Pete Lyon (the original is hanging up in our hallway, bought nearly 40 years ago at a UK Eastercon).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 27 (January/February, 1989. Includes J. G. Ballards's ''My 'Ten Best' SF Movies''.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 15 (Spring, 1986). Includes ''The Winter Market'' by William Gibson.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 29 (May/June, 1989). Includes an interview by Colin Greenland with Michael Moorcock.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 17 (Autumn 1986).

Slick Magazine. Condition: NF/Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 22 (Winter 1987). Includes an interview with J. G. Ballard.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 18 (Winter 1986/1987).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 24 (Summer 1988).

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 11 (Spring, 1985) of long-running UK sf magazine The first few issues were edited by a committee of eight people, though by no 13 this had been reduced to two (David Pringle and Simon Ounsley), and by no 25 David Pringle alone.

Slick Magazine. Condition: Fine (unread) copy. First edition. Fourth issue (Spring 1983) of long-running UK sf magazine: new stories by Angela Carter, Josephine Saxton and others. The first few issues were edited by a committee of eight people, though by no 13 this had been reduced to two (David Pringle and Simon Ounsley), and by no 25 David Pringle alone.…