Extrapolation (Volume 11 Number 2 - May 1970): A Science-Fiction Newsletter

Thomas D. Clareson (Editor)

Published by Department of English, The College of Wooster, Ohio, Wooster, Ohio, 1970

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Offered is the May 1970 issue of "Extrapolation: A Science-Fiction Newsletter" (Volume 11 Number 2) edited by Thomas D. Clareson and published by the Department of English, The College of Wooster, Ohio. A left-stapled publication now with blue covers and professionally printed, measuring 8-1/2" by 11" and containing 58 pages including front and rear covers, with 54 internal pages (the text is now printed on both sides of paper). The Contents are: Table of Contents (1 page, with blank verso); The Launching Pad (editor's opening notes, 2 pages); The Genesis of 'Stand on Zanzibar' and Digressions by John Brunner (10 pages; as stated, "This paper grows out of the 1969 meeting of the Seminar on Science Fiction, Denver, 29 December, 1969"); Significant Themes in the Criticism of Soviet Science Fiction to 1965 by Darko Suvin (9 pages with Bibliography; as stated, "Paper read at the First Annual Conference on the Bibliography of Science Fiction, Columbia University, 1 March 1969"); As I Knew Hugo [Gernsback] by Jack Williamson (3 pages); An Annotated Bibliography of Critical Writings Dealing with Science Fiction (First Installment) by Thomas D. Clareson (28 pages; in author order, the categories are: Books and Pamphlets; Periodicals; The European Scene; with textual comments on Poland and Germany). Front cover lightly sunned along edge areas. Seller Inventory # 013684

Bibliographic Details

Title: Extrapolation (Volume 11 Number 2 - May 1970...

Publisher: Department of English, The College of Wooster, Ohio, Wooster, Ohio

Publication Date: 1970

Binding: Magazine

Condition: Fine

Edition: 1st Edition