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Cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Ted Bohus. Stories and art by Tony Earnshaw, Denis Meikle, Marcus Hearn, Alan Wightman, David Taylor, David Williams, Simon Rowson, Constantine Nasr, Stuart Hall, Dan Gallagher, Jr., Nigel Stock, Susan Cowie, Tom Jahnson, Robin Herford, Adrian Rawlins, Andy English, Susan Hill, Simon Oakes, Daniel Radcliffe and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A look at Hammer Films' first horror film since the 1970s, The Woman in Black. Featuring interviews with actor Daniel Radcliffe (of Harry Potter fame), as well as Hammer CEO Simon Oakes, and Susan Hill, author of The Woman in Black. Also, a tribute to actor Jimmy Sangster. Daniel Radcliffe Talks About The Woman in Black; Ghosts of the Future Past – The Woman in Black and the Return of Hammer; A Story of Haunting and Evil; Where We Are Now; Interview with Simon Oakes; Interview with Susan Hill; Interview with Adrian Rawlins; I Do Not See a Young Woman; Interview with Robin Herford; Lunches with Jimmy; British Character Actors 2; It Started as a Joke. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Jeff Preston. Back cover by Mark Maddox. Stories and art by Justin Humphreys, Lem Kitaj, Sam Irvin, Alan Wightman, David Taylor, Derek Botelho, Dennis Lynch, Denis Meikle, David DelValle, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Richard Klemensen, Constantine Nasr, John Cebollero, Lee Copeland, Frank Dietz, Gary Fellows, Dan Gallagher, Murad Gumen, Justin Humphreys, Mark Maddox, Constantine Nasr, Shane Ivan Oakley, James OBarr, Adrian Salmon, Mike Schneider, Neil Vokes, Dean Ormston, Paul Watts, Valli Kemp, Fred Olen Ray, Frank Darabont, Tim Burton and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A centenary tribute to horror legend Vincent Price, featuring interviews with directors Tim Burton and Frank Darabont, co-star Valli Kemp, and B-movie legend Fred Olen Ray. Extensive coverage of the Dr. Phibes films. Also, a profile of production designer Brian Eatwell, and art by Crow creator James OBarr. The Kind of Fiend That Wins: The Making of The Abominable Dr. Phibes; Vulnavia #1: Not Introducing Virginia North; Abandoning the Obvious; A Date With Dr. Phibes; The Unphilmed Phibes; Dr. Phibes Regrets: He Is Unable to Lunch Today, Madam!; The Sting's in the Tale!; Vulnavia #2: Valli Kemp; Biederbecks River of No Return; Fiona Fatale. 8-in. x 11-in., 104 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Bruce Timm. Back cover by Shana Bilbrey. Stories and art by Denis Meikle, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Adrian Salmon, Peter Arne, Milovan and Serena Weber, Judson Kinberg, Wilbur Stark, Domini Blythe, Lalla Ward, John Moulder-Brown, Robert Tayman, Anthony Higgins, Robert Young and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. This issue focuses extensively on the 1971 cult classic Vampire Circus, featuring interviews with the cast and crew. Also, behind-the-scenes stories and photos. Your Children Will Die, to Give Me Back My Life!; Interviews; The Hammer Nobody Knows; Remembering James Carreras; British Actors 3. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Steve Karchin. Back cover by Mark Maddox. Stories and art by Denis Meikle, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Paul Watts, Jonathan Sothcott, David Taylor, John Hamilton, Tim Rogerson, Tim Lucas, Chris Knight, Virginia Wetherell, Shane Briant, Robert Hardy, Peter Sykes, Frank Godwin and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A look at the little-known 1972 film Demons Of The Mind. Joan Crawford's last movie, the trash classic Trog. Legendary B-movie director William Castle tries to remake a horror classic in 1963. Hammer 1971: Demons Of The Mind; Interviews; No Laughing Matter; The Making and Censorship of William Castles The Old Dark House; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: Cinefantastique. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Bruce Timm. Stories and art by Denis Meikle, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Paul Scott, Robert JE Simpson, David Williams, Lee Copeland, Bob Lizarraga, Raymond Huntley, John Forbes Robertson, Renee Glynne, Robin Stewart, Roy Ward Baker and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. An in-depth look at the legendary 1973 kung-fu vampire film produced by Hammer Films and Hong Kong's Shaw Brothers, The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires. Also, a tribute to Hammer Films producer Anthony Hinds. Black Belts vs Black Magic: The Making of The Legend of the 7 Golden Vampires; Interviews; Anthony Hinds, The Man Who Made Monsters; Hello, Old Love!: The Stage Work of Anthony Hinds After Hammer; The First/Original Hammer House of Theatre. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Mature readers. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Dan Gallagher, Jr. Stories and art by Denis Meikle, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Ted Newsom, Wayne Kinsey, John Hamilton, David Taylor, Richard Klemensen, Greg Shoemaker, David Williams, Dean Ormston, Mike Schneider, Conrad Phillips, Charles Tingwell, and Francis Matthews. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. This issue features an extensive look at Hammer's 1965 classic Dracula Prince of Darkness, including coverage of the cast reunion to record the DVD commentary. Also, set photos and coverage of the sequel to modern-day Hammer film Woman in Black; and a tribute to Terence Fisher. The Making of Dracula Prince of Darkness; Interviews; Christopher Neame; Recording Hammer Memories; Tony Dalton Remembers Terence Fisher; Dracula Back-To-Back: The Bray Sets; Hammer News; British Character Actors 5: Conrad Phillips ; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: The Japanese Fantasy Film Journal. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Neil Vokes. Stories and art by Denis Meikle, Farnham Scott, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Randall Larson, Duncan Moss, Colin Beardmore, David Soren, Kirk Henderson, Mark F. Berry, David Taylor, Richard Klemensen, George Stover, Steve Vertlieb, David Ellis, Greg Shoemaker, David Williams, Adrian Salmon, Paul Watts, Susan Penhaligon, Edwin Astley and Burt Kwouk. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A look at Hammer Films' 1961 remake of Phantom of the Opera, plus coverage of other Phantom films, including a Cary Grant Phantom film that was never made. Also, interviews with actors Burt Kwouk (The Pink Panther series) and Susan Penhaligon. Plus a profile of legendary British actor (and Batman's Alfred) Michael Gough. The Making of Hammers (1961) The Phantom of the Opera; Interviews; The Phantom of the Opera: A Musical Reminiscence; My Memories of Heather Sears (Christine); Jane Merrow; The Phantom and the Censor: A Phantom For All the Family; Michael Gough; Both Eyes Open; Prologue: The Opera Ghost; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: Black Oracle / Cinemacabre. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Fold-out cover by Jim Salvati. Stories and art by Wayne Kinsey, Christopher Neame, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, David Huckvale, Susan and Colin Cowie, Tom Johnson, David Soren, Bill Kelley, David Williams, David Taylor, Richard Klemensen, David Soren, David Robinson, Paul Watts, Veronica Carlson, Simon Ward, Robert Morris and Derek Fowlds. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. This issue focuses on the Peter Cushing incarnation of Dr. Frankenstein, "hero" of the Hammer Frankenstein series, particularly 1966s Frankenstein Created Woman and 1969s Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed. Who Am I?: The Making of Frankenstein Created Woman; Interviews; I Fancy…That I Am the Spider and You Are the Fly, Frankenstein…; The Making of Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed; Sir Christopher Lee: He May Not Have Been Who You Might Have Thought He Was; Christopher Lee Talks Dracula; British Character Actors 7: Barry Warren; Both Eyes Open; Prologue: The Opera Ghost; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: Fantastic Worlds. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Wraparound cover by Jeff Preston. Stories and art by Constantine Nasr, Christopher Neame, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Sam Irvin, Dennis Lynch, Michael Augustine Reed, Gary D. Rhodes, Kevin Shinnick, Markus Wallasvaara, Mark Maddox, David Brooks, Trevor Eve, Jan Francis, John Williams and Laurent Bouzereau. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. An in-depth look at the 1970s stage and film versions of Dracula, featuring interviews with star Frank Langella, producer Walter Mirisch, director John Badham, and screenwriter W.D. Richter. Plus a look at the director's personal scrapbooks. Also, famed film historian Laurent Bouzereau, and an interview with legendary film composer John Williams. I Am the King of My Kind: The Making of Universals 1979 Dracula; Interviews. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Adrian Salmon. Stories and art by Doug Murray, Pam Murray, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, Christopher M. O'Brien, Roy Skeggs, Michael Augustine Reed, Micah S. Harris, Tim Rogerson, Adrian Salmon, David Brooks, Trevor Eve, Suzanna Leigh, Dana Gillespie and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. An in-depth look at one of Hammer's most expensive productions, The Lost Continent. Also, a profile of monster magazine publisher Calvin Beck of Castle of Frankenstein, and an interview with Hammer producer Roy Skeggs. Plus a look at the unfinished Harryhausen-style film based on the Thongor novels. A Living Hell That Time Forgot!: Hammer's 1967 The Lost Continent; From Balloons to the Blues; Interviews; Paradise - Hammer Style; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: Castle of Frankenstein; Thank Goodness It's Only For Two Weeks!; Sword & Sorcery Productions Limited Present Lost in Lemuria; The Shadow of the Cat. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Fold-out cover by Mark Maddox. Back cover by Adrian Salmon. Stories and art by Anne Rice, Mark Gatiss, Christopher Isherwood, Don Bachardy, Roy Skeggs, Michael Augustine Reed, Micah S. Harris, Tim Rogerson, Adrian Salmon, Paul Watts, Neil D. Vokes, Leonard Whiting, Nicola Pagett, Ian Lewis, John Stoneman, Jane Seymour, David McCallum and Bruce Timm. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. An in-depth look at the 1970s TV miniseries Frankenstein: The True Story, one of the most unique productions of horror and television in that era. Featuring interviews with the stars (including Jane Seymour and David McCallum) and special essays by horror legend Anne Rice, Sherlock writer Mark Gatiss, and original screenwriters Christopher Isherwood and Don Bachardy. The Making of Frankenstein: The True Story; Interviews. 8-in. x 11-in., 116 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Shana Bilbrey. Back cover by Paul Watts. Stories and art by David Taylor, Nicolas Barbano, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, David Williams, Denis Meikle, Susan Cowie, Mike Tilley, Mike Schneider, Dan Gallagher, Jr., Catherine Schell, Kenneth Hyman and Nastassja Kinski. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A look at one of Hammer's last 1970s productions, To the Devil...a Daughter. Also, an interview with actress Nastassja Kinski of Cat People fame, and a tribute to actor Peter Sallis, who included Hammer films and Wallace & Gromit on his resume. The Road to Hell!: The Making of To the Devil...a Daughter and the Unmaking of Hammer; From Balloons to the Blues; Interviews; British Character Actors 8: Peter Sallis; Hammer: The Hyman Years!; Hammer's Final Frontier: the Making of Moon Zero Two; From Moon Zero Two to Space 1999; Moon Zero Two: or How One Boy's Dream Became a Reality. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Fold-out cover by David Brooks. Back cover by Shane Ivan Oakley. Stories and art by Chris Knight, Constantine Nasr, Bruce G. Hallenbeck, David Brooks, Denis Meikle, Paul Watts, Stewart McKissick, Rudolph Cartier, and John Carpenter. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. A look at the Quatermass horror/sci-fi films and TV series, featuring an interview with horror legend John Carpenter on the importance of the character. Also, the story of the Carreras and Hinds families and the early years of Hammer Films. We Are the Martians Now: The Making of Quatermass and the Pit; Rudolph Cartier: The Man Behind the BBC Quatermass; Quatermass Speaks!: John Carpenter on Hammer, Horror and the Importance of Bernard Quatermass; Hammer Genesis: This Is How It All Began; Marie Devereux; The Price of Candy. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Cover by Jeff Preston. Back cover by William Stout. Stories and art by Mark Wolf, Michael Augustine Reed, Richard Klemensen, Ross Plesset, Denis Meikle, Paul Watts, Neil D Vokes, John Stoneman, Robin Hawdon, Pauline Peart and Victoria Vetri. This long-running monster magazine focuses on the world of British horror films, featuring interviews with top stars and filmmakers, plus terrific art inspired by horror classics. An in-depth look at Hammer Films' follow-up to One Million Years B.C., When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth. Also, an interview with Hammer horror star Pauline Peart, and the continuing history of influential monster magazine Castle of Frankenstein. When Danforth Ruled the Earth: The Making of Hammer's Second Dinosaur Epic; Interviews; Hammer's Unmade Zeppelin vs Pterodactyls: Raiders of the Stone Ring!; The History of Castle of Frankenstein Magazine, Part 2. 8-in. x 11-in., 96 pages, B&W. Cover price $9.95.

Digital reprint of Issue #1. Little Shoppe of Horrors is a horror movie fanzine with an emphasis on England's Hammer Studios. Edited by Richard Klemensen. Issue #1 includes: AIP: A Brief Visit to the World of Monsters, A Visit with Roy Ashton, Hammer: The Home of Fantasy Films, A Review of the Curse of Frankenstein, Dracula: Legend or Reality and various film previews and reviews. Squarebound, 8-in. x 10-in., 72 pages, black and white. First issue printed June 1972.

Digital reprint of Little Shoppe of Horrors movie fanzine issue #7. Includes: Hammer's Quatermass Series by Bruce G. Hallenbeck & John McCarty; Interviews with Nigel Kneale (writer), Val Guest (Director), Barbara Shelley (Actress), Harry Robinson (music composer the Karnstein Films, etc), and Josephine Douglas (producer DRACULA A.D. 1972); Collecting Hammer; Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter; and a photo tour of Bray Studios. 72 pgs. 100 photos. June 2010.

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Cover by Ken & Tabitha Haeser with Naomi Beamer (W/A) Ken Haeser, Buz Hasson THE LIVING CORPSE'S friend LILITH has been transformed into the thing that she has always wanted to be - a blood sucking VAMPIRE! But will it be everything that she's dreamed of or will she find that the grass is always greener on the other grave? And will THE LIVING CORPSE even let her survive the experience? Also find out what happened that first night that THE LIVING CORPSE came back from the grave and took the job of keeping the dead... dead. Cover price $3.99.

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By Matt Billman & Chris Herndon What happens when two goofy guys obsessed with zombies wake up one day to find out the dead have actually come back to life? Outrageous zombie hilarity, that's what! Chris and Matt had dreamed of this glorious day... and now their dreams of rotting, puss-oozing zombies have come true! Joy! MATURE THEMES 32pgs, B&W$2.50 Cover price $2.50.

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Variant Cover by Shane Leonard (W) Joe Hill (A) Gabriel Rodriguez The Locke family's story began in 2007 in Welcome to Lovecraft, and after five years of tension and terror, there are only seven issues left to their story. The beginning of the end starts here. Dodge has the Omega key, and nothing can stop him from using it... Cover price $3.99.

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Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover by Shane Leonard (W) Joe Hill (A) Gabriel Rodriguez A ghost haunts the long halls of Keyhouse-the spirit of Bode Locke, cast out of his body by the Demon named Dodge-and only one person can hear his voice: Bode's old playmate, Rufus Whedon. It's time to soldier up: the final battle for Keyhouse is about to begin. Cover price $3.99.

Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover by Shane Leonard (W) Joe Hill (A) Gabriel Rodriguez As Kinsey Locke and the other students head to a dance at Lovecraft Academy, the demonic Dodge gathers shadowy forces of his own and enacts his evil endgame. The 'Last Dance' begins here. Cover price $3.99.

Limited 1 for 10 Photo Variant Cover (W) Joe Hill (A) Gabriel Rodriguez In the Drowning Cave, the black door is open at last, and for the kids trapped down there, the choice is simple: resist and die, or pass through the door and be lost forever. In the hole beneath Keyhouse the stones run with blood, the living shadows run riot, and time runs out... as Locke & Key enters its final chapters. Cover price $3.99.

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Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover by Shane Leonard (W) Joe Hill (A) Gabriel Rodriguez Omega and Alpha,' part 1: In the second-to-the-last issue of Locke & Key, the damned and the saved alike will make their final stand in the Drowning Cave, in a clash of blood and fire. The shadows have never been darker and the end has never been closer. Turn the key and open the last door; it's time to say goodbye." Cover price $7.99.

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Limited 1 for 10 Variant Cover by Shane Leonard. Written by Joe Hill. Art by Gabriel Rodriguez. 'The End.' A door claps softly shut. A key scrapes in a last rusted lock. It ends here: the story of the Locke children and their desperate, tragic battle with the monster set on destroying them... the past. Join Gabriel Rodriguez and Joe Hill for the final chapter of Locke & Key. Cover price $4.99.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #90 includes: John W. Campbell obituary; and eulogies of Campell by Lester Del Rey, Poul Anderson, Hal Clement, Robert Silverberg, Gordon R. Dickson, Isaac Asimov, Algis Budrys, A.E. Van Vogt, Clifford D. Simak, Harry Harrison, and Frank Kelly Freas. 10 pgs. July 12, 1971.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #198 includes: Ed Hamilton obituary; Ed Hamilton appreciation by Jack Williamson; industry news; Recommended books (1976); Dungeons & Dragons ad; magazine reviews; and Books Published in January. 16 pgs. Jan 30, 1977. 75 cents. Cover price $0.75.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #201 includes: Nebula award winners (with photos); Hugo nominations; Nebula banquets report; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Space-Con 4 ad; and Science Fiction Books for April. 16 pgs. May, 1977. 75 cents. Cover price $0.75.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #202 includes: Locus award winners; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Locus poll results; and letters from Darrell Schweitzer, Damon Knight, and Budrys. 16 pgs. July, 1977. 75 cents.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #203 includes: World Fantasy Award nominations; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Locus survey results; book reviews; letters from Arthur C. Clarke, Spider Robinson, and Ron Goulart; and SF Books Published in Britain. 16 pgs. Aug, 1977. 75 cents. Cover price $0.75.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #204 includes: Ray Palmer obituary; 1977 Hugo Award Winners; Suncon report (with photos); and Spider Robinson Quits Galaxy (with letter from Spider). 16 pgs. Sept, 1977. 75 cents. Cover price $0.75.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #205 includes: On Writing column by Algis Budrys; industry news; Del Rey ad; Cobblestones Into Highways writing article by Greg Benford; book reviews; Science Fiction Books for August; and SF Books Published in Britain, July. 20 pgs. Oct, 1977. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #206 includes: California Science Fiction conventions report; 1977 World Fantasy Award Winners; Dennis Wheatley obituary; book reviews; Octocon and Fantasycon photos; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; and science fiction books for October. 20 pgs. Nov, 1977. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #207 includes: Star Wars news; SF movie awards; Harlan Ellison on Iguanacon; industry news; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; book reviews; and letters from Michael Moorcock and Jack Chalker. 16 pgs. Dec, 1977. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #208 includes: On Writing column by Algis Budrys; a letter from Budrys; Nebula nominations; Science Fiction Symposium report; Joseph Ward Moore obituary; Recommended Science Fiction of 1977; book reviews; Locus award nominations; and book news. 20 pgs. Jan/Feb, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #209 includes: Leigh Brackett obituary; Hugo nominations; Star Trek and Star Wars news; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Boskone 15 report; On Reviewing SF by Greg Benford; book reviews; and Harry Martinson obituary. 20 pgs. Mar, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #210 includes: Eric Frank Russell obituary; Nebula Awards Banquet report; industry news; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Lunacon, Orangecon, and Balticon reports; Star Trek news; book reviews; John Brunner interview; a letter from Gregory Benford; and Mort Weisinger obituary. 20 pgs. April, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #211 includes: The Japanese Scene; British book news; Pocket Books article; Leigh Brackett remembrance by Andrew Offutt; letters from Bob Weinberg and Arthur C. Clarke; book reviews; book reviews; and Robert Moore Williams obituary. 20 pgs. May, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #212 includes: On Writing column by Algis Budrys; letters from Anne McCaffrey, Joe Haldeman, and Mike Moorcock; Arthur C. Clarke interview; and industry news. 16 pgs. July, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #213 includes: Locus award winners; World Fantasy Award Nominations; OctoCon II ad; letters from Fredrick Pohl and Damon Knight; Deepsouthcon and Archon 2 reports with photos; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; book reviews; and Mike Rosenblum and Jay Williams obituaries. 24 pgs. Aug, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #216 includes: media notes; On Writing column by Algis Budrys; Lord of the Rings animated film review; book reviews; Judging Art Shows by William Rotsler; and letters from Frank Herbert, Jack Chalker, Spider Robinson, and Ted White. 20 pgs. Nov, 1978. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #218 includes: Nebula award nominations (with photos); publisher news; Hugo and Nebula Award Trends article; On Writing by Algis Budrys; On Serendipity by William Rotsler; and book reviews (including The Shining and The Wicker Man). 20 pgs. Jan, 1979. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #219 includes: industry news; Ed Earl Repp obituary; Locus survey results; Locus award nominations; letters from Orson Scott Card and Michael Bishop; and publisher news. 20 pgs. Feb, 1979. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #220 includes: Jupiter (the planet) news; magazine survey; The View from Sri Lanka by Arthur C. Clarke; Wiscon, Norwescon, and Halcon 2 reports; Donald M. Grant and Michael Moorcock letters; and book news. 24 pgs. April, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #221 includes: Hugo award nominations; Nebula Banquet report; Japanese update; publisher news; letters from Michael Bishop, John Brunner, and Stanley Schmidt; and Locus best seller list. 20 pgs. May, 1979. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #222 includes: Algis Budrys on writing; People in Publishing; magazine news; Alien movie review by William Rotsler; fantasy books reviewed by Fritz Leiber; Michael Moorcock's Gloriana reviewed by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro; and an ad for The Book of Ellison. 20 pgs. June, 1979. $1.00. Cover price $1.00.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #223 includes: Westercon report (with photos); Locus poll results; publisher news; On Writing by Algis Budrys; Locus bestseller list; and book news. 20 pgs. July/Aug, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #224 includes: Hugo winners; World Fantasy nominations; Stayin' Alive column by Norman Spinrad; publisher news; fantasy books reviewed by Fritz Leiber; Locus poll results; Locus bestseller list; a letter from Damon Knight; and book news. 20 pgs. Aug, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #225 includes: Hugo award results; Seacon report (with photos); publisher news; British publishing scene; Reminiscences of Peg Campbell by Isaac Asimov; and book news. 20 pgs. Sept, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.

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Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #226 includes: 1979 World Fantasy Award Winners; Archon III report; SF in France; NASFIC report; convention reports; letters from Ted White and Spider Robinson; and an interview with Betty Ballantine. 24 pgs. Oct, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.

Published by Charles Brown, Locus is a fanzine that reports on science fiction and fantasy writing. Issue #227 includes: Saturn (the planet) news; Robert Sheckley becomes fiction editor at Omni; World Fantasy Convention report (with Stephen King photo); Stayin' Alive column by Norman Spinrad; NonCon II report; Locus survey; letters from L. Sprague de Camp and Damon Knight; Enzenbacher's Eight Norse Gods by Fritz Leiber; and book news. 20 pgs. Nov, 1979. $1.25. Cover price $1.25.