Destinies: The Paperback Magazine of Science Fiction and Speculative Fact, Winter 1981, Vol. 3, No. 1
By: Edited by James Baen
Series: Destinies: The Paperback Magazine of Science Fiction and Speculative Fact
Publisher: Ace Books
Published: April 1981
Place of publication: USA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 286
ISBN-13: 9780441142897
Copyright date: 1981
Table of contents: title: Fiction; title: Novella; title: 234
label: Travellers. By David Drake; title: Novelets; title: 6
label: Shall We Take A Little Walk? By Gregory Benford; title: 90
label: Tears For Emily. By Kevin O'Donnell, Jr.; title: Short Stories; title: 55
label: A Letter From God. By Ian Watson; title: 126
label: Dear Editor. By James Randi; title: 154
label: The Final Days. By David Langford; title: 164
label: A Death In Realtime. By Richard Sean McEnroe; title: 185
label: Dreams Come True. By Eric Vinicoff; title: Speculative Fact; title: 36
label: Humans As Machines. (The importance of the ideas of Edward O. Wilson can best be gauged by the degree of rage they have engendered in anthropocentrists.) By Robert Silverberg; title: 67
label: Minds, Machines, and Evolution. (If a model for Mind can be generated by Natural Law, then one day machines will think. If not, not.) By James F. Hogan; title: 115
label: On Books. (New writers should resist the inclination to embark upon extended series until they have matured sufficiently to know better.) By norman Spinrad; title: 175
label: Take Me To Your Teacher. (Will she, nil she, sf becomes respectable.) By Elizabeth Anne Hull; title: 135
label: On Predicting the Future. (Crystal-Gazing for Fun and Profit. Virtually everything that has come to pass in the last thirty-five years has been predicted by some science fiction story-still, sf's record as a prophet has been lousy.) By Frederik Pohl; title: 204
label: Nuclear Survival. (Part IV: Power-and Potties!-To the People. Like Most of the rest of us, you probably believe that a nuclear exchange between the U.S.A. and the U.S.S.R. is a significant likelihood, and that it is not survivable. If so, you're wrong; survival is an option....) By Dean Ing.; title: 221
label: Understanding Ein. (Einstein: His life in relation to science fiction.) By James Gunn