Destinies: The Paperback Magazine Of Science Fiction And Speculative Fact, April-June '79, Vol. 1, No. 3
By: Edited by James Baen
Series: Destinies: The Paperback Magazine Of Science Fiction And Speculative Fact
Publisher: Ace Books; Thomas Doherty
Published: 1979
Place of publication: USA
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 320
Copyright date: 1979
Description: This is the third of eleven volumes of the paperback magazine, 'Destinies: The Paperback Magazine of Science Fiction and Speculative Fact.' Originly planned to be published six times a year, but by issue #4, its title page listed it as being "Published four times a year." The series lasted for a total of eleven books, it was followed by 'New Destinies' in 1987.
The Staff for this issue are;
* Pubusher: Thomas Doherty
* Marketing Director: Ed Lenk
* Art Director: Charles Volpe
* Assistant Editors: Susan Allison, Ellen Kushner
* Editor: James Patrick Baen
* Cover art by Dean Ellis. Interior Illustrations by David Egge, Steve Fabian, Feranando, José Gonzalez, M. Salvador, E. T. Steadman, Katrina Taylor.
* Layout and Design by Steve Madison.
Table of contents: title: Science Fiction; title: Short Stories; label: The Pilot. By Joe Haldeman
title: 100; label: Computerized Fireflies. By Stephen Kimmel
title: 229; label: Fleas. By Dean Ing
title: 295; title: Novelets; label: Encounter. By Stephen Leigh
title: 199; label: Malthus' Last Laugh. By Eric Vinicoff and Marcia Martin
title: 261; title: Novellas; label: Spirals. By Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelle
title: 8; label: The Story Writer. By Richard Wilson
title: 108; title: Speculative Fact; label: The Plot (Editorial). ( Welcome To the Fun-Filled Conspiracy.) By James Baen
title: 6; label: New Beginnings. (How to Become a Space Colonist: Work hard, learn a lot, specialize-but don't Overspecialize!) By J. E. Poumene. Ph.D.
title: 77; label: Spider VS. The Haxo of Sol III. (Spider has discovered a science fictional Philosopher"s Stone­-how, with remarkable certainty, to turn your money into good sf.) By Spider Robinson
title: 176; label: Defending the Third Industrial Revolution. (Once you have created something valuable, you had better be able to protect it or-sure as shooting-somebody is either going to steal it or hold it for ransom.) By G. Harry Stine
title: 236; label: Science Fiction And Science. (On Imaginary Science. Part Three of a five-part series on what makes sf tick.) By Poul Anderson
title: 304