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    The Future Fire [Issue 53, (April) 2020] ed. Djibril al-Ayad (Future Fire Net Press, 60pp, ebook, cover by Gwen C. Katz) [] (Full Text)
    Although billed as the “special nonfiction issue” all the items appear to be fictional.
    • 3 · Editorial · Djibril al-Ayad · ed
    • 6 · Retrospective on Sepulveda Baron · J. Rama Stephens · fa
    • 12 · Octavia Flora Fabian (1920-2015) · Djibril al-Ayad · fa
    • 17 · The Tildenville Skeleton · Ari Kaness · fa
    • 20 · Wickchester University Library Special Collections · Djibril Ayad · fa
    • 23 · Review of Non sorrideva mai by Antonia Grangeri · Scirocco · fa
    • 27 · Review of The Birth of Free Will by Michel Foucault · Fábio Fernandes · fa
    • 36 · Review of the “Outsiders Extirpate Dark Fantasy” Issue of Ambiguity Sky · Michael M. Jones · fa
    • 41 · Review of Lake Wildwood by Robert Finch · Djibril Ayad · fa
    • 44 · Review of The Velocity of Inertia by Adel Abeda and Rika Zorne · J. Moufawad-Paul · fa
    • 52 · Review of “Surradia: A Retrospective” at the M usée National d’Art Moderne · Gwen C. Katz · fa

    Future Science Fiction:   (about)

    Future Fiction
    Future absorbed its sister publication, Science Fiction, at the start of volume 2. It underwent several title variations and was ultimately retitled Science Fiction Stories for its last two issues.

    • Publishers:
      • Blue Ribbon Magazines, Inc.; Holyoke, MA: Future Fiction, Nov 1939.
      • Double Action Magazines, Inc.; Chicago: Future Fiction, Mar 1940 – Nov 1940.
      • Columbia Publications, Inc.; Holyoke, MA: Future Fiction, Apr 1941 – Apr 1960.

    • Editors:

    Science Fiction Stories
    Title changed from Future Fantasy and Science Fiction.

    • Publishers:
      • Columbia Publications, Inc.; Holyoke, MA: Science Fiction Stories, Apr 1943 – May 1960.

    • Editors:

    Future Combined with Science Fiction Stories
    The post-war revival of Columbia’s two main SF titles has a tangled history. They were revived as a combined title, starting the numbering over at volume 1 #1. Science Fiction Stories was separated from Future and published two issues to test the market for a conversion to digest size. The results were apparently encouraging and shortly afterwards Future changed to digest size.

    After three issues the publisher apparently decided that Science Fiction Stories was the stronger title; Future was discontinued with the October 1954 issue and replaced with Science Fiction Stories. However, Future’s numbering was continued in the new series of Science Fiction Stories.

    Ordinarily this would be considered a simple title change but, to further confuse things, about a year after the title change the publisher revived Future again as a separate title, with a parallel numbering that was also derived from the October 1954 issue of Future. To emphasize this fissioning of one title into two, we have separated the post-1954 issues of Future into a separate listing; see the entry for Future Science Fiction.

    • Editors:
      • James D. Simons - Associate Editor: Future Combined with Science Fiction, Jun 1954 – Oct 1954.

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