State of Grace, Kate Wilhelm  | 
   
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 Ma Qui and Other Phantoms, Alan Brennert  | 
   
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 Stories By Mama Lansdale’s Youngest Boy, Joe R. Lansdale  | 
   
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 Two That Came True, Judith Moffett  | 
   
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 A Sensitive Dependence on Initial Conditions, Kim Stanley Robinson  | 
   
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 God’s Nose, Damon Knight  | 
   
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 Hedgework and Guessery, Charles de Lint  | 
   
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 It’s Been Fun, Esther M. Friesner  | 
   
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 The Naked Flesh of Feeling, J. N. Williamson  | 
   
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 The Alien Heart, Mike Resnick  | 
   
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 Myths, Legends, and True History, Geoffrey A. Landis  | 
   
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 Gone To Earth, Roger Zelazny  | 
   
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 Wong’s Lost and Found Emporium and Other Oddities, William F. Wu. Also available in hc.  | 
   
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 Moonstone and Tiger-Eye, Suzy McKee Charnas. Also available in hc ($25.00).  | 
   
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 Semi-professional magazine.  | 
  
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 A series of digest-sized anthologies. Don Day indexed them as magazines and SF fans have traditionally considered them as such, but Don Wollheim was clear on the subject: “The Avon Fantasy Reader was not a periodical nor a magazine. It had no set time for appearance, and it was always scheduled only single issue by single issue. It is copyrighted as a book, as an original anthology, and such are its copyright listings. (U.S. law requires periodicals to publish annual ownership and circulation figures. The AFR published no such statements and cannot be considered a periodical, regardless of its physical appearance. Hence issues are not dated as such.) I consider still that this was a series of anthologies. The material in each issue was purchased as a one-shot anthology second-rights (usually) proposition.”  | 
  
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