The Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Weird Fiction Magazine Index

Index by Name: Page 1738

Slessi, Carl (chron.)
• * We Two Shadows Must Speak, (vi) Songs of Innocence #4, 2001

Slevin, A. P. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * I Landed Here, (pm) Shoreline of Infinity #28, November 2021

Slick, Robin (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Three Days in New York City, (ss) NFG #3, 2003

Slim, Mohamad Atif (chron.)
• * The Man with the Spider, (vi) Nature #7589, February 11 2016
• * Out of the Blue, (vi) Nature #7361, August 25 2011

Sliney, B. W. (fl. 1920s) (chron.)
• * The Man Who Laughed, (ss) Weird Tales August 1925
• * The Man Who Was Saved, (ss) Weird Tales May 1926
• * The Room of the Black Velvet Drapes, (ss) Weird Tales July/August 1923
• Fantastic and Weird Classics #5, April 2023

Slipher, Earl C(harles) (1883-1964) (about)
_____, [ref.]
• * The Photographic Story of Mars by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Analog Science Fact—Science Fiction April 1963

Slivovich, Olga (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * Last Call Before Isha, (pm) Shroud #14, Summer 2014

Sloan, Ann (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * The Cream-Colored Cat, (ss) Weird Tales March 1941

Sloan, Bob (1956- ) (chron.)
• * Ants, (ss) Argonaut #18, Fall 1993
• * Cut a Lizard, (ss) Thin Ice #13, 1993

Sloan, Caysey (fl. 2010s) (chron.)
• * The Boy with the Hole in His Heart, (ss) Midnight Echo #8, November 2012

Sloan, Conrad (chron.)
• * My Weird Defender, (ss) Ghost Stories March 1929; as told to Edward E. Schiff

Sloan, Darryl (chron.)
• * [illustration(s)], (il) Peeping Tom #29 Feb, #31 Aug 1998, #34 Aug 1999

Sloan, Doug (chron.)
• * Not in Anger, (ss) Grue #8, 1988
• * Weeds, (vi) Potboiler v1 #11, 1985

Sloan, Evertt (fl. 1950s) (chron.)
• * A 35¢ Ticket and the October Galaxy, (ar) Science Fiction Review #22, September 1955

Sloan, Haydn (chron.)
• * Specific Gravity of a Lie, (pm) Star*Line May/June 1985

Sloan, Herbert (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Zanesville, OH], (lt) Weird Tales January 1931

Sloan, James H. (fl. 1990s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Carson, CA, 90746], (lt) Analog Science Fiction and Fact January 1994

Sloan, James Park (fl. 1980s) (chron.)
• * The Words of the Prophets, (ss) Amazing Stories May 1988

Sloan, Jeremy (chron.)
• * The Raccoon, (pm) Frisson: Disconcerting Verse #10, Summer 1998

Sloan, John; pseudonym of T. W. Wade (fl. 1950s-1970s) (chron.)
• * The Elder Race, (ss) Worlds of Fantasy #3, 1950

Sloan, L. (fl. 1930s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Ouset, MA], (lt) Astounding Stories June 1931

Sloan, Mickey (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * Basement Beldam, (pm) Black Petals (online) #93, Autumn 2020

Sloan, Norman R(ose) (1902-1977) (about) (chron.)
• * [letter from Monrovia, Liberia], (lt) Astounding Stories November 1935

Sloan, Ralph (fl. 1940s-1950s) (chron.)
• * Oasis, (ss) Thrilling Wonder Stories April 1953
• * Ordeal in Space, (ss) Planet Stories Fall 1949
• Planet Stories (Canada) Fall 1949
• Planet Stories (UK) #1, 1950
• * The Runaway Tricycle, (ss) Startling Stories August 1953
• * The Treason of Joe Gates, (vi) Science Stories #3, February 1954

Sloan, Rodney K. (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * She Drew Monsters, (ss) Not One of Us #74, 2023

Sloan, Sheila J. (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Children of Bacchus, (pm) Black Petals Winter 2002
• * Darkness, (pm) Black Petals Summer 2001
• * Demon Born, (pm) Black Petals #23, Spring 2003
• * Demons Grant What Love Would Seek, (pm) The Ultimate Unknown #20, 2000
• * Eternity, (pm) The Ultimate Unknown #17, Fall 1999
• Black Petals Summer 2001
• * Hunter, (pm) Black Petals Spring 2002
• * Lonely, (pm) Black Petals #24, Summer 2003
• * The Stone Lion, (pm) Black Petals #23, Spring 2003
• * This Hill, (pm) The Ultimate Unknown #19, Summer 2000
• * When Darkness Falls, (pm) Black Petals Spring 2002
• * The Witch and the Toad, (pm) Black Petals #24, Summer 2003

Sloane, Greta (fl. 2000s) (chron.)
• * Fires of Hazelbury, (ss) Cover of Darkness May 2008

Sloane, Herbert (fl. 1940s) (chron.)
• * [letter from Schofield Barracks, HI], (lt) Weird Tales July 1942

Sloane, Justin T. O’Conor (fl. 2020s) (chron.)
• * From the Editor-in-Chief, (ed) Galaxy Science Fiction August 2024
• * From the Editors, (ed) Worlds of If February 2024
• * An Interview with Bruce Pennington, (iv) Galaxy Science Fiction August 2024 [Ref. Bruce Pennington]
• * Interview with Robert Silverberg, (iv) Galaxy Science Fiction August 2024 [Ref. Robert Silverberg]
_____, ed.
• * Editor: Worlds of If February 2024
• * Editor: Galaxy Science Fiction August 2024

Sloane, Steve, Ph.D. (fl. 1990s-2000s) (chron.)
• * Feet Soup, (vi) Twisted Tongue #5, February 2007
• * Something of the Night, (ss) Twisted Tongue #5, February 2007

Sloane, T(homas) O’Conor (1851-1940) (about) (chron.)
• * Acceleration in Interplanetary Travel, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1929
• * Air and Water, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1935
• * Aluminium, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1933
• * “Amazing Stories”, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1929
• * Analysis and Synthesis, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1936
• * Appreciation of the Common, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1929
• * Asteroids and Meteoroides, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1934
• * Astrology, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1936
• * Atlantis and Its Successors, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1936
• * Atmospheric Layers, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1935
• * The Atom and the Stars, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1930
• * The Beginning of Chemistry, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1932
• * Bridges and Tunnels, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1933
• * The Brownian Movement, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1932
• * Calories and Diet, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1930
• * The Candle, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1933
• * The Classic Sciences, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1930
• * Conic Sections, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1934
• * The Corner-Stones of Chemistry, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1932
• * Cosmogony, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1932
• * A Curious Substance, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1931
• * The Curved Earth, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1931
• * Discs, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1930
• * The Discs of the Planetary World, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1931
• * The Early History of the Electric Light, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1933
• * Eclipses of the Sun, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1932
• * The Editor and the Reader, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1929
• * Electric Units in the Home, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1933
• * Elements, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1937
• * An Engineering Epic, (ed) Amazing Stories Quarterly Spring/Summer 1933
• * Errors in Science, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1931
• * The Ether and Ether Waves, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1936
• * The Four Poles of the Earth, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1937
• * Friction, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1932
• * The Future of Power on Our Earth, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1935
• * Gas, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1930
• * Gas Lighting, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1936
• * Gliding and Soaring, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1935
• Amazing Stories (Canada) May 1935
• * The Great and the Small, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1936
• * Heat Engines, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1933
• * Heavy Stone, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1931
• * Inconsistencies and Contradictions, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1931
• * Inefficiency in Engineering, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1930
• * Interplanetary Travel, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1930
• * In the Realm of Books, (rc) Amazing Stories; Jan 30, Feb, Jul, Aug 31, Mar 32, Jul 33, Jun 36.
• * Iron, the Amazing Metal, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1931
• * Leonardo da Vinci—The Edison of the Middle Ages, (ar) Science and Invention November 1920 [Ref. Leonardo da Vinci]
• * Leonardo of Vinci, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1935
• * Light Wave Lengths and Light Years, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1934
• * Liquid Air, (ar) Science and Invention September 1920
• * Living on the Surface, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1930
• * Lost Motion, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1932
• * Love of Country, (pm) Amazing Stories June 1934, uncredited.
• * Lumens, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1934
• * Measures and Weights, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1937
• * Mechanism and Energy, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1933
• * Meters, Barleycorns, Feet, Paces and Other Measurements, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1935
• * The Million, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1930
• * Modern Printing Methods, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1938
• * More About the Moving Earth, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1931
• * Motes and Beams, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1932
• * The Nationality of Chemistry, (ed) Amazing Stories May 1932
• * Natural Sources of Power, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1930
• * Numbers, Lines, Areas and Volumes, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1935
• Amazing Stories (Canada) August 1935
• * The Old and the New Atom, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1935
• * Old Time Problems in Mathematics, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1934
• * Old Time Railroading, (ed) Amazing Stories August/September 1933
• * Old-Time Writing—Papyrus and Vellum, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1934
• * Our Flatland, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1932
• * Our Ocean of Air, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1934
• * Paper and Printing, (ed) Amazing Stories September 1934
• * The Polar Sea, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1937
• * Progress in Material Economy in the Future, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1934
• * Prophecying, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1937
• * Propulsion and Acceleration in Interplanetary Travel, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1930
• * The Romance of Some Thin Wire, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1929
• * Rotary Force, (ed) Amazing Stories Quarterly Winter 1933
• * The Rotating Earth, (ed) Amazing Stories Nov 1932, Jan 1934
• * Simple Laws in Science, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1932
• * The Slow Advance of Early Science, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1933
• * Soap Bubbles and Candles, (ed) Amazing Stories June 1933
• * Some Simple Laws in Nature, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1933
• * Space Traveling, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1935
• * The Sphere of Vapor, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1934
• * The Story of Motors, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1931
• * The Subdivision of Power, (ed) Amazing Stories December 1929
• * Tapping the Earth’s Heat, (ar) Science and Invention November 1920
• * Travel in City Streets, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1929
• * Troposphere, Tropopause and Stratosphere, (ed) Amazing Stories January 1935
• * Type and Printing, (ed) Amazing Stories October 1934
• * Typography, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1938
• * Unbinding Matter, (ed) Amazing Stories November 1930
• * Von Guericke—The Wizard of Atmospheric Pressure, (ar) Science and Invention December 1920 [Ref. Otto von Guericke]
• * Waste Space, (ed) Amazing Stories August 1929
• * Waves, (ed) Amazing Stories April 1937
• * Waves and Rays, (ed) Amazing Stories July 1931
• * Weight, (ed) Amazing Stories February 1931
• * Weight in Chemistry, (ed) Amazing Stories March 1931
_____, ed.
• * Associate Editor:
  * ___ Amazing Stories, 26/05 - 29/10.
  * ___ Amazing Stories Quarterly, 28/Spr - 29/Sum.
• * Editor:
  * ___ Amazing Stories, 29/11 - 38/04.
  * ___ Amazing Stories Quarterly, 29/Fll - 34/Fll.
• * Managing Editor:
  * ___ Amazing Stories, 26/04.
• * Editor: Amazing Stories April 1938
_____, [ref.]
• * Thomas O’Conor Sloane Interview by Julius Schwartz & Mortimer Weisinger, (iv) Science Fiction Digest June 1933

Sloane, William (Milligan, III) (1906-1974) (about)
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• * Alas, Poor Ghost (I) by D. G. Rowlands, (cl) All Hallows #29, February 2002
• * Alas, Poor Ghost (II) by John Howard, (cl) All Hallows #29, February 2002
• * The Edge of Running Water by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction November 1955
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) April 1956
• * The Edge of Running Water by Darrell Schweitzer, (br) Science Fiction Review #37, Winter 1980
• * Sloane’s Edge of Running Water by Maynard Solomon, (br) Fantasy Commentator Summer 1947
• * Space, Space, Space by Groff Conklin, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction April 1954
• * Space, Space, Space by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction November 1954
• * Stories for Tomorrow by Groff Conklin, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction January 1955
• Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #27, 1955
• * Stories for Tomorrow by Robert Frazier, (br) Fantastic Universe February 1955
• * Stories for Tomorrow by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction July 1955
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) December 1955
• * Stories for Tomorrow, (br) Authentic Science Fiction Monthly #68, April 15 1956
• * Stories for Tomorrow by Leslie Flood, (br) New Worlds Science Fiction #46, April 1956
• * To Walk the Night by Groff Conklin, (br) Galaxy Science Fiction March 1955
• Galaxy Science Fiction (UK) #29, 1955
• * To Walk the Night by P. Schuyler Miller, (br) Astounding Science Fiction August 1955
• Astounding Science Fiction (UK) January 1956
• * William Sloane at the Movies by Barbara Roden, (ar) All Hallows #31, October 2002

Sloat, Edwin K(irk) (1895-1986) (chron.)
• * Beyond the Planetoids, (ss) Amazing Stories August 1932
• Science Fiction Classics #2, Fall 1967
• * The Deadly Swarm, (nv) Astonishing Stories August 1940
• * Flight to Venus, (nv) Amazing Stories December 1928
• * Loot of the Void, (nv) Astounding Stories September 1932
• * Master of Storms, (nv) Wonder Stories July 1932
• * The Nova, (ss) Astounding Science-Fiction December 1939
• Astounding Science-Fiction (UK) July 1940
• * The Space Rover, (nv) Astounding Stories February 1932
• * The Three Suns of Ev, (nv) Amazing Stories May 1933
• Science Fiction Classics #5, Summer 1968
• * The Vibration, (nv) Amazing Stories December 1932
• * When Time Stood Still, (nv) Amazing Stories July 1939
• * The World Without Name, (ss) Wonder Stories March 1931
• Startling Stories July 1939