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|    Cryptoengineer to Gary McGath    |
|    Re: Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fictio    |
|    16 Jul 25 20:40:50    |
      From: petertrei@gmail.com              On 7/14/2025 5:53 PM, Gary McGath wrote:       > On 7/14/25 6:04 AM, Evelyn C. Leeper wrote:       >> F&SF was always an outlier, even back when it was the "Big 6" (Analog,       >> Amazing, Fantastic, Galaxy, If, and F&SF--and that tells you how old I       >> am!), and it's outlasted four of them, so it has had a good run. I       >> have to admit that when it went to the thicker double issues, it never       >> felt like the same magazine again to me.       >       > I'm reminded of Mike Rubin's "Three Laws of Thermo":       >       > I see all these rejections are driving you mad;       > Even F&SF won't take science this bad;       > Have some friendly advice: sell to Omni, my lad.       >       > (Anyone remember Omni?)       >                     In the early 80s, I was a member of the New York L-5 society,       which promoted space colonization, which somehow swung a deal to       have its monthly meetings at the OMNI's offices after hours.              OMNI was published by Kathy Keeton, girlfriend and later wife of       Bob Guccione. As a result, it shared editorial offices with       Penthouse magazine.              The wall posters throughout the offices were entertaining, to       say the least.              pt              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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