[net.sf-lovers] Vertex The Magazine of Science Fiction

chuqui@nsc.UUCP (Chuq Von Rospach) (06/21/84)

I also have (had? I may have sold them) most of the old Vertex magazines.
Great magazine, I'm sorry it didn't make it. Towards the end the quality
went down, in fact that last magazine I got was not a magazine at all but
was typeset on newsprint. It tended to be a bit more progressive and
experimental than most magazines at the time and did some adult oriented
work. Oh, well.

chuq

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markp@tekig1.UUCP (Mark Pease) (06/26/84)

[Think of it as evolution in action]

Does anyone remember Vertex? I have what I think is a complete set of
the mag, but I'm not sure. I have all of volume one, all of two but
number six, and, I think, volume three stoped at number four. Can anyone
tell me if there was a V2#6 and if there were more than four in V3?

Vertex started in April of 1973, and was a very plush large format mag.

Several of my persional "best liked" short stories and novelettes come
from Vertex. Several Niven, Van Vogt, etc.


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