Interzone (39 résultats)

Etat : Magazine, Fine. London: Interzone:, 2016. Magazine, Fine, 96 pp. Cover artwork by: Vincent Sammy New science fiction and fantasy stories. Vincent Sammy (illustrateur).

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Light crease, a NF/Fine copy. First edition. No 72 (June, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short piece, ''Project For A Glossary Of The 20th Century''.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 37 (July, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 32 (November/December, 1989).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 44 (February, 1991).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 33 (January/February, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 40 (October, 1990).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 46 (April 1991).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 31 (September/October, 1989).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 58 (April, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short story ''The Message From Mars''.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 30 (July/August, 1989). Includes ''The Enormous Space'' by J. G. Ballard.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (as new) copy. First edition. No 56 (February, 1992). Includes J. G. Ballard's short short story ''A Guide To Virtual Death''.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 53 (November 1991). Includes J. G. Ballard's short short story ''Neil Armstrong Remembers His Journey To The Moon''.

Postcard / gelatin silver print, 4 x 6 inches; very good condition; an unmailed copy.

Schallfolie. Etat : Gut. 1 Schallfolie. Insgesamt in akzeptabler Erhaltung. Ohne Cover. Folie mit vereinzelten Kratzern, stärker angeschmutzt. Optische Bewertung. Der Versand ins Ausland ist gegen Zahlung der Portokosten möglich. Bitte nehmen Sie Kontakt mit uns auf. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 1050.…

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. No 6 (Winter, 1983/1984). The first few issues were edited by a committee of eight people, though by no 13 this had been reduced to two (David Pringle and Simon Ounsley), and by no 25 David Pringle alone. Laid in is a compliments slip with a handwritten note from David Pringle/''Dear Rob, take pity on a poor struggling magazine with a printer and 12 hungry writers to feed. Your sub expired with no 4. Any chance of a renewal? Or a story? David Pringle''.…

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 14 (Winter 1985/1986) issue. Great front cover art by Pete Lyon (the original is hanging up in our hallway, bought nearly 40 years ago at a UK Eastercon).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 27 (January/February, 1989. Includes J. G. Ballards's ''My 'Ten Best' SF Movies''.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 15 (Spring, 1986). Includes ''The Winter Market'' by William Gibson.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 29 (May/June, 1989). Includes an interview by Colin Greenland with Michael Moorcock.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 17 (Autumn 1986).

Slick Magazine. Etat : NF/Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 22 (Winter 1987). Includes an interview with J. G. Ballard.

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 18 (Winter 1986/1987).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 24 (Summer 1988).

Slick Magazine. Etat : Fine (unread) copy. First edition. No 11 (Spring, 1985) of long-running UK sf magazine The first few issues were edited by a committee of eight people, though by no 13 this had been reduced to two (David Pringle and Simon Ounsley), and by no 25 David Pringle alone.