Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction, and Science Stories (original) (raw)
Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction y Science Stories fueron tres revistas estadounidenses relacionadas que tuvieron como editor a Raymond A. Palmer. Other Worlds fue lanzada en noviembre de 1949 por la editorial de Plamer, Clark Publications, y duró cuatro años en su primera etapa, con relatos que tuvieron buena acogida como Enchanted Village de A. E. van Vogt, o Way in the Middle of the Air, uno de los relatos de las Crónicas marcianas de Ray Bradbury. Como Palmer fue tanto editor como el responsable de la editorial, marcó su propia política editorial y publicó una amplia gama de ciencia ficción.
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| dbo:abstract | Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction y Science Stories fueron tres revistas estadounidenses relacionadas que tuvieron como editor a Raymond A. Palmer. Other Worlds fue lanzada en noviembre de 1949 por la editorial de Plamer, Clark Publications, y duró cuatro años en su primera etapa, con relatos que tuvieron buena acogida como Enchanted Village de A. E. van Vogt, o Way in the Middle of the Air, uno de los relatos de las Crónicas marcianas de Ray Bradbury. Como Palmer fue tanto editor como el responsable de la editorial, marcó su propia política editorial y publicó una amplia gama de ciencia ficción. Palmer se asoció con un empresario de Chicago en 1953 para crear Bell Publications, y lanzó Universe Science Fiction desde junio de 1953. Palmer utilizó la nueva compañía para abandonar Other Worlds y lanzar Science Stories para huir de las dificultades financieras de Clark Publications, por lo que Science Stories puede considerarse una continuación de Other Worlds. Science Stories era visualmente atractiva pero no publicó ninguna obra de ficción memorable. Por otro lado, Universe era de apariencia poco atractiva, pero en ella se publicaron algunas historias bien acogidas, como The World Well Lost, de Theodore Sturgeon, que planteaba cuestiones sobre la homosexualidad, un tema controvertido para la época. Su socio de Chicago perdió el interés, por lo que Palmer se hizo cargo de Science Stories y Universe Science Fiction bajo una nueva compañía. En 1955 se deshizo de ambas revistas y lanzó de nuevo Other Worlds, catalogando sus números de forma que la nueva revista apareciera como una continuación de la Other Worlds original y también de Universe. En esta nueva etapa la revista tuvo menos éxito, pero publicó la primera novela de Marion Zimmer Bradley, Falcons of Narabedla. En 1957 Palmer cambió el enfoque de la revista hacia el tema de los ovnis, cambiándole el nombre a Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, y después del número de septiembre de 1957 no apareció más ficción. Palmer finalmente estableció Flying Saucers, Mysteries of the Space Age como título, que se mantuvo hasta su desaparición en junio de 1976. (es) Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction, and Science Stories were three related US magazines edited by Raymond A. Palmer. Other Worlds was launched in November 1949 by Palmer's Clark Publications and lasted for four years in its first run, with well-received stories such as "Enchanted Village" by A. E. van Vogt and "Way in the Middle of the Air", one of Ray Bradbury's "Martian Chronicle" stories. Since Palmer was both publisher and editor, he was free to follow his own editorial policy, and presented a wide array of science fiction. Palmer entered a partnership with a Chicago businessman in 1953 to create Bell Publications, and printed Universe Science Fiction from June 1953. Palmer used the new company to abandon Other Worlds and launch Science Stories, in order to escape from Clark Publications' financial difficulties. Hence Science Stories can be considered a continuation of Other Worlds. Science Stories was visually attractive but contained no memorable fiction. Universe, on the other hand, was drab in appearance, but included some well-received stories, such as Theodore Sturgeon's "The World Well Lost", which examined homosexuality, a controversial topic for the time. Palmer's Chicago partner lost interest, so Palmer took over both Science Stories and Universe Science Fiction under a new company. In 1955 he ceased publication of both magazines and brought back Other Worlds, numbering the issues to make the new magazine appear a continuation of both the original Other Worlds and also of Universe. In this new incarnation the magazine was less successful, but did print Marion Zimmer Bradley's first novel, Falcons of Narabedla. In 1957 Palmer changed the focus of the magazine to unidentified flying objects (UFOs), retitling it Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, and after the September 1957 issue no more fiction appeared. Palmer eventually settled on Flying Saucers, Mysteries of the Space Age as the title, and in that form it survived until June 1976. (en) Other Worlds Science Stories (normalmente chiamata dai lettori solo Other Worlds) è stata una rivista pulp di fantascienza statunitense diretta da Raymond A. Palmer con Bea Mahaffey e pubblicata dalla Clark Publishing a Evanston (Illinois) dal 1949. Venduta per 35 centesimi, la pubblicazione in formato digest fu bimestrale fino al settembre 1950, uscì ogni sei settimane fino ad ottobre 1952 e divenne quindi mensile. Il primo numero, datato novembre 1949, fu accreditato al curatore editoriale Robert N. Webster, uno degli pseudonimi di Palmer, dato che era a quel tempo ancora impiegato da Ziff-Davis, come curatore di Amazing Stories e di Fantastic Adventures. Other Worlds fece il suo debutto pubblicando The Fall of Lemuria di , Where No Foot Walks di e Venus Trouble Shooter di . A seguito di un incidente occorsogli nel 1953, Palmer sospese Other Worlds con il 31º numero (luglio 1953). Il titolo fu in seguito ripreso dallo stesso Palmer dal 1955 per alcune altre riviste, accostando sempre più alla fantascienza articoli di argomento ufologico, fino al 1958. (it) 《异世界》（英語：Other Worlds）、《宇宙科幻》（Universe Science Fiction）和《科学故事》（Science Stories）是主编的三本美国杂志，其中《异世界》于1949年11月经帕尔默开办的克拉克出版社发行并持续经营四年，刊有许多颇受好评的作品，如范·沃格特的《魔法村庄》，雷·布萊伯利《火星紀事》系列小说中的《虚无之路》。帕尔默既是主编又是出版商，所以能自主决定编辑政策，向读者呈现各种各样的科幻作品。 1953年，帕尔默与芝加哥商人合伙开办贝尔出版社，并于同年六月开始出版《宇宙科幻》。帕尔默利用新公司停办《异世界》并推出《科学故事》，以摆脱克拉克出版社面临的财政困境，故而《科学故事》可以视为《异世界》的延续。但是，《科学故事》金玉其外，却没有什么值得一提的内容；相比之下，《宇宙科幻》虽然外观单调，但刊有不少颇具名气的小说，如席奧多爾·史鐸金探讨当时尚属争议话题的同性戀题材作品《》。 合伙人决定退出后，帕尔默创办新公司接手两本杂志，但1955年又将两者停刊，同时恢复《异世界》，从杂志编号来看，新版《异世界》相当于老版和《宇宙科幻》的延续。新版不及老版成功，但偶有佳作，如的长篇小说处女作《》。1957年，主编将杂志重点改为不明飞行物，更名《异世界飞碟》。1957年9月刊后，杂志不再刊登虚构作品，帕尔默又将书名改成《飞碟，太空时代的奥秘》，此后没有再更名，直至1976年6月停刊。 (zh) |
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| rdfs:comment | Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction y Science Stories fueron tres revistas estadounidenses relacionadas que tuvieron como editor a Raymond A. Palmer. Other Worlds fue lanzada en noviembre de 1949 por la editorial de Plamer, Clark Publications, y duró cuatro años en su primera etapa, con relatos que tuvieron buena acogida como Enchanted Village de A. E. van Vogt, o Way in the Middle of the Air, uno de los relatos de las Crónicas marcianas de Ray Bradbury. Como Palmer fue tanto editor como el responsable de la editorial, marcó su propia política editorial y publicó una amplia gama de ciencia ficción. (es) Other Worlds, Universe Science Fiction, and Science Stories were three related US magazines edited by Raymond A. Palmer. Other Worlds was launched in November 1949 by Palmer's Clark Publications and lasted for four years in its first run, with well-received stories such as "Enchanted Village" by A. E. van Vogt and "Way in the Middle of the Air", one of Ray Bradbury's "Martian Chronicle" stories. Since Palmer was both publisher and editor, he was free to follow his own editorial policy, and presented a wide array of science fiction. (en) Other Worlds Science Stories (normalmente chiamata dai lettori solo Other Worlds) è stata una rivista pulp di fantascienza statunitense diretta da Raymond A. Palmer con Bea Mahaffey e pubblicata dalla Clark Publishing a Evanston (Illinois) dal 1949. Venduta per 35 centesimi, la pubblicazione in formato digest fu bimestrale fino al settembre 1950, uscì ogni sei settimane fino ad ottobre 1952 e divenne quindi mensile. (it) 《异世界》（英語：Other Worlds）、《宇宙科幻》（Universe Science Fiction）和《科学故事》（Science Stories）是主编的三本美国杂志，其中《异世界》于1949年11月经帕尔默开办的克拉克出版社发行并持续经营四年，刊有许多颇受好评的作品，如范·沃格特的《魔法村庄》，雷·布萊伯利《火星紀事》系列小说中的《虚无之路》。帕尔默既是主编又是出版商，所以能自主决定编辑政策，向读者呈现各种各样的科幻作品。 1953年，帕尔默与芝加哥商人合伙开办贝尔出版社，并于同年六月开始出版《宇宙科幻》。帕尔默利用新公司停办《异世界》并推出《科学故事》，以摆脱克拉克出版社面临的财政困境，故而《科学故事》可以视为《异世界》的延续。但是，《科学故事》金玉其外，却没有什么值得一提的内容；相比之下，《宇宙科幻》虽然外观单调，但刊有不少颇具名气的小说，如席奧多爾·史鐸金探讨当时尚属争议话题的同性戀题材作品《》。 (zh) |
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