Die Besten Stories aus The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, translated as The Best Stories From The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (1949-), was published in Germany between the early 1960s and 1999. Printed in the form of pocket books, each edition is numbered and given its own subtitle. The longest serving editor was Ronald M. Hahn (1983-1999).
The German edition possibly ceased publication following Gordon Van Gelder's acquisition of the US magazine in 2000.
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction;
The Magazine of Fantasy;
Fantasy and Science Fiction;
F&SF
New Hampshire
:
Mystery House
,
1949
Z990683
1949
periodical
fantasy
science fiction
(35 issues)
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, later Fantasy and Science Fiction (and often referred to as just F&SF), is a digest-size speculative-fiction magazine first published as a quarterly in 1949 by Mystery House and as a bi-monthly by Fantasy House (1950-1958). Both houses were subsidiaries of Lawrence Spivak's Mercury Publications. In 1958, responsibility for the publication of the magazine was taken on by Mercury Press. In October 2001, Gordon Van Gelder bought the magazine from Mercury. He subsequently moved its offices from New York to New Jersey and published it through his newly formed company Spilogale Inc. Today, the magazine is the world's second-longest-running science-fiction magazine, surpassing Amazing Stories in total number of issues published and exceeded only by Astounding/Analog.
