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...compiled by Stephen T. Miller and William G. Contento. It is published by Locus Press on a CD-ROM and indexes 1,100 titles, 16,200 issues, 26,700 authors a The Locus Magazine website includes a [http://www.locusmag.com/index/chklst/0chklst.h

[https://www.locusmag.com/index The Locus Index to Science Fiction] is an online SF bibliography of English language

...unknown, but either hc or tp based on OCLC", "Cover art attributed by the Locus Index" or "First edition according to Tuck" ...binding and the page count -- there is no reason to state what OCLC or the Locus Index says about the page count once the book has been physically verified.

<td>The NESFA database is also part of the Locus Index through 1989. This was the first major database merged with the ISFDB

...- #205 from online sources (Greg Egan's index) and missing RoF issues from Locus index; I'll add recent F&SF if nobody does it earlier (Apr - Jun 2008; I wo ...n Asimov's I've almost completed the first three years (1977-1979), and on Locus I'm up to issue #217 (December 1978). So far, I'm missing issues #208 - 21

...them that way while fixing the chapterbooks and adding data from OCLC and Locus online. The titles are: {{T|1024116|Part 1}}, {{T|1024311|Part 2}}, {{T|886

...r of eligibility. This means that we may list "The XYZ Award - 2010" while Locus or the XYZ awarding group calls it "The XYZ Award - 2011". Our policy, in a | [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/awardtype.cgi?28 Locus Poll Award]

...he Blood Parasites '' (1994) [as by Jack Yeovil ], but there is nothing in Locus or Reginald3. More research is needed. [[User:Ahasuerus|Ahasuerus]] 19:02, ...az-04.htm Web site-cum-store], Amazon.com, {{OCLC}}, {{Clute/Nicholls}}, {{Locus}} and {{Reginald3}}. Changed the canonical name from "Michael A. McCollum"

* Added a massive number of Locus awards (up from 1219 to 4476 award entries). The data was machine-generated * The new Locus Poll results are now online (just the fiction entries).

* [http://www.locusmag.com/index/ The Locus Index to Science Fiction 1984 - 2007] (1984-1998 combined; individual index * [http://www.locusmag.com/SFAwards/Db/TableO1.html Locus list of SF awards]

* [[Magazine:Locus|Locus]] (1968-present)

* The latest Locus Poll results are now online.

...best, a useful guide to help date a publication. If possible, consult the Locus list of books received, and/or the book club's monthly fliers to better est

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...possible. Thirdly, it really wouldn't be significantly different than the Locus Index.

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...ethod for covering novels through the years after Tuck (1970) up until the Locus Index (1984). Usually has cover artist information.

...or "long works" or "short works"? For Shortworks I would think of adopting Locus's categories would help keep thing consistent.

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1985 - The Third Book of Swords Locus Poll Award, Best Fantasy Novel (Place: 22) 1985 - The Third Book of Swords Locus Poll Award, Best Fantasy Novel (Place: 22)

...Worldcat. So it would be good to have another one. Though, I still leave Locus unmarked for anything after 2007 in the hopes that they'll update it someda ..., then I wonder about all the entries that seem to be based on listings in Locus - when I checked a copy I had to hand a few days ago, it just seemed to lis

...uble would be type NOVEL with the storylen set to nv (ideally we'd use the Locus codes and it'd be "na").

...ento. Science Fiction, Fantasy, & Weird Fiction Magazine Index: 1890-1998. Locus Press (P.O. Box 13305 - Oakland, CA 96601), July 28 1999.

| Locus Poll places are displayed as nominations

...eiler, Tuck, Clute, Reginald, ect) for older editions, Web bibliographies (Locus, Contento, Oz biblios pre-1993 at edeion.net, etc) for additional info, www #Web spiders. Start with a single Web source, e.g. Locus Online, and use the New Arrival/Links sections to identify more sources, an

...says "first book publication" in the blurb then that's what'll show up in Locus and other sites. Thus I saw this applied to the appearance of stories in 2- : I personally like how Locus/Contendo handle this but it seems like a bit of re-engineering to get that

...them that way while fixing the chapterbooks and adding data from OCLC and Locus online. The titles are: {{T|1024116|Part 1}}, {{T|1024311|Part 2}}, {{T|886 ...unknown, but either hc or tp based on OCLC", "Cover art attributed by the Locus Index" or "First edition according to Tuck"

...rforms a partial match on their names. For example, iit displays this 1984 Locus Poll award for [http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/title.cgi?32351 "The Time Patr

...a Primary verifier needs to know why we generally, for instance, accept a Locus ''month and year'' date '''over''' a mere ''year date'' in a pub, and shoul : I'm happy to accept "8½ in x 10¾ in" - it was good enough for Locus. (Note that it should not be entered as 8½" x 10¾" as there are problems

...itle the problem would be solved in most of the cases were discussing. The Locus databases actually indent under the title and show all publication dates bu :The real author is Arthur Jean Cox according to the Locus Science Fiction, Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazine Index on CD. Someone st

..."genre magazine". Our rules for a "non-genre magazine" wouldn't apply to ''Locus'', and all of its contents are eligible for the db. A final point - a number of magazines have been entered (e.g. Locus) using the Series number as well as the date. Is this acceptable or should

:::: Let's imagine an issue of Locus entered this way, terrifying. [[User:Hauck|Hauck]] 15:55, 5 June 2012 (UTC) ...can find infos about awards, almost every award has a site of his own and Locus does a pretty god job for covering the rest of them. I came here to find da

| List links to locusmag.com as Locus and to sfadb.com as Science Fiction Awards Database

...be inclined to follow [http://www.locusmag.com/index/t406.htm#A39385 ''The Locus Index'''s lead] and drop the "Sir"s, but I thought I'd mention it here firs ...n, and change the series to “Changeling Hunt” - or follow the lead set by Locus, and change the series info in all of the stories to “Skylandia”? [[Use

...list. "James S. A. Corey" is listed in [https://locusmag.com/2022/06/2022-locus-awards-winners/ the official announcement], but [https://www.isfdb.org/cgi- ...ven by major magazines, whether by their readers or by their editors, e.g. Locus, Deathrealm, Itogi goda, Analog

...views audiobooks for a number of years now. Look at the summary page for ''Locus'' columnist {{A|Amy Goldschlager}}. [[User:Mhhutchins|Mhhutchins]] 06:17, 9

...t make an issue of ''Interzone'' sufficiently different from an issue of ''Locus'' such that would require them to be categorized differently. Regardless of ...relieve the strain that is placed on that one type. Did you know that the Locus database has '''more than 30''' types which we currently enter as just ESSA

...it's much easier to add additional distinct types to a reference like the Locus Index, which is displayed as a hyper-linked Web page. If we were to add add ::::::Here's how Locus lists publishers and imprints & publishers[http://www.locusmag.com/index/yr

...nald's numbers or a page # adds nothing, what's next, adding the line from Locus? The ONLY verification source which also has an external ID spot is OCLC, a ...about fiction above :) As for non-fiction - indexing the whole tor.com (or locus's online site) does not make much sense either - although indexing some of

...hn Bye" on the story's title page. [http://www.locusmag.com/index/s125.htm Locus] credits that poem to "Jon Bye" and credits that same author name spelling ::All Locus issues before 1983 were entered as fanzines, because that's when the Hugo A

...the very detailed list of categories and sub-categories maintained by the Locus guys and said "Nah, that's too detailed". We didn't do any kind of detailed