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The gutter code was used by Doubleday, both for their trade and book club printings, from mid-1958 to mid-1987. C ...ollectors. Doubleday and the [[Publisher:Science Fiction Book Club|Science Fiction Book Club]] (SFBC) have never formally acknowledged their existence.

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:I'd use the same rules we do for RPGs which is if they are speculative fiction or closely related to a published specfict work or series then we usually i ...ime when I was in the club (from the mid-70s to around 1990.) The "Nelson Doubleday" imprint was also used for omnibus editions or other first "as thus" editio

...o support a Policy change to include graphic novels related to speculative fiction (and a software change to enable it), although I don't feel strongly about ...for including nongenre fiction and associational nonfiction works such as science, astronomy, space exploration, films, etc., but that's for another discussi

...at the decision to create a standard is the important thing. As a computer science professor, I regularly tell my students that having a standard (e.g. at a s ...in this format. However, if such a publication contains multiple works of fiction, it is usually better to list them as anthologies or collections, with a bi

''Artwork. Interior art should have the same title as the fiction or essay it is associated with. If it is independent of other content, and ...n interiorart record. That if a work doesn't illustrate a specific work of fiction or an essay, it should be titled the name of the work which contains it. Fo

== Page & Spine: Fiction Showcase == [https://pagespineficshowcase.com/index.html Page & Spine: Fiction Showcase] is a webzine that publishes stories, poems and essays on a weekly

...r whether we're recording enough about magazine entries of the Speculative Fiction we're supposedly all interested in. I'm used to messy continuations of some ...can find the SF being reviewed if we don't have it already), small bits of fiction added to some publications but not necessarily others, etc. I'm actually qu

...rialization (1934) or the first book publication (1948). If it were short fiction and published just in a single magazine issue, it seems pretty clear the "s ...call "chapterbooks" at the moment). However, when cataloging novel length fiction, the date of the original serialization is not used and the date of the fir

I had somehow thought the policy was not to enter general fiction mags such as ''The Strand'', ''The Saturday Evening post'', ''Argosy'', and ...r fantasy magazine, and yet they probably influenced the course of science fiction more than any other magazine either within or outside of the field..." Pret

...greatly excited by a scientific experiment unprecedented in the annals of science. The members of the Gun Club, an circle of artillerymen formed at Baltimore ...a most novel and daring nature, altogether unprecedented in the annals of science. The Baltimore Gun Club, a society of artillerymen started in America durin