Galaxy Magazine

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Galaxy Magazine was a pioneering American science fiction magazine, especially influential in the mid-20th century for publishing innovative and socially conscious speculative fiction.

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Galaxy Magazine canonical 2
Galaxy Science Fiction magazine 2

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instanceOf science fiction magazine
ceasedPublication late 20th century
countryOfOrigin United States
editor Ejler Jakobsson
Floyd C. Gale NERFINISHED
Frederik Pohl
H. L. Gold
James Baen
John J. Pierce
editorialFocus satire of contemporary society
sociological science fiction
speculative treatments of politics and economics
featuredAuthor Alfred Bester
Arthur C. Clarke
Clifford D. Simak
Fritz Leiber
Isaac Asimov
Jack Vance
Philip K. Dick
Poul Anderson
Ray Bradbury
Robert A. Heinlein
Theodore Sturgeon
featuredWork Call Me Joe
The Demolished Man
The Fireman
The Space Merchants
The Stars My Destination
Time Enough for Love
firstIssuePublicationDate October 1950
format digest magazine
genre science fiction
speculative fiction
headquartersLocation New York City
inception 1950
influenced New Wave science fiction
mid-20th-century science fiction
language English
mediaType print
notableFor emphasis on sociological themes
satirical science fiction
socially conscious science fiction
peakInfluencePeriod 1950s
1960s
publicationFrequency bimonthly
irregular
monthly
publisher Galaxy Publishing Corporation
UPD Publishing
World Editions

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Nightwings originalSerialPublication Galaxy Magazine
Galaxy Publishing Corporation associatedWith Galaxy Science Fiction magazine
linked to: Galaxy Magazine
Way Station originalPublicationVenue Galaxy Magazine
The Marching Morons originalPublisher Galaxy Science Fiction magazine
linked to: Galaxy Magazine