Super Locus Vintage Issue from the Archives
Greetings from beyond the paywall! We have been posting new content monthly on our Patreon Archive Feed – scans of vintage Locus and audio clips from author interviews and more – and wanted to share a little of what that feed looks like by making some of our earlier posts public. Check out this post with the entire issue 74 of Locus.
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From the post:
Super Locus – Vintage Locus
Flashback to Locus issue 74 published on February 14, 1971 as a “special catch-up issue.”
Highlights include: SF field represented at Apollo 14 launch (pages 1-2), is NASA more important than Star Trek? (page 2), Harlan Ellison sells “A Boy and His Dog” to film studio (page 2), reviews of work from Jack Vance, Poul Anderson, and more, and a far-out 1971 Midwestcon flyer…
