Fantasy & Science Fiction, July/August 2013

The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, July/August 2013

“The Color of Sand” by KJ Kabza
“Oh Give Me a Home” by Adam Rakunas
“Half a Conversation, Overheard While Inside an Enormous Sentient Slug” by Oliver Buckram
“The Year of the Rat” by Chen Qiufan
“Kormak the Lucky” by Eleanor Arnason
“The Woman Who Married the Snow” by Ken Altabef
“The Miracle Cure” by Harvey Jacobs
“The Heartsmith’s Daughters” by Harry R. Campion
“The Nambu Egg” by Tim Sullivan
“In the Mountains of Frozen Fire by Denis Winslow Codswallop Bourginon Cushing” by Rus Wornom
 

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The Mystery of the Vampire Killings — Nick Carter, Master Detective

Nick Carter, Master Detective aired “Death After Dark” (or “The Mystery of the Vampire Killings”) on February 19, 1944. The popular series enjoyed a long run, from 1943-55, when many classic radio programs gave way to television in the 1950s. For a semi-detailed history of Nick Carter, Master Detective (his adventures began in 1886 during …

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Favorite Story — Gulliver’s Travels

Favorite Story (1946-49) aired “Gulliver’s Travels” on March 27, 1948 as the “favorite story” choice of famed actor Ray Miland. Narrated by host Ronald Colman, we visit the land of Liliput in this somewhat humorously rendered dramatization of one of Jonathan Swift’s most enduring political satires. Jonathan Swift (1667-1745) often wrote his works pseudonymously. As …

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