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From: chabot@miles.DEC (L S Chabot)
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Subject: Re: Chance to bring back _Unknown_Worlds
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Date: Fri, 12-Apr-85 11:07:29 EST
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Posted: Fri Apr 12 11:07:29 1985
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Steve Kallis
> The latest (June) issue of _Analog_ contains a letter of mine that, among
> other things, laments the lack of availability of the old _Unknown_Worlds_,
> which is no longer being published.  The editor, Stan Schmidt, is very
> interested in bringing it back as a companion to _Analog_, but he has to
> convince the publisher it's a viable idea.  He appended to the bottom of my
> letter the suggestion that if people were interested, to indicate by writing
> in. 

Well, *I* haven't had any use for _Analog_ for several years
(-:no fireplace:-), and I've never seen a copy of _Unknown_Worlds.
What sorts of things were published in _Unknown_Worlds_?  Both general
descriptions or a list of some specific stories would be help in convincing
those of us who are ignorant-but-might-be-interested to write in.
(So far, though, I've not been much pleased with anything I've subscribed to 
by that publisher, neither _Analog_, which the publisher refused to cancel my
subscription before it ended, nor the short-lived _Science_Fiction_Digest_.) 

Thanks in adjvance,
L S Chabot
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