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Subject: IASFM
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Date: Thu, 6-Jun-85 00:57:22 EDT
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From: jpa144@cit-vax (Jens Peter Alfke)

I've been hearing a lot lately about how good Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine
is.  From time to time I pick up issues of Analog or F&SF; Analog just
doesn't run enough worthwhile stories for it to be worth my while to
read through every issue, and F&SF is almost-but-not-quite worth it.  From
what I hear of Asimov's, it has the highest level of quality of the three.
I really would like to keep up more with what's going on, and I'm on the
verge of getting a subscription.  Does anyone out there have any opinions
on the magazine?

(I assume that I can just find a subscription coupon in an ad in Analog
or F&SF.)

					Thanks
					  --Peter Alfke
jpa144@cit-vax  until 6/14
(then in limbo, then)
alfke.pasa@xerox  7/1 onwards