Vintage Scifi Mag Galaxy Available For Free Online. Galaxy magazine was a pulpy, science fiction paradise from 1. And you can read hundreds of issues from its heyday online, all thanks to Archive. The magazines have been online for a few years now, but like so much on the Internet Archive, it has gone largely overlooked. Watch The Man Who Fell To Earth Youtube. But no longer. Everyone from Boing Boing to The Verge has caught wind of the online treasure trove. As you flip through the Galaxy covers you’ll probably notice plenty of images that have gone viral in retro- future circles over the years in places like Reddit and Pinterest. Some of the ones that stand out to me are the January 1.

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January 1. 95. 6 cover featuring a futuristic Santa Claus. Watch The Gravedancers Megavideo. The 3. 55 issues that have been uploaded online include stories by such scifi legends as Ray Bradbury, Frederik Pohl, and Isaac Asimov. From Open Culture: A series of editors—including Frederik Pohl—took over from [founding editor H. L.] Gold after a car accident in 1. Pohl’s departure—the magazine was on its decline. There were more iterations, reprints, anthologies, and online versions, but the essential run is here.

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And those first ten years changed American science- fiction forever, paving the way for experimental writers like Philip K. Dick and William Gibson. Do you have a favorite story or cover illustration from Galaxy? Any tips on where fellow readers should start?