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Astounding Stories

Astounding Stories is the common name of the first few decades of a major American science fiction magazine.

Publication History

Astounding Stories began publishing in 1930 as Astounding Stories of Super Science. Names in subsequent years included Astounding Stories and Astounding Science Fiction. Issue copyright renewals began in October 1933. The magazine was renamed Analog in 1960, and is still published under that name by Dell Magazines.

Persistent Archives of Complete Issues

• 1930-1931: Project Gutenberg has transcriptions of the the early run from the second issue through mid-1931. Ads are transcribed in the second issue, but are omitted in most of the later transcriptions.
• 1930-1931: Johnny Pez has the Gutenberg run above indexed by story authors and titles.
• 1930: The first year of issues is online in cumbersome but readable page image format at the Internet Archive. While the Gutenberg copies are easier to read, this version shows page layout and advertisements (and includes issue #1).
• 1931: The second year of issues is online in cumbersome but readable page image format at the Internet Archive. Image quality is somewhat higher in this run than in the 1930 page images.
• 1932: The third year of issues is online in cumbersome but readable page image format at the Internet Archive.
• 1933: Some material from 1933 is online in cumbersome but readable page image format at the Internet Archive.

Official Site / Current Material

• Analog Science Fiction and Fact has an official web site with information about the magazine and fiction to purchase.

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