Magazine: Visions
Editors (alphabetically listed): Wolfgang H. Bauer | Kenneth James | Ed Kim | Gregory Manning
Language: English
ISSN:
Issues: 9, 1987 – 1991
Websites: Galactic Central | ISFDB
Bibliographic comments: Semi-pro intercollegiate magazine of speculative fiction and fantasy.
• Only issues with contents of interest to this library are listed here, highlighted in white.
Visions, #1
Gregory Manning, ed.
< Spring 1987
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 40 pages
No cover price
Notes:
• Vol. 1 No. 1.
• Only fiction, poetry and the interview are listed here.
Fiction: Tamiko M. Toland, Flies // Adria Moskowitz, Mehitabelle the Cat // Carl Sagan, Contact [excerpt] // Julio
Worthless, The Oedipus Curse // William Whiting, Dragon’s Teeth // William Whiting, Relations // Chet Morrison,
The Network Angels // Gregory Manning, Within // John Magee, One Ordinary Day with Paranoia // Chet
Morrison, From the Third Dimension to the Living Room World // Gregory Manning, Castaway // Bevan Das,
F=Gm1m2/R2 // William Whiting, And Enter Rachel [Part 1 of 2] // Kimberly Tryka, A Quartet of Three
Poetry: Y. M. Calvillo, The Ballad of a Carbon-14 Atom
Interview: Ken James, An Interview with Samuel R. Delany
Visions, #2
Kenneth James, ed.
< Fall 1987
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 48 pages
$3.50
Notes:
• Vol. 2 No. 1.
• Only fiction, poetry and the interview are listed here.
Fiction: Chet Morrison, When Was the Last Time You Ever Saw a Primordial Cell // Ron Nyren, The Edge //
Anthony Dobranski, Anselm and I // Jeffrey Pease, Some Consequences of the Anatomical Differences Between
Men and Women // Anthony Schinella, The Enemy // Walter Amos, Turnabout Is Fair Play // Sterling Harwood,
Benedict the Worldly Trader // Tim Susman, Or Sparrow Fall // David Van Stone, She Became a Reflection in a
Spoon // Bill Whiting, And Enter Rachel [Part 2 of 2] // Ellen Kay Harris, Questioning the Box
Poetry: Joe W. Haldeman, Computer, Terminal // Miho Nishida, Lost // Steve Mack, The Planets
Interview: Kathleen M. Romer, The Long Habit of Writing: Conversations with Professor Joe Haldeman
Visions, #5
Ed Kim, ed.
< Spring 1989
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 64 pages
$3.50
Notes:
• Vol. 3 No. 2.
• Only fiction, poetry, essays and the interview are listed here.
Fiction: Michael Landweber, Out of Time // Tim Adye, Intelligence Test // Anthony Schinella, Surgical Strike //
Darren Longo, Suction // Jim Heiser, Tears of the Thunder God // Maria Hamilton, In a World of Your Own // Nick
Penfold, A Fairy’s Tale // Neal Tringham, Time Enough for Politics // Julie Pearson, The Origin of the Pencil //
Nigel Sellars, From the Confessions of Caliban // Rich Amber, Little People // David Upshal, The Dream Circuit
Poetry: Benjamin Royce, The Eclipse // Shelley Stuart, The Price // Heather Downey, Waterfall // Todd Mecklem,
Jonathan Falk, Death of a Thaumaturgist
Essays: Carl Sagan, Science Fiction: A Personal View // Igor Tolokonnikov, Ways of Scientific Thinking // Tamiko
Toland, From Russia with Love
Interview: Eugene Kim, An Interview with Isaac Asimov
Visions, #6
Wolfgang H. Bauer, ed.
< Fall 1989
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 72 pages
$3.50
Notes:
• Vol. 4 No. 1.
• First Joint Soviet issue.
• Only fiction, poetry, essays and the interviews are listed here.
Fiction: Heinz Fenkl, A Study in Red and Black // Arina Aristovana, Curriculum Vitae // Matthew Rendall, Bed and
Breakfast // Wendy White-Ring, White Walls // Ron Nyren, Death Is a Sentence // Igor Grechin, Hunting Season
// Audrey Jennifer DeLong, The Storyteller // Helena Brasch-Glendinning, Where Are You, Albert Einstein //
Gregg Howard, Mister X // Tony Keen, Abraham, Harry and John // Jeff VanderMeer, A Cracked Ferry Tail // Nigel
Sellars, Arms and the Boy
Poetry: Stuart Judd, Space Odyssey
Essays: Igor Tolokonnikov, Let Me Introduce Soviet Science Fiction // Steven M. Kurtz, The Production Tale
Interviews: Wolfgang Baur, Steven M. Kurtz, An Interview with Marion Zimmer Bradley // Tamiko Toland, An
Interview with Boris Strugatsky
Visions, #7
Wolfgang H. Bauer, ed.
< Spring 1990
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 72 pages
$3.50
Notes:
• Vol. 4 No. 2.
• Second Joint Soviet issue.
• Only fiction, poetry, the essay and the interviews are listed here.
Fiction: Jeff VanderMeer, The Sea, Mendeho, and Moonlight // Robert Kramer, Silicon Surf // Christopher Ryan,
Her Sovereignty, My Adultery // Matt Ruff, Ride of the Bohemians // Igor Grechin, The End of the First Chapter //
Jeffrey Hunter Till, Organic Implications // Alexander Tishin, Another Failure // Tony Keen, I Was Shakespeare’s
Muse // Denys Brokenshire, Solomon’s Day // Ellen Calhoun, The Edge // Jon Marks, Beige Refrain // Igor
Kremenev, The Escape (Or Diana’s Smile) // Todd Mecklem, A Carpathian Aceldama // David F. Hamilton, High
Time
Poetry: Todd Mecklem, Jonathan Falk, An Autumn Mourning
Essay: Wolfgang Baur, Why I Hate Science Fiction Poetry
Interviews: Wolfgang Baur, Matt Ruff Interview // Charlie Gonzalez, Piers Anthony Interview
Visions, #8
Wolfgang H. Bauer, ed.
< Spring 1990
Visions Magazine Inc.
Quarto, 72 pages
$3.50
Notes:
• Vol. 4 No. 3.
• Joint Soviet issue.
• Only fiction, poetry, essays and the interviews are listed here.
Fiction: Michael Shey, REV // Audrey Jennifer DeLong, Granuaile // Al Tucker, O, the Tales Those Dead Men Tell
// Jeff VanderMeer, A Social Gathering // Meredith McGhan, Hade’s Version // Igor Kremnev, How High the Sky //
Kenneth James, Signs // Tony Keen, Napolean’s Airship // Jon Marks, A Matter of Timing // Maxim Sterligor, The
Forest Dwellers // Chris Starkey, The Review // Andy Willet, Death Comes Teleconferencing
Poetry: Nicolas Bourbaki, Adventures That Byfelle a Moderne Knight
Essays: Michaela Pohl, (Dys-) Utopian SF in the USSR // Laura Talesnick, The Marketing Frontier
Interviews: Amy Wang, Ryan Wyatt, Ray Bradbury Interview // Tamiko Toland, Alexander Koshkin Interview