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Cover of Astounding Science-Fiction, December 1942

Astounding Science-Fiction, December 1942

December 1942

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Contents

Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
6 Essay Non Fiction Power Supply The Editor
9 Short Fiction Fiction The Weapon Shop A. E. van Vogt
28 Short Fiction Fiction The Flight That Failed E. M. Hull
38 Short Fiction Fiction Some Day We'll Find You Cleve Cartmill
67 Short Fiction Fiction Interlude Ross Rocklynne
75 Essay Non Fiction In Times to Come (Astounding, December 1942) The Editor
76 Essay Non Fiction Get Out and Get Under (Part 1) L. Sprague de Camp
86 Short Fiction Fiction To Follow Knowledge Frank Belknap Long
98 Short Fiction Fiction Johnny Had a Gun Robert Moore Williams
104 Essay Non Fiction Probability Zero! (Astounding, December 1942) William M. Danner & Stanley Woolston & Jack Bivins & T. D. Whitenack, Jr. & Frank J. Smythe & L. M. Jensen
104 Short Fiction Fiction The Human Bomb Stanley Woolston
104 Short Fiction Fiction True Fidelity William M. Danner
105 Short Fiction Fiction Valadusia Jack Bivins
106 Short Fiction Fiction My Word! Frank J. Smythe
106 Short Fiction Fiction O'Ryan, the Invincible T. D. Whitenack, Jr.
107 Short Fiction Fiction Take-Off L. M. Jensen
108 Essay Non Fiction Brass Tacks (Astounding, December 1942) The Editor
111 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): Smith Was Not Referring to Contraterrene Matter, Which Is Positive Matter with Inverted Electrical Polarities; He Was Talking About Matter with Negative Mass, a Completely Different Thing. Harold Wooster
112 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): Such a Change in Light Speed as You Propose Would Entail a Collateral and Equal Change in all Other Phenomena—and Cancel Out, in Effect, the Change in Light Speed. A. T. Short
114 Short Fiction Fiction Piggy Bank Lewis Padgett
108|108.1 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): Leinster Is Back for a Whiles Anyway—But on Part Time. Three Guesses What Takes Most of His Time! Paul Carter
110|110.1 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): I Rather Felt That That Entomologist Was One of the Kind of People Who Vote the Straight Prohibition Party Ticket. R. L. Farnsworth
110|110.2 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): Try Julius Unger, 1702 Dahill Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. He Specializes in Secondhand Science-Fiction. Beatrice Gilsenberg
110|110.3 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): They're the Same Books Though—and Good Ones! Willy Ley
110|110.4 Essay Non Fiction Letter (Astounding, December 1942): "Sixth Column" and "With Flaming Swords" Used the Same Basic Plot—But No More Than "Nerves" and "Blowups Happen"! Charles H. Chandler
Page Type Kind Title Author(s)
Editor Non Fiction Astounding Science Fiction - 1942 John W. Campbell, Jr.
Cover Art Non Fiction Astounding Science-Fiction, December 1942 William Timmins
9 Interior Art Non Fiction The Weapon Shop Kolliker
15 Interior Art Non Fiction The Weapon Shop [2] Kolliker
22 Interior Art Non Fiction The Weapon Shop [3] Kolliker
29 Interior Art Non Fiction The Flight That Failed Orban
38 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You Orban
43 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You [2] Orban
48 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You [3] Orban
53 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You [4] Orban
58 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You [5] Orban
63 Interior Art Non Fiction Some Day We'll Find You [6] Orban
67 Interior Art Non Fiction Interlude Fax
87 Interior Art Non Fiction To Follow Knowledge Charles Schneeman
99 Interior Art Non Fiction Johnny Had a Gun M. Isip
114 Interior Art Non Fiction Piggy Bank F. Kramer
117 Interior Art Non Fiction Piggy Bank [2] F. Kramer
120 Interior Art Non Fiction Piggy Bank [3] F. Kramer