The future the way it used to be THRILLING WONDER STORIES, a revival of the 1929-55 pulp magazine as a quarterly series of trade-paperback anthologies, brings solid entertainment and traditional storytelling back to short science fiction. For readers of all SF, from the magazines, to "Dune," to "Star Wars" and "Star Trek" novels. The first volume features: six new stories by Ben Bova, R. Neube, Michael Kandel, Constance Cooper, Eric Brown, and Kevin King; a rare reprint from Geoffrey A. Landis; classic stories from Ray Brabury and Isaac Asimov not available in any collection; four additional classic stories from Jack Williamson, Stanley G. Weinbaum, Raymond F. Jones, and Cleve Cartmill; an essay on space opera by James E. Gunn; DVD reviews by Bill Warren; an interview with legendary fan and editor Forrest J Ackerman; surprising but true "Scientifacts" by James Trefil; a fascinating science article by Joseph D. Miller; and an illustration with every story Cover by "Star Wars" prequel designer Iain McCaig.