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Astounding Stories of Super-Science, August 1930
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Various
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Dear
Editor:
Astounding
Stories
is
an
astounding
magazine.
It
has
really
astounding
stories.
It
couldn't
be
better.
There's
hardly
room
for
improvement.
May
Astounding
Stories
be
more
astounding
yet.
I
like
it!--Monroe
Hood
Stinson,
1742,
12th
Ave.,
Oakland,
California.
Only
Fiction!
Dear
Editor:
I
have
just
finished
a
story
in
the
February,
1930,
issue
of
Astounding
Stories
entitled
"Into
Space,"
by
Sterner
St.
Paul.
I
would
like
to
know
if
it
is
a
true
story,
if
the
actions
described
in
it
really
happened,
or
is
it
merely
a
story
of
fiction.--Dan
S.
Scherrer,
Shawneetown,
Ill.
Perhaps--Soon
Dear
Editor:
I
have
just
finished
reading
your
new
magazine,
Astounding
Stories.
It
is
the
best
magazine
I
have
ever
read.
Keep
up
the
good
work
and
you
will
find
me
a
constant
reader.
I
have
only
one
suggestion
to
make:
Let
Astounding
Stories
come
out
every
other
Thursday.--Harold
Kulko,
433
Palmer
E.,
Detroit,
Michigan.
More
Preferences
Dear
Editor:
I
have
read
with
great
interest
the
second
issue
of
Astounding
Stories
and
note
your
invitation
for
readers
to
express
themselves.
I
enjoyed
the
whole
magazine,
finding
the
literary
quality
surprisingly
high.
Especially
good
were
"Spawn
of
the
Stars,"
and
"Creatures
of
the
Light."
Harl
Vincent's
tale
was
the
best
of
his
I
have
read;
and
Captain
Meek's
are
always
good.
"The
Corpse
on
the
Grating,"
however,
was
merely
Poe's
"Fall
of
the
House
of
Usher"
done
over,
and
not
half
so
well.
As
for
the
sort
of
tales
I
like,
here
they
are
in
order
of
preference:
Marker
Marker
Fine marker
White-out
Fine white-out
Circle
Paint
Unmarker
Hand
Scalpel
Dice
Sieve
Purify
Undo
Redo
Start over
