SFRA Review
Issue 215, January/February 1995
Issue 216, March/April 1995
Issue 217, May/June 1995
Issue 218 July/August 1995
Issue 219, September/October 1995
Issue 220, November/December 1995
Issue 221, January/February 1996
Issue 222, March/April 1996
Issue 223, May/June 1996
Issue 224, July/August 1996
Issue 225, September/October 1996
Issue 226, November/December 1996
Issue 227, January/February 1997
Issue 228, March/April 1997
Issue 229/230, May/June 1997 & July/August 1997

edited by Amy Sisson

Published by SFRA
The Science Fiction Research Association

Description: 15 trade paperback format magazine issues published between 1995 and 1997 The run is complete for those years. The format of the magazine changed in 1998, which only had two issues for that year. 1997 only had three issues, the third being a double issue. As magazines, these cannot be shipped by media mail.

Condition: Binding - very good to like new, a couple of issues have a little bumping of corners or top or bottom of spine, slight soiling, no writing in the issues, no highlighting or underlining of text.

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