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'''Vector''' was the official publication of the British Science Fiction Association.
 
'''Vector''' was the official publication of the British Science Fiction Association.
  
Editors: Rog Peyton (#39), Steve Oakey (#40), Ken Later and Doreen Parker (#41-#43), Darroll Pardoe (#44)), Phil Muldowney (#45-#46), Tony Sudbery (#47), Malcolm Edwards(#66), Christopher Fowler (70)
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Editors: Rog Peyton (#39), Steve Oakey (#40), Ken Later and Doreen Parker (#41-#43), Darroll Pardoe (#44)), Phil Muldowney (#45-#46), Tony Sudbery (#47-#58), Malcolm Edwards(#59-#68), Christopher Fowler (#69)
  
Contributors of writing included Michael G. Coney, Malcolm Edwards, Keith Freeman, Christopher Fowler, Robert Holdstock,  
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Contributors of writing included Brian Aldiss, John Brunner, Pamela Bulmer, Michael G. Coney, Malcolm Edwards, Keith Freeman, Christopher Fowler, Harry Harrison, Robert Holdstock, Dicky Howett, Stanislaw Lem, Peter Roberts, Philip Strick, Ted Tubb.
  
 
Contributors of art work included Terry Jeeves,  
 
Contributors of art work included Terry Jeeves,  
  
Covers were by dave Rowe
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Covers were by Dave Rowe and Andrew Stephenson
  
 
Featured were Interviews with J.G. Ballard.  
 
Featured were Interviews with J.G. Ballard.  

Revision as of 21:58, 12 June 2011

Vector was the official publication of the British Science Fiction Association.

Editors: Rog Peyton (#39), Steve Oakey (#40), Ken Later and Doreen Parker (#41-#43), Darroll Pardoe (#44)), Phil Muldowney (#45-#46), Tony Sudbery (#47-#58), Malcolm Edwards(#59-#68), Christopher Fowler (#69)

Contributors of writing included Brian Aldiss, John Brunner, Pamela Bulmer, Michael G. Coney, Malcolm Edwards, Keith Freeman, Christopher Fowler, Harry Harrison, Robert Holdstock, Dicky Howett, Stanislaw Lem, Peter Roberts, Philip Strick, Ted Tubb.

Contributors of art work included Terry Jeeves,

Covers were by Dave Rowe and Andrew Stephenson

Featured were Interviews with J.G. Ballard.