SF/F/H n.
abbreviation for science fiction, fantasy, and horror
SF Criticism
Genre
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1979 Famous Monsters of Filmland May 27 (caption)
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Evil Rabbit in scene from animovie WATERSHIP DOWN, under consideration for award by membership of Acad of SF/F/H Films
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1991 Locus Sept. 78/3
As a reader (or a writer) of sf/f/h, a writer who writes well enough to make his or her peers jealous is a blessing to readers.
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1993
There is something of a small war going on in the field of SF/F/H literature.
Race for Success in Quantum Spring–Summer 26/1 -
1998 Speculations Aug. 26/2
Escape is an electronic magazine of speculative fiction. We consider all forms of SF/F/H and any combination thereof.
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2003
China Miéville
There’s been some talk and argument about the New Weird, a moment—or is that a movement?—in SF/F/H.
New Weird in Locus Dec. 8/1 -
2012
Paul Di Filippo
How can an entire category, essential to the development and history of SF/F/H, simply be written off on strictly mercenary terms?
On Books in Asimov’s Science Fiction June 107/1
Research requirements
antedating 1979
Earliest cite
in Famous Monsters of Filmland
Research History
Enoch Forrester submitted a 1998 cite from Cynthia Ward's "The Market Maven" column in Speculations.Jeff Prucher submitted a 2003 cite from Locus.
Jeff Prucher submitted a 1993 cite from an interview with Brian Herbert in Quantum.
Jesse Sheidlower submitted a 1979 cite from Famous Monsters of Filmland.
We would like cites of any date from other authors.
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