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Science fiction has been shaped as a literary genre by both 
science fiction authors and 
science fiction editors.
Notable science fiction editors have included:
-  Ben Bova - successor to Campbell at Analog, later became the editor of Omni magazine[?]
 -  Anthony Boucher[?], editor of Fantasy and Science Fiction
 -  Marion Zimmer Bradley, editor of Sword and Sorceress anthologies and Marion Zimmer Bradley's Fantasy Magazine
 -  John W. Campbell, editor of Analog Science Fiction magazine
 -  John Carnell[?], edited New Worlds Science fiction[?] for its first 18 years.
 -  Terry Carr[?]
 -  Groff Conklin, noted anthologist
 -  Ellen Datlow[?], editor at Omni, Event Horizon, SCIFICTION, Year's Best Fantasy and Horror, and several other anthologies
 -  Avram Davidson[?], editor of Fantasy and Science Fiction
 -  August Derleth, H.P. Lovecraft's literary executor, and founder of Arkham House
 -  Gardner Dozois, current editor, Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine[?]
 -  Harlan Ellison, editor of Dangerous Visions anthology
 -  Roger Elwood[?], who produced so many paperback original anthologies in the 1970s that he saturated the anthology market for several years.
 -  Edward L. Ferman[?], editor of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction[?]
 -  David S. Garrett[?]
 -  Hugo Gernsback, editor of Amazing Stories magazine
 -  H. L. Gold[?], editor of Galaxy magazine
 -  Cele Goldsmith Lalli[?], editor of Amazing Stories and Fantastic[?] magazines
 -  Martin Harry Greenberg[?]
 -  David Hartwell[?]
 -  Damon Knight, editor of the Orbit[?] series of original anthologies
 -  Warren Lapine[?], editor and publisher of Absolute Magnitude and DNA Publications
 -  Shawna McCarthy[?], editor of Realms of Fantasy, one-time editor of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine[?] 1981-1985
 -  Judith Merril[?] - edited the increasingly eclectic "Best SF" anthologies in the 1960s
 -  Michael Moorcock - editor of New Worlds magazine in the 1960s, instigator of the so-called "New Wave"
 -  Patrick Nielsen Hayden[?], editor at Tor Books
 -  Raymond A. Palmer[?], Amazing editor in the 1930s and 1940s; influential in the popularization of the UFO phenomenon
 -  Frederik Pohl, edited Galaxy magazine, and a series of original anthologies Star Science Fiction
 -  David Pringle[?]
 -  Stanley Schmidt[?], editor of Analog, 1977 to present.
 -  George Scithers[?], initial editor of Isaac Asimov's Science Fiction Magazine[?] 1976-1981; editor Amazing, mid-1980s
 -  Robert Silverberg
 -  Gordon van Gelder[?], editor and publisher of Fantasy and Science Fiction
 -  Donald A. Wollheim, editor at Ace books[?], later the founder of DAW Books[?]
 
Editors of international / non-English literature:
See also:
 
 
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