Fantasy Times

Fantasy Times was edited by James V. Taurasi (with one break during World War II when it was edited by Sam Moskowitz) from 1941 to 1966 and by Frank Prieto Jr from 1966 to its end in 1969. Staring in 1946, Fantasy Times became a straightforward sf and fantasy newzine containing news, notes and reviews. Its title changed to Science Fiction Times in 1957, and it continued under that title until 1969.

James Blish was its book reviewer around 1956, and it won the Hugo for Best Fanzine in 1955 and 1957. Upon its demise, its news-reporting function was effectively taken over by Locus.