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Space Voyager (UK 1981 - 1985) ( AKA New Voyager)

Space Voyager (also known as New Voyager) was a bimonthly science fiction and science fact magazine that was published in the United Kingdom from 1981 to 1985. The magazine covered a range of topics including movies, television, the space program, games, and art. Published by MAP (Model and Allied Publications) the magazine's first pilot issue was called Space Voyager, but subsequent issues were titled New Voyager. However, the magazine reverted to the original name of Space Voyager starting with issue #5. The magazine's ISSN was 02642301. While the publication's run was brief, Space Voyager offered a mix of entertainment and education for fans of science fiction and space exploration. The magazine's coverage of science fact and science fiction likely appealed to a small range of readers with an interest in the cosmos and has been described as “too niche for its own good” Neil Gaiman was a regular contributor to Space Voyager magazine starting with issue number thirteen. Like many of the other magazines he worked for during the mid-eighties, he contributed regular interviews and reviews of both books and movies. Space Voyager should be noted as the magazine that printed Neil's firs

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