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The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, often simply Fantasy and Science Fiction or Fantasy & Science Fiction, was an American magazine founded in 1949, which has, since February 2001, been published by Spilogale, Inc.. Its monthly issues showcased works of prose science- and fantasy fiction by various writers in an anthology format.
Issue 3 of Volume 101, published in September 2001, featured Grass by Lawrence Miles, the first-ever entry in the standalone Faction Paradox series. The story was later reprinted by Mad Norwegian Press as a backup to their reprint of Dead Romance.