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The 12 pages that link to John W. Campbell, each with the reason it gives.

• Pulp magazineRelated: His editorial work connected pulp publishing to science fiction's later Golden Age.

• Hard science fictionRelated: His magazine fostered technically informed stories and helped define the genre’s mid-century conventions.

• Isaac AsimovRelated: Campbell edited and shaped many of Asimov’s early science-fiction stories.

• New Wave science fictionCompared with: His editorial era provides a prominent earlier model of science fiction’s genre conventions.

• Space operaRelated: His editorial influence helped redirect science fiction toward more technically minded storytelling.

• Hugo GernsbackCompared with: Campbell's editorial era emphasized character and social ideas beyond Gernsback's didactic scientific fiction.

• Golden Age of Science FictionRelated: His editorship at Astounding helped establish the period’s emphasis on technically informed stories and ambitious ideas.

• Amazing StoriesRelated: His later editorial standards offered a contrasting model to Amazing Stories' pulp traditions.

• L. Ron HubbardRelated: Campbell published Hubbard’s fiction and helped introduce Dianetics to science-fiction audiences.

• Robert A. HeinleinRelated: Campbell's editorial support helped launch Heinlein's professional fiction career.

• A. E. van VogtRelated: His editorial choices brought van Vogt’s fiction to a major audience.

• History of science fictionRelated: His editorial standards and author relationships defined a powerful phase of the genre.