Which among the following is said to be the first fiction magazine (created by Hugo Gernsback)?

Correct option is D

Amazing Stories, launched in 1926 by Hugo Gernsback, is widely considered the first science fiction magazine. It introduced readers to speculative and futuristic narratives, establishing science fiction as a recognized genre. Gernsback’s magazine featured a blend of short stories, scientific articles, and serialized works, laying the foundation for popular sci-fi literature.
Information Booster:
1. Science Fiction’s Birthplace: Gernsback’s publication is seen as instrumental in creating the modern sci-fi genre.
2. Serial Publications: Amazing Stories featured serials, allowing complex sci-fi narratives to reach larger audiences.
3. Fandom Development: The magazine fostered an early science fiction community, with fans contributing letters and discussions.
Additional Information:
· (a) Time and the Conways : A play by J.B. Priestley, unrelated to sci-fi magazines.
· (b) Henceforward : A play by Alan Ayckbourn, unrelated to sci-fi.
· (c) New Worlds : A British sci-fi magazine but not the first of its kind.