on to professional success. These included several Writers of the Future winners such as Russell Asplund, Grant Avery Morgan, and Lee Allred, future editor at Ace Books, Anne Sowards, writer and literary agent Michael Carr, and fantasy writer Brandon Sanderson. Since its beginnings, Leading Edge has published approximately twice a year (sometimes more, sometimes less), with one issue coming out in fall and one coming out in spring. In 2000, Leading Edge published a story that turned out to have been plagiarized by a prison inmate submitting it as his own work. Geoffrey A. Landis' 1994 novella "The Singular Habits of Wasps", originally published in the April 1994 issue of Analog, was submitted by Phillip S. Barcia, purchased by Leading Edge, and published in issue 39. A correction notice was published in issue 40 indicating the actual author of the story. , Leading Edge has published 80 issues. See also Inscape, a semiannual creative writing journal at BYU which publishes student submissions References External links Entry in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction Official site Leading Edge collection at the Harold B. Lee Library, includes issues 1-42, 50, and 61. 1981 establishments in Utah Biannual magazines published in the United States Brigham Young University publications Literary magazines published in the United States Magazines established in 1981 Magazines published in Utah Science fiction magazines published in the United States Student magazines published in the United States