‎Science fiction‎

‎Scithers George editor Isaac Asimov; George Alec Effinger; Martin Gardner; Jesse Bone; Randall Garrett; Donald Gaither; James G‎

‎ASIMOV'S CHOICE - Dark Stars and Dragons‎

‎New York: Dale Books 1978. 223 pp. Edge and corner wear with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Greg Theakston; interiors by: Kelly Freas; Vincent di Fate; Freff; Roy G. Krenkel; Alex Schomburg; Rick Sternbach; Philip Foglio; and Jack Gaughan. This anthology contains: Editorial by Isaac Asimov; The Last Full Measure by George Alec Effinger; The Voyage of the Bagel by Martin Gardner; Piece de Resistance by Jesse Bone; Polly Plus by Randall Garrett; Wolf Tracks by Donald Gaither; Guilt by James Gunn; A Choice of Weapons by Michael Tennenbaum; Star Train by Drew Mendelson; The Man Who Took the Fifth by Michael Schimmel; Born Again by Sharon N. Farber; A Child of Penzance by Tony Sarowitz; Lipidleggin by F. Paul Wilson; and Singularity by Mildred Downey Broxon. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Illus. by Greg Theakston; Freff; Roy G. Krenkel; Alex Schomburg; Rick Sternbach; Philip Foglio; Jack Gaughan;. Paperback Original. Dale Books Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211688 ISBN : 0895590662 9780895590664

‎Carnell John editor Lee Harding; Robert Wells; Donald Malcolm; James White; William Spencer; David Kyle; Grahame Leman‎

‎NEW WRITINGS IN SF 18‎

‎London: Dennis Dobson 1971. 188 pp. Brown boards lettered in silver on the spine. Lightly rubbed on the corners of the dustjacket; price clipped; no interior markings. This anthology contains: Mistress of the Mind by Lee Harding; Frontier Incident by Robert Wells; The Big Day by Donald Malcolm; Major Operation by James White; The Cyclops Patrol by William Spencer; Some Dreams Come in Packages by David Kyle; and Django Maverick: 2051by Grahame Leman. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. Dennis Dobson Hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211723 ISBN : 0234776137 9780234776131

‎Derleth August editor Clark Ashton Smith; Evelyn E. Smith; Carl Jacobi; Philip K. Dick; Charles Beaumont; Poul Anderson; Isaac‎

‎TIME TO COME‎

‎New York: Pyramid Books 1969. x 224 pp. Pyramid Book T2012. Light edge and corner wear with an uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Jack Gaughan. This anthology contains: Phoenix by Clark Ashton Smith; Daxbr Baxbr by Evelyn E. Smith; The White Pinnacle by Carl Jacobi; Jon's World by Philip K. Dick; Keeper of the Dream by Charles Beaumont; Butch by Poul Anderson; The Pause by Isaac Asimov; No Morning After by Arthur C. Clarke; The Blight by Arthur J. Cox; Hole in the Sky by Irving Cox Jr.; Winner Take All by Ross Rocklynne; and Paradise II by Robert Sheckley. First Printing - First Thus. Paperback. Very Good. Illus. by Jack Gaughan;. Pyramid Books Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211726

‎Goldsmith Cele editor James H. Schmitz; Roger Zelazny; David R. Bunch; J. F. Bone; Harrison Denmark; Frank Tinsley; Sam Moskowi‎

‎AMAZING STORIES - Volume 37 number 4 - April 1963‎

‎New York: Ziff Davis Publishing 1963. 130 pp. Digest format. Wear on the corners with a small chip from the upper edge of the front. Cover by Virgil Finlay. This issue contains: Beacon to Elsewhere by James H. Schmitz; Circe Has Her Problems by Roger Zelazny; Somebody Up There Hates Us by David R. Bunch; For Service Rendered by J. F. Bone; The Stainless Steel Leech by Roger Zelazny Harrison Denmark; The Cosmic Wrecker - article by Frank Tinsley; SF Profile: Lester del Rey by Sam Moskowitz; along with the usual assortment of features. Amazing Stories was launched by Hugo Gernsback in April 1926 the first magazine devoted to science fiction and it survived in one form or another well into the 2000s. In 1985 it even became a television show developed by Steven Spielberg. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Alex Schomburg;. 12mo. Ziff Davis Publishing Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211691

‎Bulmer Kenneth editor Michael G. Coney; Vera Johnson; Keith Wells; Brian W. Aldiss; Bob Van Laerhoven; Peter Linnett; David Lan‎

‎NEW WRITINGS IN SF 27‎

‎London: Corgi Books 1977. 207 pp. Light edge and corner wear with some creasing on the spine; no interior markings. This anthology contains: Bartholomew and Son and the Fish Girl by Michael G. Coney; The Day They Cut Off the Power by Vera Johnson; A Time of Mind by Keith Wells; Year by Year the Evil Gains by Brian W. Aldiss; Long Time Ago Not Forgotten by Bob Van Laerhoven; Zone by Peter Linnett; Heatwave by David Langford; Heal Thyself by John Rackham; The Observer by Graham Charnock; and Cassius and the Mind-Jaunt by Colin Kapp. First Paperback Printing. Paperback. Very Good. Corgi Books Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211702 ISBN : 0552103888 9780552103886

‎Gibson Walter editor Bruce Crandall; Wallace Smith; Phyllis L. Kaye; George Moffatt; G. A. Lacksey‎

‎FANTASTIC SCIENCE FICTION - August 1952‎

‎Derby Connecticut: Super Science Fiction Publishers 1952. 50 pp. Magazine format. Volume one number one. Some edge and corner wear with a bit more wear along the spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Lou Morales; interiors by Frank Frollo; R. Giordano; and Lou Morales. This issue contains: The Day New York Ended by Walter Gibson who also wrote The Shadow as Maxwell Grant; The Secret of the Locked Laboratory by Bruce Crandall; The Lost City of the Sky by Wallace Smith; They Die on Mars by Phyllis L. Kaye; The Nude in the Microscope by George Moffatt; and The Black Planet by G. A. Lacksey; along with all the usual features. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good-. Illus. by Lou Morales;. 4to. Super Science Fiction Publishers Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211701

‎Carnell John editor Vincent King; Christopher Priest; Joseph Green; Michael G. Coney; Arthur Sellings; Keith Roberts‎

‎NEW WRITINGS IN SF 15‎

‎London: Dennis Dobson 1969. viii 189 pp. Brown boards lettered in silver on the spine. Lightly rubbed on the corners of the dustjacket; price clipped; no interior markings. This anthology contains: Report from Linelos by Vincent King; The Interrogator by Christopher Priest; When I Have Passed Away by Joseph Green; Symbiote by Michael G. Coney; The Trial by Arthur Sellings; and Therapy 2000 by Keith Roberts. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo. Dennis Dobson Hardcover‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211722

‎Ferman Edward L. editor John Christopher; J. W. Schutz; Bob Leman; Gahan Wilson; Robert F. Young; James G Huneker; Judith Merri‎

‎FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION - Volume 32 number 1 - January 1967‎

‎New York: Mercury Press 1967. 130 pp. Digest format. Very light wear with an uncreased spine; no interior markings. This issue contains: Novel: The Little People - part 1 of 3 by John Christopher. Short Stories: The Star Driver by J. W. Schutz; Bait by Bob Leman; The Knight-Errant the Dragon and the Maiden by Gahan Wilson; Kingdom Come Inc. by Robert F. Young. Special Reprint Feature: The Disenchanted Symphony by James G Huneker. Books by Judith Merril; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Interplanetary Dust by Ted Thomas; and Science: Right Beneath Your Feet by Isaac Asimov. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Gray Morrow;. 12mo. Mercury Press Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211694

‎Campbell John W. editor Algis Budrys; Theodore Sturgeon; Everett B. Cole; Frank Herbert; Murray Leinster‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 56 number 5 - January 1956‎

‎New York: Street and Smith Publications 1956. 162 pp. Digest format. Light wear. Cover art by H. R. van Dongen; interior drawings by Kelly Freas Rogers and H. R. van Dongen. This issue contains: Novelettes: The Executioner by Algis Budrys; Won't You Walk by Theodore Sturgeon. Short Story: Indirection by Everett B. Cole. Serial: Under Pressure - conclusion by Frank Herbert. And Article: Labor of Love by Murray Leinster; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: Nothing Fails Like Success. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211718

‎Shaw Larry T. editor Ivar Jorgenson; Thomas N. Scotia; Harlan Ellison‎

‎SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES - Volume 1 number 5 - August 1957‎

‎New York: Royal Publications 1957. 130 pp. Digest format. General wear. Cover art by Robert Engle. This issue contains three complete novels: This World Must Die by Ivar Jorgenson Robert Silverberg; Alien Night by Thomas N. Scortia; and Forbidden Cargo by Harlan Ellison; along with the usual features including a letter from Edward Gorman. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good-. Illus. by Robert Engle;. 12mo. Royal Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211696

‎Ferman Edward L. editor Keith Laumer; V. N. McIntyre; Ron Goulart; Robert Toomey; Grendel Briarton‎

‎VENTURE - Science Fiction - Volume 4 number 1 - February 1970‎

‎New York: Mercury Press 1970. 130 pp. Digest format. Light rubbing on the corners. Cover art by Bert Tanner. Founded by Joseph W. Ferman and edited his son Edward L. Ferman this issue contains: The Star Treasure by Keith Laumer; Breaking Point by V. N. McIntyre; Disposal by Ron Goulart; Standoff by Robert Toomey; and Through Time and Space with Ferdinand Feghoot by Grendel Briarton. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Bert Tanner;. 12mo. Mercury Press Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211749

‎Campbell John W. editor Everett B. Cole; Raymond F. Jones; Robert Silverberg; John A. Sentry; Varley Lang; Isaac Asimov‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 57 number 3 - May 1956‎

‎New York: Street and Smith Publications 1956. 162 pp. Digest format. Light wear but with a faint date stamp on the cover. Cover art by H. R. van Dongen; interior drawings by Ed Emsh and H. R. van Dongen. This issue contains: Short Novels: The M:issionairies by Everett B. Cole; Academy for Pioneers by Raymond F. Jones. Short Stories: To Be Continued by Robert Silverberg; Psioid Charley by John A Sentry; Thereby Hangs by Varley Lang. And Article: The Abnormality of Being Normal by Isaac Asimov; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: The Scientific Method. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211779

‎Santesson Hans Stefan editor James E. Gunn; Richard E. Lowe; Eric Frank Russell; Melvin Sturgis; Sherwood Springer; Lee Correy;‎

‎FANTASTIC UNIVERSE - Volume 6 number 2 - September 1956‎

‎New York: King Size Publications 1956. 128 pp. Digest format. General wear with an ink mark on the front cover. Cover art by Mel Hunter. This issue contains: The Big Wheel by James E. Gunn; When I Grow Up by Richard E. Lowe; Quiz Game by Eric Frank Russell; The Unprotected Species by Melvin Sturgis; Lords of Gestation by Sherwood Springer; Wireroad by Lee Correy; The Celebrated No Hit Inning by Frederik Pohl; Collector's Item by Robert F. Young; Political Application by John Victor Peterson; and Satan and the Comrades by Ralph Bennitt. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good-. Illus. by Mel Hunter;. 12mo. King Size Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211772

‎Campbell John W. editor Murray Leinster; Nathaniel Gordon; Stanley Gimble; J. A. Taylor; Lou Tabakow; Frank Herbert‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 56 number 4 - December Dec 1955‎

‎New York: Street and Smith Publications 1955. 162 pp. Digest format. Light wear but with a small date stamp on the cover. Cover art by Kelly Freas; interior drawings by Kelly Freas Riley Solo and H. R. van Dongen. This issue contains: Serial: Under Pressure - part two of three parts by Frank Herbert. Novelette: Sand Doom by Murray Leinster. Short Stories: The Golden Judge by Nathaniel Gordon; Breakaway by Stanley Gimble; Far from Home by J. A. Taylor; and Faithfully Yours by Lou Tabakow; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: Necessary Isn't Sufficient; and also including a letter from James Blish in Brass Tacks. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Kelly Freas;. 12mo. Street and Smith Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211754

‎Pohl Frederik editor Arthur C. Clarke; Keith Laumer; Murray Leinster; Robert F. Young; Fritz Leiber; Miriam Allen deFord; Aaron‎

‎WORLDS OF TOMORROW - Issue 1 and Issue 2 - April and June 1963‎

‎New York: The Barmaray Company 1963. 162 162 pp. Digest format. Both issues have only light wear. These contain the complete first printing serialised in two parts of People of the Sea by Arthur C. Clarke - later known as Dolphin Island which was published the same year by Gollancz in England and Holt Rinehart and Winston in America. Also included in these two issues: Number One: Novelettes: The Long Remembered Thunder by Keith Laumer; Third Planet by Murray Leinster; The Girl in His Mind by Robert F. Young; Short Stories: X Marks the Pedwalk by Fritz Leiber; Where the Phph Pebbles Go by Miriam Allen deFord; Heavenly Gifts by Aaron L. Kolom; and To See the Invisible Man by Robert Silverberg; along with a couple of features including a guest editorial by Arthur C. Clarke regarding his story. Number Two: Novelettes: The Star Sent Knaves by Keith Laumer; Spaceman on a Spree by Mack Reynolds; A Guest of Ganymede by C. C. MacApp; The Totally Rich by John Brunner: Short Stories: The End of the Search by Damon Knight; Cakewalk to Gloryanna by L. J. Stecher Jr; and Article: The Prospects of Immortality by R. C. W. Ettinger; along with the regular features. . First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. 12mo. The Barmaray Company Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211761

‎Mills Robert P. editor James E. Gunn; Paul Janvier Algis Budrys; Theodore R. Cogswell; H. Beam Piper; C. M. Kornbluth; Lester‎

‎VENTURE - Volume 1 number 4 - July 1957‎

‎New York: Fantasy House 1957. 130 pp. Digest format. Edge and corner wear with some creasing on the spine and a small ink mark on the front cover. Cover art by Ed Emsh. This issue contains: Not So Great an Enemy - a novelet by James E. Gunn; And Then She Found Him by Paul Janvier Algis Budrys; Aces Loaded by Theodore R. Cogswell; The Keeper by H. Beam Piper; The Education of Tigress Macardle by C. M. Kornbluth; Seat of Judgment by Lester del Rey; The Harvest by Tom Godwin; and book reviews by Theodore Sturgeon. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Ed Emshwiller;. 12mo. Fantasy House Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211771

‎Campbell John W. editor Hal Clement; H. B. Fyfe; Lester del Rey; Eric Frank Russell; Ralph Williams; William Olcott‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 48 number 2 - October Oct 1951‎

‎New York: Street and Smith Publications 1951. 170 pp. Digest format. Light edge and corner wear with a small chip from the foot the spine. Cover art by H. R. Van Dongen; interior drawings by: Edd Cartier; Paul Orban; and Van Dongen. This issue contains: Serial: Iceworld - part one of three by Hal Clement. Novelette: Thinking Machine by H. B. Fyfe. Short Stories: The Years Draw Nigh by Lester del Rey; Ultima Thule by Eric Frank Russell; The Head Hunters by Ralph Williams. And Article: These Rare Earths by William Olcott; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: Evaluation of Dianetics. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211759

‎Mills Robert P. editor Floyd Wallace; Jim Harmon; Poul Anderson; Theodore Sturgeon; Robert Silverberg; Rog Phillips; Mack Reyno‎

‎VENTURE - Science Fiction - Volume 1 number 5 - September 1957‎

‎New York: Fantasy House 1957. 130 pp. Digest Format. Light edge and corner wear with minor creasing on the spine. Cover art by Emsh. This issue contains: The Nevada Virus by Floyd Wallace; A Bit for Mrs Halloran by Jim Harmon; For the Duration by Poul Anderson; On Hand - Off Hand - Books by Theodore Sturgeon; The Winds of Siros by Robert Silverberg; Executioner No. 43 by Rog Phillips; Snafu on the New Taos by Mack Reynolds; Before the Talent Dies by Henry Slesar; Written in the Stars by Robert F. Young; and Now Let Us Sleep by Avram Davidson. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Ed Emsh;. 12mo. Fantasy House Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211748

‎Campbell John W. editor Mark Clifton; Frank Riley; Tom Godwin; Lester del Rey; H. B. Fyfe; H. W. Johnson; Gotthard Gunther‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 53 number 6 - August Aug 1954‎

‎New York: Street and Smith Publications 1954. 162 pp. Digest format. Light wear. Cover art by Kelly Freas; interior drawings by Kelly Freas and Paul Orban. This issue contains: Serial: They'd Rather Be Right - part one of four parts by Mark Clifton and Frank Riley. Novelettes: The Cold Equations by Tom Godwin; Superstition by Lester del Rey. Short Stories: Welcome Strangers by H. B. Fyfe; This Is the Way the World Ends by H. W. Johnson. And Article: Achilles and the Tortoise - part two of three parts by Gotthard Gunther; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: My Willie Can Do Anything and including letters from Isaac Asimov Chad Oliver and L. Sprague de Camp in Brass Tacks. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by Kelly Freas;. 12mo. Street and Smith Publications Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211757

‎Campbell John W. editor Mark Phillips; H. Beam Piper; Theodore L. Thomas; E. C. Tubb; Hal Clement‎

‎ANALOG - Science Fact and Fiction - BRITISH EDITION: Volume 17 number 3 - March 1961‎

‎London: Street and Smith - Atlas Publishing 1961. 128 pp. Digest format. Edge and corner wear with some creasing on the cover and spine; small ink mark on the front cover. Please note this is not the same as the American March 1961 edition - the stories here match those in the November 1960 American edition. Cover art by H. R. van Dongen. This issue contains: Serial: Occasion for Disaster - Part One of Four Parts - by Mark Phillips; Novelette: Oomphel in the Sky by H. Beam Piper; Short Stories: The Crackpot by Theodore L. Thomas; The Piebald Horse by E. C. Tubb; and Sunspot by Hal Clement; along with an article: The Dean Device by John Campbell; and Campbell's editorial: The Literal-Minded Type. Analog Science Fiction and Fact is a science fiction magazine that started as Astounding Stories in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Printing - First Thus. Soft Cover. Good Only. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith - Atlas Publishing Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211775

‎Campbell John W. editor Mack Reynolds; Poul Anderson; Clifford D. Simak; Arthur W. Owen; G. Harry Stine; Maurice Price‎

‎ANALOG - Science Fact and Fiction - Volume 67 number 1 - March 1961‎

‎New York: Street and Smith 1961. 178 pp. Digest format. Edge and corner wear with some rubbing on the front cover. Cover art by John Schoenherr; interiors by Schoenherr; Douglas; Orton; and van Dongen. This issue contains: Ultima Thule - a short novel by Mack Reynolds; Hiding Place by Poul Anderson; Horrible Example by Clifford D. Simak; The Four Faced Visitors of Ezekiel by Arthur W. Orton; Sub-Mach Rockets - article by G. Harry Stine; An Introduction to the Calculus of Desk-Clearing - article by Maurice Price; and Constitution for Utopia - editorial by John W. Campbell; along with the usual features. Analog Science Fiction and Fact is a science fiction magazine that started as Astounding Stories in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good. Illus. by John Schoenherr;. 12mo. Street and Smith Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211778

‎Ferman Joseph W. editor C. M. Kornbluth; Leigh Brackett; Avram Davidson; Walter M. Miller; Lester del Rey; Isaac Asimov; Algis‎

‎NO LIMITS‎

‎New York: Ballantine Books 1964. 192 pp. Ballantine Book U2220. Edge and corner wear with a crease on the spine; no interior markings. This anthology contains: The Education of Tigress MacArdle by C. M. Kornbluth; All the Colors of the Rainbow by Leigh Brackett; Now Let Us Sleep by Avram Davidson; Vengeance for Nikolai by Walter M. Miller Jr; Seat of Judgment by Lester del Rey; Buy Jupiter by Isaac Asimov; And Then She Found Him by Algis Budrys; Before the Talent Dies by Henry Slesar; and The Comedian's Children by Theodore Sturgeon. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Paperback Original. Ballantine Books Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211784

‎Campbell John W. editor William Tenn; James Blish; Gordon R. Dickson; Raymond Z. Gallun; Jerome Bixby; H. B. Fyfe; Alan Barclay‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 48 number 6 - February 1952‎

‎New York: Street and Smith 1952. 170 pp. Digest format. Edge and corner wear with some creasing on the covers. Cover art by H. R. Van Dongen. This issue contains: Firewater - a short novel by William Tenn; Bridge - a novelette by James Blish; Steel Brother - a novelette by Gordon R. Dickson; E V by Raymond Z. Gallun and Jerome Bixby; Star Linked by H. B. Fyfe; Information by Alan Barclay; Birthplace for Planets - an article by Howard L. Myers; and Symbolic Logic and Metamathematics - an article by Crispin Kim-Bradley; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: How Do You Think. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good-. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211837

‎Dozois Gardner editor Poul Anderson; Cordwainer Smith; Arthur C. Clarke; Richard McKenna; Roger Zelazny; John Varley; Gregory B‎

‎WORLDMAKERS - SF Adventures in Terraforming‎

‎New York: St. Martin's Griffin 2001. xiii 446 pp. Trade paperback format. Lightly rubbed on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Chesley Bonestell. Stories of the explorers and pioneers who transform their destinations in the image of their distant home. Tales of alien landscapes and the struggle to make them suit human desires this anthology contains: The Big Rain by Poul Anderson; When the People Fell by Cordwainer Smith; Before Eden by Arthur C. Clarke; Hunter Come Home by Richard McKenna; The Keys to December by Roger Zelazny; Retrograde Summer by John Varley; Shall We Take a Walk by Gregory Benford; The Catharine Wheel by Ian McDonald; Sunken Gardens by Bruce Sterling; Out of Copyright by Charles Sheffield; A Place with Shade by Robert Reed; Dawn Venus by G. David Nordley; For White Hill by Joe Haldeman; The Road to Reality by Phillip C. Jennings; Ecopoesis by Geoffrey A. Landis; People Came from Earth by Stephen Baxter; Fossils by William H. Keith Jr; A Martian Romance by Kim Stanley Robinson; Dream of Venus by Pamela Sartent; and At Tide's Turning by Laura J. Mixon. First Edition. Paperback. Near Fine. Illus. by Chesley Bonestell;. 8vo. St. Martin's Griffin Paperback‎

Referenz des Buchhändlers : 211840 ISBN : 0312275706 9780312275709

‎Campbell John W. editor Chad Oliver; Eric Frank Russell; Mark Clifton; Brian Parker; Cyril Judd‎

‎ASTOUNDING - Science Fiction - Volume 49 number 3 - May 1952‎

‎New York: Street and Smith 1952. 170 pp. Digest format. Edge and corner wear with some creasing on the covers. Cover art by H. R. Van Dongen. This issue contains: Blood's a Rover - a novelette by Chad Oliver; Fast Falls the Eventide by Eric Frank Russell; What Have I Done by Mark Clifton; Half the Victory by Brian Parker; Gunner Cade - the conclusion by Cyril Judd C. M. Kornbluth and Judith Merril; and Brookhaven Action - an exploration of the Brookhaven National Laboratory for Advanced Nuclear Physics by John W. Campbell Jr; along with the usual features including John W. Campbell's editorial: Aristotelian Thinking. Astounding Stories started in January 1930. The original publisher went broke in 1933 while the magazine was being edited by Harry Bates. Street and Smith took over then with F. Orlin Tremaine at the helm. At that point the magazine had some major success. In 1937 John W. Campbell took over as editor. And some of the greatest sf writers ever were being published there: Isaac Asimov; A E. van Vogt; Robert A. Heinlein. the list goes on like a Who's Who of early Science Fiction. Campbell had never been fond of the magazine's name but it wasn't until 1960 that he changed the title to Analog Science Fiction & Fact; he had long wanted to get rid of the word Astounding in the title which he felt was too sensational. At about the same time Conde Nast took over the magazine. Campbell remained as editor until his death in 1971. And the magazine is still going strong today. First Edition. Soft Cover. Very Good-. Illus. by H. R. Van Dongen;. 12mo. Street and Smith Paperback‎

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