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1991Best.-Nr. 95022München, Verlag Wilhelm Heyne 1991. 603 Seiten., 8°. illustrierte OBroschur.,
1964Best.-Nr. 035879London: George Allen And Unwin 1964. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Hardcover. Fine/Near Fine. 92 Pp Catalog At End. Green Cloth Gilt. First Printing. Fine In Near Fine Dj Not Price Clipped Minute Loss At Top Of Two Flap Folds No Foxing Bright And Clean Hint Of Fading To Spine Panel. George Allen And Unwin hardcover
1997Best.-Nr. 94532München, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag 1997. 571 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
2004Paperback. Very good condition - page block tanned. With an introduction by James Reasoner. TS Used
Best.-Nr. 201205417Paris, Fleuve noir anticipation fiction , 1972 ; in-12, 234 pp., broché, couverture illustr. N°532 broché bon état.
Best.-Nr. 200711636Paris, Fleuve noir anticipation fiction , 1972 ; in-12, 234 pp., broché, couverture illustr. N°532.
Best.-Nr. 61150 Paris, Fleuve Noir, 1972, In douze, 234 pp, broché, couverture illustrée,
1983Best.-Nr. 91905München, Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag 1983. 365 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
1983Best.-Nr. 92145München, Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag 1983. 382 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
1979Best.-Nr. 93719München, Droemersche Verlagsanstalt Th. Knaur Nachf. 1979. 271 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
1974Best.-Nr. 94994München, Wilhelm Heyne Verlag 1974. 126 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
1995Best.-Nr. 97289Bergisch Gladbach, Bastei Lübbe 1995. 827 Seiten., 8°. ill. OBroschur.,
1988Fleuve noir Anticipation 1988. In-12 broché de 184 pages. Trace de pliure à la couverture sinon Bon état
1988Fleuve noir Anticipation 1988. In-12 broché de 184 pages. Très bon état
in-16 (poche), 282 pp, broche, couverture illustree sur fond argentE. INEDIT. Bel exemplaire (couverture recouverte d'adhesif transparent). [PP-1]
2006Best.-Nr. 94743München, Verlag Wilhelm Heyne 2006. 697 Seiten., 8°. illustrierte OBroschur.,
1991Best.-Nr. 549347Englewood CO: WCS Books 1991. Hardcover with silver lettered front board no just jacket in very good condition. This edition is limited to 350 signed and numbered copies of which this is number 114 signed by Rudy Rucker and collaborators Paul Di Filippo Marc Laidlaw and Bruce Sterling. Light shelf wear only otherwise as unread. LW. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Dust Jacket. WCS Books Hardcover
2012Best.-Nr. 000791Gollancz hardcover U.S.A.: Gollancz 2012 The second volume of a space opera trilogy that blends quantum mechanics and dark matter with Norse mythology. First printing complete number line of British edition. No remainder mark not price-clipped not bumped. A gift-quality copy and now encased in an archival protective cover to keep it that way. All books are bubble-wrapped and placed in a sturdy shipping box when mailed. Orders are normally sent within 24 hours.
2012Best.-Nr. 000791U.S.A.: Gollancz 2012 The second volume of a space opera trilogy that blends quantum mechanics and dark matter with Norse mythology. First printing complete number line of British edition. No remainder mark not price-clipped not bumped. A gift-quality copy and now encased in an archival protective cover to keep it that way. All books are bubble-wrapped and placed in a sturdy shipping box when mailed. Orders are normally sent within 24 hours. Gollancz hardcover
1976Best.-Nr. 223921976. African AmericanLGBTQSci-Fi Literature Delany Samuel R. Triton. New York: Bantam Books 1976. First edition. Signed by the author on dedication page "Samuel R. Delany Amherst '91". A work of queer science fiction by one of the most significant African American science fiction writers of the 20th century. Triton is an essential exploration of gender variance social structure and identity. Published in the wake of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Left Hand of Darkness 1969 Delany's novel offers a pointed subversive response deepening the exploration of gender nonconformity by imagining a society where gender and sexual identities are not only fluid but technologically alterable. Set on the anarchic post-capitalist moon colony of Triton the novel follows Bron Helstrom a misfit and self-styled dissident whose inability to conform becomes a lens through which Delany critiques heteronormative power structures. As Bron undergoes elective gender reassignment surgery the novel dismantles essentialist notions of gender and challenges the fantasy of liberation without introspection. Unlike Le Guin's speculative treatment of androgyny through a unified race Delany himself a gay Black writer and theorist constructs a fractal intersectional society where race sexuality gender and desire constantly shift. Triton does not offer utopia but instead asks: who is truly capable of freedom and at what personal cost The book stands at the intersection of New Wave science fiction and early queer theory anticipating themes that would later define trans and nonbinary narratives in speculative literature. Toning and spotting to inner wrappers and end pages. Overall very good condition. A signed first edition of Delany's politically radical philosophically rich and narratively transgressive vision of queerness and selfhood. unknown books
1976Best.-Nr. 223921976. African AmericanLGBTQSci-Fi Literature Delany Samuel R. Triton. New York: Bantam Books 1976. First edition. Signed by the author on dedication page "Samuel R. Delany Amherst '91". A work of queer science fiction by one of the most significant African American science fiction writers of the 20th century. Triton is an essential exploration of gender variance social structure and identity. Published in the wake of Ursula K. Le Guin's The Left Hand of Darkness 1969 Delany's novel offers a pointed subversive response deepening the exploration of gender nonconformity by imagining a society where gender and sexual identities are not only fluid but technologically alterable. Set on the anarchic post-capitalist moon colony of Triton the novel follows Bron Helstrom a misfit and self-styled dissident whose inability to conform becomes a lens through which Delany critiques heteronormative power structures. As Bron undergoes elective gender reassignment surgery the novel dismantles essentialist notions of gender and challenges the fantasy of liberation without introspection. Unlike Le Guin's speculative treatment of androgyny through a unified race Delany himself a gay Black writer and theorist constructs a fractal intersectional society where race sexuality gender and desire constantly shift. Triton does not offer utopia but instead asks: who is truly capable of freedom and at what personal cost The book stands at the intersection of New Wave science fiction and early queer theory anticipating themes that would later define trans and nonbinary narratives in speculative literature. Toning and spotting to inner wrappers and end pages. Overall very good condition. A signed first edition of Delany's politically radical philosophically rich and narratively transgressive vision of queerness and selfhood. unknown
1988DJ a little shelfworn book close to LN ...
1980Best.-Nr. 021345London: Victor Gollancz Ltd 1980 First printing of the first U.K. edition. Book and dust jacket in fine condition. Victor Gollancz Ltd hardcover
1980Fleuve noir Anticipation 1980. In-12 broché de 217 pages. Bon état
1986Fleuve noir Anticipation 1986. In-12 broché de 179 pages. Très bon état
