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197812178Franklin Center: Franklin Library 1978. First Franklin Library limited edition. Signed by Vonnegut as issued. "Special Message" by Vonnegut for this edition. Illustrated by Alan E. Cober. Gilt-stamped leather-covered boards all edges gilt satin pagemarker tissue guard laid-in for signature page as issued. Limitation uinspecified. "Notes from the Editors" 22 pp illustrated booklet included as issued. Book and booklet are unread and in Fine condition. Signed by Author. Hardcovers. Fine/Not Issued. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Franklin Library Hardcover books
1994011521-XEdition Phantasia 1994. Book. New. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. Limited Edition. 1st. Limited numbered Edition Gray cloth hardcover in the slipcase Limited to 250 copies 108 page book with black & white illustration by J.K. Potter . This is a Bilingual book in Both English & German . Signed twice by both the Author Ramsey Campbell and Artist J.K. Potter . Signed on the German Tile page and the English title page . A very scarce publication and signed by both . Condition : NEW Size: 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. Edition Phantasia Hardcover
1926004932London : Hutchinson & Co Publishers Ltd. 1926. First Edition . Orange Cloth. Very Good. 284 Pp. 24 Pp Catalog At Rear Dated Spring 1926. Dystopian Novel Of The Future. Scarce Only 4 Copies Shown In Worldcat In Institutional Holdings One Of Which Is In The Us. . Slight Wear Beginning To Fray At Upper Left Corner Of Spine 4 Small Spots On Spine Spine And Cover Black Lettering And Design All Strong Some Fading To Spine Cloth Hinges Tight No Names Or Marks. <br/> <br/> Hutchinson & Co (Publishers), Ltd. hardcover
1952000293New York: Scribner And Sons Scribner's 1952. First Edition . Cloth. Very Good /Very Good . Hard Cover. Very Good /Very Good. First Edition. Dust Jacket Is Bright And Attractive Would Be Near Fine Except For A 1/2" Squarish Chip At Upper Left Corner Of Front Panel Not Affecting Text Or Illustration. Dj Is Price Clipped But Appears To Be The Original Dust Jacket For This Book Three Titles On Rear Panel Trail Of The Iron Horse Great Venture And Two And The Town And Dj Has Been With The Book For Many Decades. <br/> <br/> New York: Scribner And Sons (Scribner's) hardcover
1952024118New York: Gnome Press 1952 1952. First Edition stated . Light Green Boards. Fine/Fine DJ. Kelly Freas Dustwrapper. Green Boards Stamped In Darker Green. First Edition. An Exceptional Book And Dj. Book With Tiny Rubs At Bottom Corner Edges Of Spine. Dj With No Wear At All Except A Thin Line Of Rubbing Along Top Front Spine Edge And Tiny Rub At Top And Bottom Of Front Flap Fold Bright And Clean No Names Or Marks Small Area Of Light Foxing In 2" X 1/8" Area On Free Endpapers. <br/> <br/> New York: Gnome Press, 1952 hardcover
1952021240Circa 1952: Unpublished 1952. Mimeographed Paper . Stapled Sheets. Very Good. Three Page Typed Paper By Henry Kuttner For English 591 Dr. Lionel Stevenson Here Reproduced In Mimeo From The Library Of Forrest Ackerman. The Latest Bibliographic Reference Is Dated 1951. Henry Kuttner 1915 - 1958 Was An American Author Of Science Fiction Fantasy And Horror Who Worked With And Was Admired By Many Of The Greatest Early Sf Writers. His Work Is Obscured By His Use Of Many Pseudonyms And That Makes This Graduate School Paper Central To His Work As A Writer. Kuttner Spent The Mid-1950S Getting His Master's Degree But Died Of A Heart Attack In Los Angeles In 1958. Per Wikipedia Arthur Lionel Stevenson Frsl 1902-1973 Was A North American Writer And Lecturer. A Leading Authority On The Literature Of The Victorian Period He Published Biographies Of William Makepeace Thackeray And George Meredith As Well As A Panoramic Study Of The English Novel. At The University Of Southern California He Was Made An Associate Professor In 1941 And Promoted To Professor In 1944. In 1955 He Accepted Appointment As James B. Duke Professor Of English Literature At Duke University Remaining In This Role Until 1972 When Made Professor Emeritus And Serving As Chair Of The University's English Department From 1964 To 1967. Following Retirement From Duke He Became Visiting Professor At The University Of Houston 1973 Having Previously Held Visiting Professorships At The Universities Of Illinois 1952-53 And New York 1967-68 And A Visiting Lectureship At Oxford 1960-61. He Had Also Taught In The Summer Sessions At San Francisco State College And The University Of Colorado <br/> <br/> Unpublished unknown
1939223811939. Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction archive 1939 documents a central moment in American science fiction publishing when pulp magazines helped consolidate the genre's Golden Age through technologically oriented storytelling serialized fiction scientific essays and editorial emphasis on rational problem solving. Campbell became editor of Astounding Science-Fiction in late 1937 and remained associated with the magazine through its later identity as Analog making these 1939 issues part of the editorial period most closely linked to the rise of hard science fiction and the professionalization of modern speculative fiction. The archive supports research into pulp publishing prewar technological imagination serialized genre fiction and the early publication context for writers including Clifford D. Simak L. Sprague de Camp Manly Wade Wellman and Theodore Sturgeon.<br /> <br /> Astounding Science-Fiction. Vols. XXII-XXIV. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. Five issues. Archive of five pulp magazine issues from January March April June and September 1939 with pictorial wrappers serialized novels novelettes short fiction scientific articles cover art and reader-oriented genre material. The issues appear during the magazine's Campbell editorship and show the cultural sphere of late-1930s science fiction through adventure plots scientific speculation alien contact technological conflict planetary engineering future war anxieties humor and experiments in scale that linked pulp entertainment to scientific literacy.<br /> <br /> 1 Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction. Vol. XXII No. 5. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. The January issue includes "The Blue-Men of Yrano" by Warner Van Lorne "Maiden Voyage" by Vic Phillips short fiction by L. Sprague de Camp Malcolm Jameson Arthur J. Burks and Norman L. Knight and a science article comparing photographic and telescopic observation. With cover art by John Frew the issue shows Astounding's mix of adventure fiction technical explanation humor and speculative treatment of contact and invention.<br /> <br /> 2 Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction. Vol. XXIII No. 1. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. The March issue includes "Cloak of Aesir" by Don A. Stuart Campbell's pseudonym alongside "Children of the 'Betsy B'" by Malcolm Jameson work by H. L. Gold and Part 2 of Clifford D. Simak's "Cosmic Engineers." The issue is useful for tracing Campbell's dual role as editor and writer and for documenting how Astounding combined alien-human tension technologically mediated emotion youth-centered rebellion and large-scale cosmic engineering within a single issue.<br /> <br /> 3 Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction. Vol. XXIII No. 2. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. The April issue features "Worlds Don't Care" by Nat Schachner "Revolt" by A. M. Phillips fiction by Eando Binder and Harry Walton and the concluding installment of Simak's "Cosmic Engineers." The issue's plague exile revolt and working-life motifs place scientific speculation in relation to social strain showing how late-1930s pulp science fiction used adventure forms to process crisis labor and planetary risk.<br /> <br /> 4 Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction. Vol. XXIII No. 4. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. The June issue includes Clifford D. Simak's "Hermit of Mars" Harl Vincent's "The Morons" Nat Schachner's "When the Future Dies" and L. Sprague de Camp's science feature "Design for Life" with cover art by Graves Gladney. Its contents bring together Martian conflict dehumanization future collapse and speculative biology illustrating how Astounding paired fiction with scientific commentary in the same editorial environment.<br /> <br /> 5 Campbell John W. ed. Astounding Science-Fiction. Vol. XXIV No. 1. New York: Street & Smith Publications 1939. The September issue includes "Forces Must Balance" by Manly Wade Wellman "Masson's Secret" by Raymond Z. Gallun "Atmospherics" by Victor Valding and Theodore Sturgeon's "Ether Breather" with cover art by Hubert Rogers. "Ether Breather" is identified by bibliographic sources as Sturgeon's first published science fiction story giving this issue particular importance within the archive as evidence of a major writer's entrance into the field through Campbell's Astounding.<br /> <br /> Typical pulp toning modest edge wear and some spine wear with interiors complete; good to very good overall. Substantive five-issue 1939 run of Astounding Science-Fiction showing Campbell-era editorial direction prewar hard science fiction serialized genre experimentation and an early appearance by Theodore Sturgeon within one of the defining American science fiction magazines of the twentieth century. unknown
1961008443Mundelein Illinois: Palmer Publications Inc. 1961. The complete run of 16 magazines A-1 through A-16 published 1961-1964. A-1 Very Good abrasions to rear wrapper uniform browning to pages. The rest Near Fine to Fine. Raymond A. Palmer was editor at Amazing Stories in 1943 when he began publishing the stories of Richard Shaver dubbing it "The Shaver Mystery". Shaver claimed to have telepathic abilities which made him realize there were aliens living in caverns deep within the earth. The initial and subsequent publications of Shaver's stories dramatically increased the subscription of Amazing Stories while at the same time generating much discussion and controversy within the science fiction community. By 1948 Amazing Stories discontinued Shaver's stories due to loss of circulation. Palmer went on to publishing more occult and pseudoscience launching such magazines as Fate Mystic Magazine Search Other Worlds Imagination Universe Science Fiction and Science Stories. His last publication was Hidden Worlds 16 magazines containing 3200 pages and roughly 2 million words. SCARCE as the complete set. First Printing. Magazine. Near Fine/No Jacket As Issued. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Palmer Publications, Inc. Paperback books
19811269241981 Dargaud - 1998 - In-4, cartonnage illustré en couleurs de l'éditeur - 46 planches illustrées en couleurs - Édition originale (DL 2e trimestre 1981. Imprimerie MAURY - MALESHERBES. Dépôt légal 2e trimestre 1981 - N° E81/9947) - Avec une très belle dédicace en couleurs de Jean-Claude Mézières et Évelyne Tran-Lê en page de garde (Voir photo)
1991540440London: HarperCollins Publishers 1991. First UK edition hardcover signed by the author with unclipped dust jacket illustrated by Peter Gudynas in very good condition. Light shelf wear to the jacket page block is somewhat tanned and a few of the upper leading page edges are bumped. Pages are clear and unmarked throughout. LW. First Edition UK. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Used. HarperCollins Publishers Hardcover
1965609350London: Frederick Muller Limited 1965. First edition hardcover in very good condition with unclipped dust jacket in good condition. Illustrated by John Wood. Jacket is scuffed marked and foxed with some surface colour loss noted. Edges are creased and nicked including a few small tears. Board corners and spine ends are bumped. Spine is cocked and page block is tanned and blemished. Boards are clean binding is sound and pages are clear. LW. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Good. Illus. by Wood John. Used. Frederick Muller Limited Hardcover
1949028300Reading: Fantasy Press 1949. First Edition . Purple Cloth. Near Fine/Fine Dustjacket. Donnell. First Edition first binding per Currey purple cloth near fine in an as-new bright fine DJ with an inserted limitation plate #5 of 250 copies signed by Campbell one of the scarcer Fantasy Press limited editions; Campbell is said to have refused to sign more than 250 copies and the remainder of the 500 copies were issued with unsigned limitation plates. <br/> <br/> Fantasy Press hardcover
1951029003New York: Scribner And Sons 1951. First Edition . Black Cloth. Very Good/Good Dust Jacket. First Printing With The "A" On Copyright Page First Dj With $2.50 Price On Front Flap. Book Is Clean And Solid No Marks Or Damage Small Area Just Beginning To Fray At Top And Bottom Of Spine At Two Lower Tips Pages Beginning To Age. Dust Jacket Is Not Price-Clipped $2.50 Is First Issue Only Rocket Ship Galileo Space Cadet Red Planet And Farmer In The Sky On Rear Panel Worn At Folds And At Head And Foot Of Spine With Small Losses At Four Tips And 1 1/4" X 3/4" Chip At Upper Right Corner Of Rear Panel; Spine Panel Is Not Faded; Clear Tape Reinforcement On Inside Of Spine And One Flap Fold With No Show-Through. <br/> <br/> Scribner And Sons hardcover
1953011459Chicago: Shasta Publishers 1953. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Second printing. Cloth spine with gilt lettering. 250 pages. Inscribed to previous owner and signed by the author. Jacket has a few small chips and tears and some finger smudges. Vertical stain to front endpapers. The jacket price is intact. One of the high spots of '50s SF. <br/> <br/> Shasta Publishers hardcover
1951000594Shasta hardcover New York: Shasta 1951 A collection of stories comprising a "future history" of the earth. No remainder mark not price-clipped not ex-library. The front and spine of the dust jacket are nearly prisine but the rear of the jacket has a tear at the top approximately 12 mm 0.5 inches long and also has a moderate amount of soiling see photos. The bottom edges of the book are slightly bumped and the pages are somewhat faded but is otherwise in fine shape. Comes in a mylar protective cover. All books are bubble-wrapped and placed in a sturdy shipping box when mailed. Orders are normally processed within 24 hours often on the same day they are received.
1935018863London: Methuen Circa 1940 1935. 1st Edition 1st Printing. Blue Cloth. Very Good/Good- Very Good Dustjacket. Dustjacket Designed By Stapledon. Light Blue Boards. First Edition First Impression Later Issue But No Indication Of Later Printing. Shorter Binding 18.3 Cm Tall Blue-Violet Cloth With Black Print Format Different Than First Binding No Ads Using First Impression Sheets. Dustjacket Is Identical To First Issue Priced 7S6p At Lower Front Flap Except It Is Trimmed To 185.6 Mm Considerably Taller Than This Issue Of The Book But Shorter Than The First Issue Dj And Has A Printed Paper Label "Offered At 2'- Net Ex-Libris" At Foot Of Spine Above The Publisher's Name. This Binding And This Labelling Of The Dustjacket Is Not Listed In Satty & Smith's Definitive Bibliography. Satty & Smith's A6.1.1.4 First Edition First Impression Fourth Issue March 1939 555 Copies Has The First Issue Binding And Includes The Later Ads In A Dj With A New Price Of 2'6P Attached To The Front Flap; A6.1.1.5 1941 Is An Issue In Wrappers Without Ads Priced At 2 Shillings; This Issue Probably Occurred Between These Two Issues Perhaps In 1940. A Very Good Tight Copy. Book Lightly Foxed On First Few Pages A Few Tiny Spots Of Foxing In Rest Of Book. Dj With Some Edge Wear Light Chipping At Corners And Front Flap Fold. Dustjacket In Blue Pink White Tan And Black Has What Is Reportedly Stapledon's Own Striking Bust-Length Design For The Eric Fraser Illustration Of The Title Character. <br/> <br/> Methuen, (Circa 1940) hardcover
1973010449London: Jonathan Cape 1973 SCARCE title price clipped DW under plastic sleeve minor chipping to spine ends short tear along the fold of at the bottom of the lower rear joint laminated illustrated upper layer of the DW has a surface split with minor chipping at the head of the upper joint book top edge is slightly dusty and very slight foixing to closed fore edge top 10mm of fep clipped off and a small area towards the corner of the half title has been neatly trimmed off as well about 5mm deep otherwise book and wrapper are tidy. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo - over 7 - 9 tall. Jonathan Cape hardcover
19790050241979. SIGNED on title page by Terry Carter who played Colonel Tigh. Mimeographed typescript printed on rectos only. 61 pages plus title page pronunciation and definition key and cast and set page. The final page is numbered 60 but there are pages numbered 2 and 2a. Three holes punched no brads present all pages white with white cardstock rear cover. Near Fine title page a bit wrinkled rear cover sticker removal rub. This episode appeared on U.S. television on 18 Feb. 1979. SCARCE. SIGNED. Near Fine. 8 1/2" x 11". unknown books
1971A35139New York: Dodd Mead & Company. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1971. 1st American Edition; 1st Printing. Hardcover. SIGNED EDITION. First American Trade Edition following a mimeographed stapled limited edition. This book is in Fine condition and has a Near Fine dust jacket. The book and its contents are in clean bright condition. The text pages are clean and bright. The dust jacket is crisp and clean with the exception of light sunning to the spine and spine joints. This copy has been signed by the author on the title page. "Blish spent 19421944 as a medical technician in the United States Army. After the war he became the science editor for the Pfizer pharmaceutical company. His writing career progressed until eventually he gave up his job to become a full-time writer. He is credited with coining the term gas giant in the story "Solar Plexus" as it appeared in the anthology Beyond Human Ken edited by Judith Merril. The story was originally published in 1941 but that version did not contain the term; Blish is thought to have added it in a rewrite done for the anthology which was first published in 1952. From 1962 to 1968 Blish worked for the Tobacco Institute. Then in 1968 Blish left his native United States and moved to Henley-on-Thames England. From 1967 to 1977 Blish worked on a series of books for the Star Trek franchise. He died before the series was completed and the final volume Star Trek 12 was co-credited to his wife." ; Signed by Author . Dodd, Mead & Company hardcover books
1971A35139New York: Dodd Mead & Company. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 1971. 1st American Edition; 1st Printing. Hardcover. 039606325X . SIGNED EDITION. First American Trade Edition following a mimeographed stapled limited edition. This book is in Near Fine condition and has a Near Fine dust jacket. The book and its contents are in clean bright condition. The text pages are clean and bright. The dust jacket is crisp and clean with the exception of light sunning to the spine and spine joints. This copy has been signed by the author on the title page. "Blish spent 19421944 as a medical technician in the United States Army. After the war he became the science editor for the Pfizer pharmaceutical company. His writing career progressed until eventually he gave up his job to become a full-time writer. He is credited with coining the term gas giant in the story "Solar Plexus" as it appeared in the anthology Beyond Human Ken edited by Judith Merril. The story was originally published in 1941 but that version did not contain the term; Blish is thought to have added it in a rewrite done for the anthology which was first published in 1952. From 1962 to 1968 Blish worked for the Tobacco Institute. Then in 1968 Blish left his native United States and moved to Henley-on-Thames England. From 1967 to 1977 Blish worked on a series of books for the Star Trek franchise. He died before the series was completed and the final volume Star Trek 12 was co-credited to his wife." ; Signed by Author . Dodd, Mead & Company hardcover
197633937West Plains MO: Russ Cochran 1976. Limited edition. Hardcover. #1159/2000 of the 3-volume set issued in 1976 1977 and the final volume with slipcase in 1984. Folio full cream cloth with leather gilt stamped title labels and color inset illustrations to front panel of each book. Volumes 1 and 2 each include the cover letter from Cochran explaining various points about the series. Artists include J. Allen St. John Hal Foster Burne Hogarth Frank Schoonover Roy Krenkel and Frank Frazetta as well as others who illustrated book and comics up through 1975. Light rubbing to gilt numbers at foot of each spine else fine and apparently unread in fine slipcase. Russ Cochran hardcover
1953004930Philadelphia: John C. Winston Co. 1953. Book. Illus. by Kenneth Fagg. Near Fine. Cloth. First Edition. Near Fine slight discoloration to light blue cloth in spine gutters and along top edge in a Near Fine dust jacket small chips at the spine tips and front flap clipped top corner with pencilled price of 2.50. Jacket illustration by Kenneth Fagg. Part of the classic Winston Science Fiction series for young readers published between 1952 and 1961. This title SCARCE in such lovely collector's condition. John C. Winston Co. Hardcover
193831915London: Published by George Newnes Ltd. 1938-1939. Tanning to text paper covers bright fine copies in a fine binding. 31915. Octavo three issues all covers by S. R. Drigin pictorial wrappers bound in black boards with spine stamped in gold. Fantasy magazine was a combination of reprints and new materials as well as factual articles. Authors included John Beynon John Russell Fearn Eric Frank Russell and others. The magazine was canceled due to the war. "Fantasy 's lifetime was too short to make a value judgment on its position in SF but there is not denying that Sprigg had considerable editorial acumen and that Fantasy would no doubt have developed into a major magazine" - Tymn and Ashley eds Science Fiction Fantasy and Weird Fiction Magazines pp. 254-56. Published by George Newnes Ltd. unknown
19981269231998 Dargaud - 1998 - In-4, cartonnage illustré en couleurs de l'éditeur - 50 planches illustrées en couleurs - Édition originale (DL août 1998) - Avec une très belle dédicace en couleurs de Jean-Claude Mézières et Évelyne Tran-Lê en page de garde (Voir photo)
1976SCFI0196München, Heyne 1970 - 1976. Harrison, Harry; Aldiss, Brian W.: Der Tag der Millionen. / Harrison, Harry: Die Barbarenwelt. // Tenn, William: Mögliche Welten. / Von Menschen und Monstren. Das Robothaus. // Cooper, Edmund: Die Herren des Kosmos. / Der letzte Kontinent. // Vance, Jack: Der Dämonen Prinz. / Der Mann ohne Gesicht. // Aldiss, Brian W.: Rau, Zeit und Nathaniel. / Die neuen Neandertaler. // Williamson, Jack: Antimaterie. / Antimaterie-Bombe. // Brunner, John: Bürger der Galaxis. / Die Zeitsonde. // Blish, James: Zeit der Vögel. / Der Gewissensfall. / Triumph der Zeit. // Buwert, Harald; Hahn, Ronald M.: Die Flüster-Zentrale. // Gaskell, Jane: Der Turm der Göttin. // Compton, David G.: Zerfall. // Dick, Philip K.: Eine andere Welt. // Moorcock, Michael: I.N.R.I. oder die Reise mit der Zeitmaschine. // Carter, Lin: Der grüne Stern. // Zelazny, Roger: Heute wählen wir Gesichter. // Laumer, Keith: Der Zwischenbereich. // Clarke, Arthur C.: 2001. Odyssee im Weltraum. // Roberts, Keith: Die folgenschwere Ermordung ihrer Majestät Königin Elisabeth I. // Derleth, August: Paradies II. // Ballard, J.G.: Die tausend Träume von Stellavista. // Blumm, Ralph: Der Simultanmensch. // Garnett, David S.: Das Rätsel der Creeps. // Avallone, Michael: Rückkehr zum Planet der Affen. // Sturgeon, Theodore: Parallele X. // Bloch, Robert: Das Regime der Psychos. // Dolinsky, Mike: Die PSI-Droge. // Koch, Eric: Die Freizeit-Revoluzzer. // Freedmann, Nancy: Joshua Niemandssohn. // Voltz, William: Quarantäne. // Herbert, Frank: Der letzte Caleban. // Blish, James; Knight, Norman L.: Tausendmilliarden glückliche Menschen. // Amis, Kingsley: Die Verwandlung. // McCaffrey, Anne: Planet der Entscheidung. / Ein Raumschiff namens Helva. / Die Suche der Drachen. // Strugazki, A. u. B.: Atomvulkan Colkonda. // Lange, Oliver: Vandenberg oder als die Russen Amerika besetzten. // Wylie, Philip: Das grosse Verschwinden. // Keene, Day; Pruyn, Leonnard: Welt ohne Frauen. // Pohl, Frederik; Kornbluth, C.M.: Eine handvoll Venus und ehrbare Kaufleute. // Aldiss, Brian W.: Der Sternenschwarm. // Geston, Mark S.: Das Sternenschiff. // Gillon, Diane u. Meir: Welt ohne Schlaf. // Compton, David G.: Leb wohl, gute Erde. // Anderson, Poul: Das letzte Sternenschiff. // Franke, Herbert W.: Zonne Null. // Wolfe, Gene: Der fünfte Kopf des Zerberus. // Jefremow, Iwan: Das Mädchen aus dem All. // Oliver, Chad: Die Affenstation. // Niven, Larry; Pournelle, Jerry: Der Splitter im Auge Gottes. // Akers, Alan Burt: Die Menschenjäger von Antares. / Die Armada von Scorpio. / In der Arena von Antares. / Transit nach Scorpio. // Silverberg, Robert: Menschen u. andere Ungeheuer. / Es stirbt in mir. / Exil im Kosmos. / Schwingen der Nacht. / Das heilige Atom. // Farmer, Philip José: Das echte Log des Phileas Fogg. / Die synthetische Seele. / Der Sonnenheld. / Der Mondkrieg. / Der Steingott erwacht. // Leguin, Ursula K.: Planet der Habenichtse. / Winterplanet. / Die Geißel des Himmels. / Das Wort für Welt ist Wald. // Heinlein, Robert A.: Das geschenkte Leben. / Abenteuer im Sternereich. / Reise in die Zukunft. / Utopia 2300. / Die Leben des Lazarus Long. / Unternehmen Alptraum. / Der Mann, der den Mond verkaufte. / Farmer im All. // Leiber, Fritz: Ein Gespenst sucht Texas heim. / Schwerter gegen Zauberei. // Gaskell, Jane: Im Reich der Atlantiden. / Der Drache. // Disch, Thomas M.: Die Duplikate. / Camp Concentration. / Angouleme. // Herbert, Frank: Der Herr des Wüstenplaneten. / Der Wüstenplanet. // Anderson, Poul: Universum ohne Ende. / Jenseits der Unendlichkeit. / Höllenzirkus. / Rebellion auf Alpha Crucis. // Simak, Clifford D.: Mann aus der Retorte. / Marc Cornwalls Pilgerfahrt. // Keyes, Daniel: Charly. // Knight, Damon: Computer streiten nicht. // Weigand, Jörg (Hrsg.): Die Stimme des Wolfs. Französische Science Fiction-Stories. // Jeschke, Wolfgang: Science Fiction Story-Reader 2, 3, 4, 7, 8. OKart. Alle Bände in ausgezeichnetem Zustand, ohne Gebrauchsspuren, nur vereinzelt leichte Lagerspuren.
