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Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Lost Moons by Jack Vance Lost Moons in Two Different Dustjackets Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Lost Moons by Jack Vance Lost Moons in two different Dustjackets. Here are two different Dustjackets from Lost Moons. The first one was of the trade edition with 878 copies I think. The second one? Was that from a library edition? And how many copies? Does someone know more? Mar 26, 2018 #2 2018-03-26T18:28. The signed and trade, and Presentation copies all have the upper dust jacket. That's all I know for sure. I looked through some of my old U/M catalogs, and the two for HARDCOVERS FALL 1987 and SPRING 1988 show the lower dust jacket in the ad for the book. Since it was originally published in 1982, they may have changed the artwork for a 2nd printing. Lost Moons by Jack Vance. Jack Vance is certainly one the most inventive writers in SF&F, capable of creating very detailed and fascinating environments, but unfortunately, rarely giving them any further exploration or depth. His early stories are great entertainment, but later fiction became less accessible, with confusing plot-lines and irrelevant side-stories. However, at his best, Vance shines as a most spectacular visionary in history of SF&F. "Abercrombie Station" (also as part of "Monsters in Orbit") (Jean Parlier series) © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Feb 1952 Monsters In Orbit, 1965 - -/ cool sf story. "Assault On A City" © Universe # 4, 1974 Lost Moons, 1982 --novella : 1975 Locus /4 --novella : 1975 Jupiter --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award. Keeping in mind the year of its writing - 1974 - this novella predated many classic "cyberpunk" urban environments and, specifically, "Bladerunner" visuals. Not as dark as the famous Ridley Scott's movie set designs, "Assault on a City" features similar intense & ragged crowds of human & alien origin, plenty of fringe-culture display, flying cars and skyscraper jungle - all serving as a backdrop to pretty run-of-the-mill detective story. Even though the plot is confusing, the atmosphere is familiar and much liked in sf: it is the Asimov's "Caves of Steel" environment, updated for the 70s. Or rather, for the 80s - I believe this novella is 10 years ahead of its time in style and design. I am also glad the story's got a better title, than the originally-intended "The Insufferable Red-Headed Daughter of Commander Tynnott O.T.E.". review: 05-Feb-08 (read in 1988) "The Asutra" (nv) (Durdane series 3) © 1973, F&SF book: Dell Books, 1974 --/ cool sf novel "Big Planet" (nv) (Big Planet series) © Startling Stories, Sep 1952 novel: Avalon Books, 1957 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award. "Brain Of The Galaxy" (also as "The New Prime") © Worlds Beyond, Feb 1951 Eight Fantasms and Magics, 1969 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award. "Brains Of Earth" (nv) (also as "Nopalgarth") (Nopalgarth series) © Ace Double, 1966 also - DAW Books, 1980 --/ fourth place sf novel --/ wonder award --/ idea: para-cosmos --/ shock value. This is a small pop-art masterpiece with some psychedelic overtones. It feeds on paranoid ideas of the Fifties (aliens possessing our brains), embellishes it with cool descriptions of psychological and aural warfare (reminds me of "Final Fantasy" ghostly doppelganger entities), and reads like a gaudy poster in its simplicity of idea and plot. I often skipped many pages, to arrive sooner at the bizarre parasitic "brain" warfare sequences, which make this book stand out from other invasion fare, and from everything else Vance has written. review: 10-Sep-06 (read in 2003) "Cholwell's Chickens" (also as part of "Monsters in Orbit") (Jean Parlier series) © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Aug 1952 Monsters In Orbit, 1965 -- / cool sf story. "Chasch" (nv) (Planet Of Adventure # 1) (also as "City Of The Chasch" ) © 1968, Ace Books --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award "Chateau D' If" (also as "New Bodies For Old") © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Aug 1950 The Narrow Land, 1982 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award. "City Of The Chasch" (nv) (Planet Of Adventure #1) (also as "Chasch" ) © 1968, Ace Books --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award "Coup de Grace" (also as "Worlds of Origin") (Magnus Rudolph series) © Super Science Fiction, Feb 1958 The Many Worlds of Magnus Rudolph, 1966 - -/ cool sf novella. "The Devil on Salvation Bluff" © Star Science Fiction # 3, 1954 The World Between and Other Stories, 1965 --/ cool sf story. "Dodkin's Job" © Astounding, Oct 1959 Future Tense, 1964 Dust of Far Suns, 1981 --/ cool sf story "D.P.!" © Avon SF&F Reader, Apr 1953 --/ cool sf story "The Dragon Masters" (nv) © Galaxy, Aug 1962 book : 1965, Ace Double --short fiction : 1963 Hugo W --novella : 1999 Locus All-Time Poll /29 (tie) --foreign novel : 1977 Seiun W --/ fourth place f novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award "Dream Castle" (also as "I'll Build You a Dream Castle" ) © Astounding, Sep 1947 Lost Moons, 1982 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award -- / idea award --/ style award "Dust of Far Suns" (also as "Gateway To Strangeness" ) (also as "Sail 25" ) © Amazing, Aug 1962 Future Tense, 1964 Dust of Far Suns, 1981 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Ecological Onslaught" (also as "The World Between") © Future Science Fiction, May 1953 The World Between and Other Stories, 1965 --/ third place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea: terraforming wars --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale. "The Eyes Of The Otherworld" (nv) (Cugel Saga) © 1966, Ace Books. "The Five Gold Bands" (nv) (also as "The Space Pirate" ) © 1950, Startling Stories 1953, Toby Press, as "Space Pirate" novel : 1963, Ace Double --/ third place sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Freitzke's Turn" (Miro Hetzel) © Triax, ed. R. Silverberg, 1977 Galactic Effectuator, 1980 --/ cool sf novella "Future Tense" (coll) © Ballantine Books, 1964 --/ fourth place sf collection --/ wonder award --/ style award. "Gateway To Strangeness" (also as "Sail 25" ) (also as "Dust of Far Suns" ) © Amazing, Aug 1962 Future Tense, 1964 Dust of Far Suns, 1981 -- / fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "The Gift Of Gab" © Astounding Stories, Sep 1955 Future Tense, 1964 --/ third place planetary sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award: fishing --/ idea: alien linguistics --/ style award. "The Gray Prince" (nv) (Gaean Reach series) © 1974, DAW Books. "Green Magic" © F&SF, Jun 1963 Green Magic, 1979 The Narrow Land, 1982 --/ cool f story --/ wonder award "Guyal Of Sphere" (The Dying Earth) © The Dying Earth, 1950 Eight Fantasms and Magics, 1969 --all time fantasy novel : 1987 Locus All-Time Poll /16 --series fantasy novel: 1998 Locus All-Time Poll /15 --novel : 2001 Retro Hugo --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award "The Houses of Iszm" (nv) (Nopalgarth series) © Startling Stories, Spr 1954 novel: Ace Double, 1964 --/ third place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ idea: alien bio-grown houses --/ adventure award --/ style award. "The Howling Bounders" (Magnus Rudolph series) © Startling Stories, Mar 1949 The Many Worlds of Magnus Rudolph, 1966 --/ fourth place planetary sf story --/ wonder award. "I'll Build You a Dream Castle" (also as "Dream Castle" ) © Astounding, Sep 1947 Lost Moons, 1982 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award --/ style award "The Killing Machine" (nv) (Demon Princes series) © 1964, DAW Books --/ cool sf novel "The King of Thieves" (Magnus Rudolph series) © Startling Stories, Nov 1949 The Many Worlds of Magnus Rudolph, 1966 --/ cool sf story. "The Kokod Warriors" (Magnus Ridolph series) © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Oct 1952 The Many Worlds of Magnus Ridolph, 1966 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ style award. "The Languages of Pao" (nv) © Satellite Science Fiction, Dec 1957 novel: Avalon Books, 1958 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award --/ idea: alien linguistics. "The Last Castle" (nv) © Galaxy, Apr 1966 The Last Castle, 1968 --novelette : 1967 Hugo W --novella : 1967 Nebula W --novella : 1999 Locus All-Time Poll /25 --/ third place f novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award "Lyonesse" (nv) (Lyonesse series) © 1983, Berkley Putnam --novel : 1984 Nebula --novel : 1984 World Fantasy --fantasy novel : 1984 Locus /4 --/ third place f novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award "The Many Worlds of Magnus Rudolph" (coll) (Magnus Rudolph series) © Ace Double Books, 1966 --/ cool sf collection --/ wonder award. "Maske: Thaery" (nv) (Gaean Reach series) © 1978, DAW Books --novel : 1977 Locus /12 --/ cool sf story "The Masquerade on Dicantropus" © Startling Stories, Sep 1951 The Narrow Land, 1982 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award. "Men Of The Ten Books" (also as "The Ten Books" ) © Startling Stories, Mar 1951 The Narrow Land, 1982 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "The Men Return" © Infinity Science Fiction, Jul 1957 The World Between & Other Stories, 1966 --/ second place apocalyptic sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea: liquid rocks, solid air --/ style award --/ awesome scale. "The Miracle Workers" © Astounding, Jul 1958 Eight Fantasms and Magics, 1969 Green Magic, 1979 --novelette : 1959 Hugo --/ cool sf story - -/ wonder award "The Mitr" © Vortex Science Fiction # 1, 1953 Green Magic, 1979 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "Monsters in Orbit" (coll) (also as "Abercrombie Station" and "Cholwell's Chickens") (Jean Parlier series) © Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1952 Ace Double, 1965. "The Moon Moth" © Galaxy, Aug 1961 The World Between and Other Stories, 1965 The
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