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Author Title_of_Story_or_Poem Title_of_Book Call_Number Story_or_Poem Nabokov, Vladimar The Vane Sisters American Fantastic PS 648 .F3 A44 2009 Story Tales: Terror and the v2 Uncanny from the 1940s to Now Nabokov, Vladimir Lance A College Treasury PE 1122 .J66 Story Nabokov, That in Aleppo Once The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Vladimir Short Stories of The 1999 Century Nabokov, That in Aleppo Once The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Vladimir Short Stories of The 1999 Century Nagai Taso Brief Encounter Contemporary PL 782 .E1 C6 2005 Story Japanese Literature Nai -an, Shih All Men Are Brothers Masterpieces of World PN 44 .M3 1952 Story Literature in Digest Form Naipaul, V. S. The Night Watchman’s The Oxford Book of PR 9205.8 .O94 Story Occurrence Book Caribbean Short 1999 Stories Naipaul, V. S. The Night Watchman’s The Oxford Book of PR 9205.8 .O94 Story Occurrence Book Caribbean Short 1999 Stories Nakasa, Nat Mr. Nakasa Goes to Harlem To Kill A Man’s Prid e PR 9348 .T6 1984 Story Naranjo, Carmen Floral Caper Contemporary Short PQ 7087 .E5 C66 Story Stories from Central 1994 America Nasby, Petroleum The Great Presidential A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story V. Excursion American Humor Nash, Ogden “My Child Is Phlegmatic…” – A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Anxious Parent American Humor Nash, Ogden Bankers Are Just Like Anybody A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Else, Except Richer American Humor Nash, Ogden Cat Naps Are Too Good for A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Cats American Humor Nash, Ogden First Families, Move Over! A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story American Humor Nash, Ogden Let’s Stay Home and Make A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Friends American Humor Nash, Ogden Requiem A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story American Humor Nash, Ogden The Song of Songs A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story American Humor Nash, Ogden The Strange Case of Mr. A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Fortague’s Disappointment American Humor Nash, Ogden To a Small Boy Standing on A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story My Shoes While I am Wearing American Humor Them Nashe, Thomas Spring, the Sweet Spring English Literature PR 1109 .C677 Story Nasir, Jamil The Book of St. Farrin Universe 1 PS 648 .S3 U4 Story Naslund, Sena Jeter The Perfecting of the Chopin Home and Beyond PS 558 .K4 H66 2001 Story Valse No. 1 in E Minor Nassau, Robert H. A Tug of War World Tales for PZ 5 .F56 Story Creative Dramatics and Storytelling Nassau, Robert H. Nuts are Eaten Because of World Tales for PZ 5 .F56 Story Angangwe: A Proverb Creative Dramatics and Storytelling Nassau, Robert H. Who is King of Birds? World Tales for PZ 5 .F56 Story Creative Dramatics and Storytelling Nathan, George Back to Methuselah A Sub Treasury of PN 6161 .W5223 Story Jean American Humor Naylor, Gloria Etta Mae Johnson Literature and Society PN 51 .A55 2000 Story An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Nonfiction Nemcova, Bozena Babicka The World’s Greatest PN 6071 .C6 P6 Story Christmas Stories Nemerov, Howard Boom! Literature in America: PS 507 .K3 Story The Modern Age Neugeboren, Jay The Zodiacs Literature 1 PN 45 .E46 Story Newman, Richard S. “A Chosen Generation”: Black Prophets of Protest E 441 .P96 2006 Story Founders and Early America Nievo, Ippolito The Castle of Fratta Masterpieces of World PN 44 .M3 1952 Story Literature in Digest Form Nimmo, Jenny Soup Half Minute Horrors PZ 5 .H147 2009 Story Nin, Anais Alraune Images of Women in PN 6071 .W7 F4 Story Literature Nix, Garth Infestation The Starry Rift PS 648 .S3 S7965 Story 2008 Nixon, Cornelia Lunch at the Blacksmith 2003 Pushcart Prize PS 501 .P87 2003 Story XXVII Best of the Small Presses Nixon, Cornelia Lunch at the Blacksmith 2003 Pushcart Prize PS 501 .P87 2003 Story XXVII Best of The Small Presses Nixon, Cornelia Lunch at the Blacksmith 2003 Pushcart Prize PS 501 .P87 2003 Story XXVII Best of the Small Presses Njabulo Ndebele The Music of the Violin To Kill A Man’s Pride PR 9348 .T6 1984 Story Nobili, Guido Idyl Great Italian Short PQ 4247 .P3 Story Stories Nooteboom, Cees Autopia Writing Los Angeles PS 572 .L6 W74 Story 2002 Nooteboom, Cees Autopia Writing Los Angeles PS 572 .L6 W74 Story 2002 Nordan, Lewis Tombstone The Cry of an Occasion PS 551 .C79 2001 Story Norman, Gurney Maxine Home and Beyond PS 558 .K4 H66 2001 Story Norris, Frank A Deal in Wheat Fiction for Composition PE 1417 .B24 Story Norris, Frank A Deal in Wheat American Poetry and PS 507 .F6 Story Prose Norris, Frank Grettir at Thorhall -stead American Fantastic PS 648 .F3 A44 2009 Story Tales: Terror and the v1 Uncanny from Poe to the Pulps North, Sterling Christmas Problems With Light of Christmas PN 6071 .C6 B7 Story Rascal North, Sterling Greased Lighting Race The People’s Reader PS 645 .B32 Story Nosaka Akiyuki American Hijiki Contemporary PL 782 .E1 C6 2005 Story Japanese Literature O’Brien, Fitz -James What Was it? Prose and Poetry for PN 6010 .M25 Story Appreciation O’Brien, Fitz -James What Was It? American Fantastic PS 648 .F3 A44 2009 Story Tales: Terror and the v1 Uncanny from Poe to the Pulps O’Brien, Tim Going after Cacciato Story: fictions past and PN 6120.2 .S86 1985 Story present O’Brien, Tim The Ghost Soldiers Great Esquire Fiction PS 648 .S5 G73 Story O’Brien, Tim The Man I Killed Literature and Society PN 51 .A55 2000 Story An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Nonfiction O’Brien, Tim The Things They Carried The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Short Stories of The 1999 Century O’Brien, Tim The Things They Carried The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Short Stories of The 1999 Century O’Casey, Sean Juno and the Paycock Masterpieces of World PN 44 .M3 1952 Story Literature in Digest Form O’Casey, Sean Purple Dust Masterpieces of World PN 44 .M3 1952 Story Literature in Digest Form O’Casey, Sean Within the Gates Masterpieces of World PN 44 .M3 1952 Story Literature in Digest Form O’Conner, Flannery Everything that Rises Must The Enduring Voice PE 1122 .G3 Story Converge O’Connor, Flannery A Good Man Is Hard to Find Scope of Fiction PN 3335 .B7 S3 Story O’Connor, Flannery A Good Man Is Hard to Find Understanding Fiction PN 3335 .B7 U5 Story O’Connor, Flannery A Late Encounter with the Imaginative Literature PN 6014 .M42 Story Enemy O’Connor, Flannery A View of the Woods The Shadow Within PE 1417 .C53 Story O’Connor, Flannery Good Country People Literature: Reading PN 45 .D59 1986 Story Fiction Poetry, Drama and the Essays O’Connor, Flannery Good Country People Story: fictions past and PN 6120.2 .S86 1985 Story present O’Connor, Greenleaf The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Flannery Short Stories of The 1999 Century O’Connor, Greenleaf The Best American PS 648 .S5 B42 Story Flannery Short Stories of The 1999 Century O’Connor, Flannery Judgment Day Story: fictions past and PN 6120.2 .S86 1985 Story present O’Connor, Parker’s Back Great Esquire Fiction PS 648 .S5 G73 Story Flannery 1983 O’Connor, Parker’s Back The Treasury of PS 648 .S5 T7 Story Flannery American Short Stories O’Connor, Parker’s Back Great Esquire Fiction PS 648 .S5 G73 Story Flannery 1983 O’Connor, Parker’s Back The Treasury of PS 648 .S5 T7 Story Flannery American Short Stories O’Connor, Flannery Revelation About Language PE 1417 .C624 Story O’Connor, Flannery The Artificial Nigger Literature in America PS 507 .K3 Story O’Connor, Flannery The Artificial Nigger Literature in America PS 507 .K3 Story The Modern Age O’Connor, Flannery The Artificial Nigger Literature in America: PS 507 .K3 Story The Modern Age O’Connor, Flannery The Artificial Nigger The Norton PN 6014 .B27 Story Introduction to Literature O’Connor, Flannery The Life You Save May Be Fiction for Composition PE 1417 .B24 Story Your Own O’Connor, Frank Guests of the Nation Literature: Reading PN 45 .D59 1986 Story Fiction Poetry, Drama and the Essays O’Connor, Frank Guests of the Nation Imaginative Literature PN 6014 .M42 Story O’Connor, Frank Guests of the Nation Story: fictions past and PN 6120.2 .S86 1985 Story present O’Connor, Frank Legal Aid Introduction to PN 6014 .L6659 Story Literature O’Connor, Frank Legal Aid Introduction to PN 6014 .L6659 Story Literature O’Connor, Frank My Oedipus Complex Literature: the Human PN 6014 .A15 Story Experience O’Connor, Frank My Oedipus Complex Literature: The Human PN 6014 .A15 Story Experience O’Connor, Frank My Oedipus Complex Man and His Measure PN 6014 .C632 Story O’Connor, Frank My Oedipus Complex Repertory PS 507 .B5217 Story O’Connor, Frank My Oedipus Complex Man and his measure PN 6014 .C632 Story O’Connor, Frank The Drunkard Scope of Fiction PN 3335 .B7 S3 Story O’Connor, Frank The Drunkard Understanding Fiction PN 3335 .B7 U5 Story O’Connor, W.F. The Country of the Mice World Tales for PZ 5 .F56 Story Creative Dramatics and Storytelling O’Connor, W.F. The Story of the Cat and the World Tales for PZ 5 .F56 Story Mice Creative Dramatics and Storytelling O’Donohoe, Nick Fear and Loathing in Lalanna Firebirds Soaring PZ 5 .F474 2008 Story O’Faolain, Sean The Man Who Invented Sin Story: fictions past and PN 6120.2 .S86 1985 Story present O’Hara, John One for the Road Treasury of American PS 648 .S5 T7 Story Short Stories O’Hara, John Summer’s Day Experience of PN 6014 .T77 Story Literature O’Hara, John The Doctor’s Son U.S.
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    Edition der SF – The Science Fiction Writers of America / SFWA Recherche: Lutz Schridde für www.sfgh.de <Recherche mit http://www.chpr.at , http://en.wikipedia.org , http://contento.best.vwh.net , http://www.locusmag.com , http://www.locusmag.com/SFAwards/Db/Nebula.html und eigener Bibliothek> The Science Fiction Hall of Fame chosen by the members of The Science Fiction Writers of America Robert Silverberg (Ed.) - Science Fiction Hall of Fame 1 (USA 1970, 2003) Ben Bova (Ed.) - Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Bd. 2A (USA 1973, 2005) Ben Bova (Ed.) - Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Bd. 2B (USA 1973) Zusammenfassung: (Formuliert für Volltext-Suchmaschinen) Dieses Memo zur den ersten Anthologien Science Fiction Hall of Fame 1, 2A und 2B zeigt die Präsenz der bewerteten Geschichten in deutschen Ausgaben an. Nur die Geschichte des Initiators des 1965 gegründeten Schriftstellerverbandes Science Fiction Writers of America SFWA wurde nicht in deutscher Übersetzung gefunden. Die Geschichten kennzeichnen das Qualitätsverständnis der SFWA. Dieses Verständnis von professioneller Qualität wird durch Platzierung der Geschichten in weiteren Anthologien bestätigt. Es setzte sich innerhalb des SFWA bis heute durch die Vergabe des Nebula Award fort. Der erste Herausgeber Robert Silverberg vertieft alsbald grundsätzliche Kritik am Genre, sonst bisher besonders vertreten durch Samuel Delany und Barry N. Malzberg, weitere folgen. Es zeigt sich nebenbei ein loses Subgenre von Science Fiction der Science Fiction, teils mit Selbstanwendungen gewohnter Metaphern, das die Nerven des Genres bloßlegt. Auch eine interne Genre-Satire zeigt sich, z. B. 1949 mit What mad universe von Frederic Brown und 1969-1973 mit den Autoren-Parodien des Amerikaners und Wahl-Engländers John T.