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Selected Used SciFi Books- Subject to availability - Call/email store to receive purchasing link ([email protected] 540206-2505) StorePri AuthorsLast Title EAN Publisher ce Cross-Currents: Storm Season, The Face of Chaos, Abbey, Robert Lynn Asprin and Lynn B000GPXLOQ Nelson Doubleday,. $8.00 and Wings of Omen Adams, Douglas Life, The Universe and Everything 9780517548745 Harmony Books $8.00 Adams, Douglas Mostly Harmless 9781127539635 BALLANTINE BOOKS $15.00 Adams, Douglas So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish 9780795326516 HARMONY BOOKS $6.00 Adams, Douglas The Restaurant at the End of the Universe 9780517545355 Harmony $8.00 Adams, Richard MAIA 9780394528571 Knopf $8.00 Alan, Foster Dean Midworld B001975ZFI Ballentine $8.00 Aldiss, Brian W. Helliconia Summer (Helliconia Trilogy, Book Two) 9781111805173 Atheneum / $8.00 Aldiss, Brian W. Non-Stop B0057JRIV8 Carroll & Graf $10.00 Aldiss, Brian Wilson Helliconia Winter (Helliconia, 3) 9780689115417 Atheneum $7.00 Allen, Roger E. Isaac Asimov's Inferno 9780441000234 Ace Trade $6.00 Allen, Roger Macbride Isaac Asimov's Utopia 9781857982800 Orion Publishing Co $8.00 Allston, Aaron Enemy lines (Star wars, The new Jedi order) 9780739427774 Science Fiction $15.00 Anderson, Kevin J and Rebecca The Rise of the Shadow Academy 9781568652115 Guild America $15.00 Moesta Anderson, Kevin J,Herbert, Brian Hunters of Dune 9780765312921 Tor Books $10.00 Anderson, Kevin J. A Forest of Stars: The Saga of Seven Suns Book 2 9780446528719 Aspect $8.00 Anderson, Kevin J. Darksaber (Star Wars) 9780553099744 Spectra $10.00 Anderson, Kevin J. Hidden Empire: The Saga of Seven Suns - Book 1 9780446528627 Aspect $8.00 Anderson, Kevin J. -
The Starchild Trilogy
The Starchild Trilogy Frederik Pohl The Reefs of Space(1964) Starchild(1965) Rogue Star(1969) Baen (March 1, 1986) ISBN-10: 0671655582 ISBN-13: 978-0671655587 THE REEFS OF SPACE The major snapped: "Check in, you Risks! What's the matter with you?" His radar horns made him look like Satan—a sleepy young Satan with an underslung jaw, but dangerous. "Yes, sir," said Steve Ryeland, peering around. This was Reykjavik—a new world to Ryeland, who had just come from a maximum-security labor camp inside the rim of the Arctic Circle. Ryeland blinked at the buildings, a thousand feet high, and at the jets and rockets scattered 'across the air field. The little man next to Ryeland sneezed and nudged him. "All right," Ryeland said, and went into the bare little Security lounge. On the teletype that stood in the corner of the room—hi the corner of every room— he tapped out: Information. Steven Ryeland, Risk, AWC-38440, and O. B. Oporto, Risk, XYZ- 99942, arrived at— He took the code letters from the identification plate on the machine 1—Station 3-Radius 4-261, Reykjavik, Iceland. Query. What are personal orders? In a moment the answer came from the Planning Machine, a single typed letter "R." The Machine had received and understood the message and adjusted its records. The orders would follow. A Togetherness-girl glanced into the lounge, saw the collars on Ryeland and the little man. Her lips had started to curve in the smile of her trade, but they clamped into a thin line. -
Foundation the International Review of Science Fiction Foundation 117 the International Review of Science Fiction
Foundation The International Review of Science Fiction Foundation 117 The International Review of Science Fiction In this issue: Foundation Vol: 43 No.117 Spring 2014 Vol: Foundation Brian Baker and Christopher McKitterick on Frederik Pohl Dean Conrad on Richard Matheson and Jude Roberts on Iain M. Banks Susan Gray and Christos Callow Jr. on science fiction theatre Andrew Milner on how (not) to periodise sf as a genre Victoria Byard on An Adventure in Space and Time and Paul March-Russell at Tate Britain Timothy Jarvis and James Machin on The Weird In addition, there are reviews by: Bodhissatva Chattopadhyay, Jacob Edwards, Iain Emsley, Grace Halden, Richard Howard, Leimar Garcia-Siino, Paul Kincaid, Anna McFarlane, Chris Pak, Patrick Parrinder, Andy Sawyer and Alvaro Zinos-Amaro Of books by: Brian Attebery and Veronica Hollinger, Andrew Blum, Andrew M. Butler, Al Ewing, Neil Gaiman, Simon J. James, Nicholas Joll, Cynthia J. Miller and A. Bowdoin Van Riper, Cherie Priest, J.-H. Rosny aîné, Eric Frank Russell and Paul Williams Cover: Frederik Pohl (c. 1968) and Richard Matheson Credit: New England Science Fiction Association and New York Magazine Foundation is published three times a year by the Science Fiction Foundation (Registered Charity no. 1041052). It is typeset and printed by The Lavenham Press Ltd., 47 Water Street, Lavenham, Suffolk, CO10 9RD. Foundation is a peer-reviewed journal. Subscription rates for 2014 Individuals (three numbers) United Kingdom £20.00 Europe (inc. Eire) £22.00 Rest of the world £25.00 / $42.00 (U.S.A.) Student discount £14.00 / $23.00 (U.S.A.) Institutions (three numbers) Anywhere £42.00 / $75.00 (U.S.A.) Airmail surcharge £7.00 / $12.00 (U.S.A.) Single issues of Foundation can also be bought for £7.00 / $15.00 (U.S.A.). -
A Jack Williamson Special
A Jack Williamson Special ☆ Lan's Lantern 9* CONTENTS Q: ARTISTS B QB Dedication....................................Dean McLaughlin.............. 1 “ Pat Byrnes................... 13 □ Ramblings on JACK WILLIAMSON................. The Editor........................ 2 S Steve Dillon............. 11,15 B , Q0 JACK WILLIAMSON: 50 Years of Tomorrow.................. Gerald Page...................... 3 S Rob Grunawalt ....... 40,41 a As I remember Jack...................................................... James E. Gunn.................. 6 ■ Teddy Harvia................. 38 D 0 An Interview with JACK WILLIAMSON............ Chat.................................... 9 5 Kathy Marschall....... cover,29 B fl To Jack Williamson.................................... ................Pou I Anderson.................12 S Helmut Pesch.................34 Pulps of Our Past........................................................ Jack Will lamson............ 14 ■ Matthew Schellenberg..5,7,17, aS 26,35’ JACK WILLIAMSON: An Appreciation.......................... A.E. Van Vogt........ 17 B ■ Herb Summerlin........ ....19,24 Some Thoughts on JACK WILLIAMSON............. Harry Warner, Jr......... 18 S 31,36 Two Thoughts and a Scene.......................................... Andy Offutt.................... 20 ■ Steve Trout................... 8 ■ £ Michaela Weeks...... back cover JACK WILLIAMSON: A Bibliography............................ Mark Owings.................... 22 s About Jack......................................................................Hal Clement................... -
Birmingham Science Fiction Group Newsletter
Birmingham (Honorary Presidents Brian W Aldiss and Harry Harrison) Science Fiction Group NEWSLETTER 108 AUGUST 1980 The Birmingham Science Fiction Group meets on the third Friday of each month. Our place of meeting will be altering over the next few months, so see below for details. New members are always welcome. Our treasurer is Margaret Thorpe, 36 Twyford Road, Ward End, Birm ingham 8. The annual subscription is £2 per person. AUGUST MEETING- - Friday 15th August 1980 at 7.45 pm - At THE IVY BUSH pub on the corner of Hagley Road and Monument Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham 8. This will be a DAN DARE evening. Alan Vince, one of the greatest fans of Eagle comic's Dan Dare strip, will be coming along to talk and show slides It's possible that he will bring Frank Hampson, the orig inal artist of Dan Dare, along with him, though this is not certain. PLEASE NOTE that admission charges of 60 pence per member and £1 per non-member will operate this month because we have a guest speaker Also, note that following a vote taken at the June meeting, those present are asked not to smoke during the business part of the meet ing (during the talk and slide show) so that our speaker's voice won't be drowned by the extractor fan. JULY MEETING The barge trip was greatly enjoyed by all those present. It was (in some ways) nice to be able to chat all evening without a programme intervening. FORTHCOMING NOTE THAT THE SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER MEETINGS WILL NOT BE AT THE IVY BUSH DUE TO REDECORATION: OF THE PUB.