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Sci-Fi and Fantasy Library Catalogue Sci-fi and Fantasy Library Catalogue Welcome to the Sci-fi and Fantasy Society Library! With over 1,300 books, including more than 150 from various TV and film universes, and some 1,600 2000AD comics, there is almost certainly something for everyone. For all comic lovers, our Prog collection is fairly complete from issue 422 onwards, but we also have some earlier Progs, Judge Dredd Magazines, Monthly Specials and various other 2000AD publications. There’s currently no open space to browse the physical books but we’re working on it and by Christmas, will also have extended the library to audiobooks and radio dramas! In the meantime, here is a list of our books. For everything else, I’m happy to talk you through what we have. For borrowing, recommendations (either for yourself or us), donations (always welcome) or a chat about sci-fi and fantasy, feel free to email me [email protected]. If you notice any glaringly obvious mistakes (I’ve tried being careful but there are a lot of books), please let me know so I can fix them. Enjoy! General Fiction Abbott, Edwin A Flatland Adams, Douglas Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency Dirk Gently: 1/3 Adams, Douglas The Long Dark Tea-Time of the Soul Dirk Gently: 2/3 Adams, Douglas So Long and Thanks for all the Fish Hitchiker's Guide: 2/6 Adams, Douglas Mostly Harmless Hitchiker's Guide: 5/6 Akers, Alan Burt Transit to Scorpio Dray Prescot: 01/52 Akers, Alan Burt The Suns of Scorpio Dray Prescot: 02/52 Akers, Alan Burt Warrior of Scorpio Dray Prescot: 03/52 Akers, Alan Burt Swordships of Scorpio Dray Prescot: 04/52 Akers, Alan Burt Arena of Antares Dray Prescot: 07/52 Akers, Alan Burt Bladesmen of Antares Dray Prescot: 09/52 Akers, Alan Burt Krozair of Kregen Dray Prescot: 14/52 Akers, Alan Burt Secret Scorpio Dray Prescot: 15/52 Akers, Alan Burt Savage Scorpio Dray Prescot: 16/52 Aldriss, Brian Equator Aldriss, Brian Non-Stop Aldriss, Brian The Canopy of Time Allen, A et al Science Fantasy Stories Anderson, Colin Magellan Polesotechnic League period of Anderson, Poul War of the Wing-men Nicholas van Rijn: 1/7 Terran Empire of Dominic Flandry: Anderson, Poul A Circus of Hells 2/11 Terran Empire of Dominic Flandry: Anderson, Poul The Rebels Worlds 3/11 Terran Empire of Dominic Flandry: Anderson, Poul Flandry of Terra 6/11 Anderson, Poul Beyond the beyond Anderson, Poul A Midsummer Tempest Anderson, Poul Hrolf Kraki's Saga Anderson, Poul Twilight World Anthony, Piers Unicorn Point Apprentice Adept: 6/7 Anthony, Piers A Spell for Chameleon Xanth: 1/40 Anthony, Piers The Source of Magic Xanth: 2/40 Anthony, Piers Hasan Anthony, Piers Prostho Plus Anthony, Piers and Coulson, But What on Earth? Robert Anthony, Piers and Hall, Pretender Frances Anvil, Christopher Strangers in Paradise Asimov, Isaac The Great SF Stories 4 Asimov, Issac Foundation and Empire Foundation Trilogy: 2/3 Asimov, Issac Second Foundation Foundation Trilogy: 3/3 Asimov, Issac Foundation's Edge Foundation: 4/7 Asimov, Issac Foundation and Earth Foundation: 5/7 Asimov, Issac The Caves of Steel Robot: Elijah Baley: 1/4 Asimov, Issac The Naked Sun Robot: Elijah Baley: 2/4 The Mammoth Book of Fantastic Asimov, Issac Science Fiction: 1970 Asimov, Issac Azezel Asimov, Issac The Currents of Space Asimov, Issac The Stars Like Dust Attenasio, A.A Ark of the Dream Ball, Brian N The Probability Man Probability: 1/3 Ball, Brian N Planet Probability Probability: 2/3 Ball, Brian N The Regiments of Night Banks, Iain M. Consider Phlebas Culture: 01/10 Banks, Iain M. Look to Windward Culture: 07/10 Banks, Iain M. Surface Detail Culture: 09/10 Banks, Iain M. The Hydrogen Sonata Culture: 10/10 Barbet, Pierre Baphomet's Meteor Barker, Clive Weaveworld Barr, Donald Space Relations Barrett, Neal Jr Kelwin Bax, Martin The Hospital Ship Bear, Greg Strength of Stones Benford, Gregory The New Hugo Winners No. 4 Benford, Gregory The Stars in Shroud Benford, Gregory Beyond Infinity Benford, Gregory and Find the Changeling Eklund, Gordon Bester, Alfred The Computer Connection Bester, Alfred The Deceivers Bester, Alfred The Demolished Man Biggle Jr, Lloyd The World Menders Cultural Survey: 2/2 Biggle Jr, Lloyd All the Colours of Darkness Jan Darzek: 1/5 Biggle Jr, Lloyd Watchers of the Dark Jan Darzek: 2/5 Biggle Jr, Lloyd The Metallic Muse Biggle Jr, Lloyd Monument Biggle Jr, Lloyd The Light that Never Was Blade, Adam Ellik The Lightning Horror Beast Quest: The Lost World Blaylock, James P Homunculus Blish, James The Day after Judgement After Such Knowledge: 1 2 3 4/4 Blish, James The Seeding Stars Pantropy: 1/4 Blish, James Galactic Cluster The Haertel Scholium: 1/8 Blish, James Midsummer Century The Haertel Scholium: 7/8 Blish, James Jack of Eagles Blish, James The Creature Vor Blish, James The Night Shapes Blish, James The Warriors of Day Blish, James Titan's Daughter Blish, James / Silverberg, Giants in the Earth / We, the Robert Marauders Bloch, Robert Atoms and Evil Boardman Jr, Tom The Unfriendly Future Bone, Jesse F The Lani People Bounds, Sydney J The Robot Brains Bounds, Sydney J The World Wrecker Bova, Ben Orion Orion: 1/6 Bova, Ben Voyagers Voyagers: 1/4 Bova, Ben As on a Darkling Plain Boyce, Chris Catchworld Boyd, John The Rakehells of Heaven Brackett, Leigh The Ginger Star The Book of Skaith: 1/3 Brackett, Leigh The Hounds of Skaith The Book of Skaith: 2/3 Brackett, Leigh The Reavers of Skaith The Book of Skaith: 3/3 Brackett, Leigh The Long Tomorrow Brackett, Leigh The Coming of Terrans Brackett, Leigh Shadow over Mars Brackett, Leigh The Big Jump Brackett, Leigh The Starmen of Llyrdis Brackett, Leigh / Wallis, G Alpha Centauri - or die / Legend of Lost McDonald Earth Bradbury, Edward P Warriors of Mars Warrior of Mars: 1/3 Bradbury, Edward P Blades of Mars Warrior of Mars: 2/3 Bradbury, Edward P Barbarians of Mars Warrior of Mars: 3/3 Bradbury, Ray Machineries of Joy Bradley, Marion Zimmer The Bloody Sun Darkover: 03/24 Bradley, Marion Zimmer Endless Voyage Bradshaw, Gillian Down the Longwind Brin, David Sundiver Uplift: 1/3 Brin, David Otherness Brin, David The Practice Effect Brooke, Keith Keepers of the Peace Brooks, Terry The Sword of Shannara Shannara: 1/3 Brown, Charles N Alien Worlds Brown, Fredric The Lights in the Sky are Stars Brown, Fredric Nightmares and Geezenstacks Brown, Fredric Space on my Hands Brown, Fredric Martians, go home Brown, Fredric Rogue in Space Brown, Rosel George Galactic Sibyl Sue Blue Brunner, John Now Then Brunner, John The Travelers in Black Brunner, John Bedlam Planet Brunner, John Catch a Falling Star Brunner, John Give Warning to the World Brunner, John Interstellar Empire Brunner, John Polymath Brunner, John Stand on Zanzibar Brunner, John The Dramaturges of Yan Brunner, John The Sheep Look Up Brunner, John The Shockwave Rider Brunner, John The Stone that Never Came Down Brunner, John The Wrong End of Time Brunner, John Total Eclipse The Evil that Men Do / The Purloined Brunner, John / Carter, Lin Planet Bryant, Edward and Ellison, Phoenix without Ashes Harlan Budrys, Algis Some will not die Bulmer, Kenneth The Demons Bulmer, Kenneth Of Earth Foretold Bulmer, Kenneth The Secret of Zi Bulmer, Kenneth New Writing in SF.23 Bulmer, Kenneth Behold the Stars Bulmer, Kenneth Cycle of Nemesis Bulmer, Kenneth Defiance Bulmer, Kenneth Swords of the Barbarians Bulmer, Kenneth The Fatal Fire Bulmer, Kenneth The Wind of Liberty Bulmer, Kenneth To Outrun Doomsday Bulmer, Kenneth Worlds for the Taking Burgoyne, Aubrey The Amazons Burjold, Lois McMaster The Vor Game Miles Vorkosigan: 02/13 Burkett, William R Sleeping Planet Burroughs, Edgar Rice Thuvia Maid of Mars Barsoom Series: 04/11 Burroughs, Edgar Rice The Chessmen of Mars Barsoom Series: 05/11 Burroughs, Edgar Rice The Master Mind of Mars Barsoom Series: 06/11 Burroughs, Edgar Rice Savage Pellucidar Pellucidar: 7/7 Burroughs, Edgar Rice Pirates of Venus Venus: 1/5 Busby, FM Cage a Man Demu: 1/3 Calder, Richard Malignos Campbell, John W Cloak of Aesir Capek, Karel R.U.R Card, Orson Scott Speaker for the Dead Ender Saga: 2/4 Card, Orson Scott Xenocide Ender Saga: 3/4 Card, Orson Scott Red Prophet The Tales of Alvin Maker: 2/6 Carnell, John New Writing in SF No. 7 Carter, Lin Giant of World's End Gondwane: 6/6 Carter, Lin Star Rogue Great Imperium: 2/3 Carter, Lin Thongor againist the Gods Thongor of Valkarth: 3/6 Carter, Lin Thongor in the City of Magicians Thongor of Valkarth: 4/6 Carter, Lin Thongor at the End of Time Thongor of Valkarth: 5/6 Carter, Lin Tower at the Edge of Time Chandler, A Bertram The Big Black Mark John Grimes: 10/28 Chandler, A Betram The Deep Reaches of Space Charbonneau, Louis No Place on Earth Cherryh, CJ Heavy Time Company Wars: 1/7 Cherryh, CJ Ealdwood Ealdwood: 1 2/2 Cherryh, CJ Brothers of Earth Hanan Rebellion: 1/2 Cherryh, CJ Hunter of Worlds Hanan Rebellion: 2/2 Cherryh, CJ Angel with the Sword Merovingen Nights: 1/8 Cherryh, CJ Well of Shiuan Morgaine: 2/4 Christopher, John Beyond the Burning Land The Sword of the Spirits: 2/3 Christopher, John The White Mountains Tripods: 1/3 Christopher, John The Pool of Fire Tripods: 3/3 Christopher, John The 22nd Century Christopher, John The World in Winter Clarke, Arthur C 3001 A Space Odyssey: 4/4 Clarke, Arthur C Rendezvous with Rama Rama: 1/4 Clarke, Arthur C Reach for Tomorrow Clarke, Arthur C Childhood's End Clarke, Arthur C Fountains of Paradise Clayton, Jo Diadem from the Stars Diadem: 1/9 Clement, Hal Mission of Gravity Mesklin Clement, Hal Starlight Mesklin Clement, Hal Through the Eye of a Needle Needle: 2/2 Clement, Hal Natives of Space Clement, Hal Cycle
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