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Since its founding, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction has been acclaimed as one of the pinnacles of the field, the source of fantastic fiction of the highest literary quality. Now the magazine known to its readers as "F&SF" celebrates its fiftieth anniversary with a spectacular anthology of the best recent work from the magazine.Included are stories from major writers like Bruce Sterling, John Crowley, and Harlan Ellison. Also here are award-winners like Ursula K. Le Guin's Nebula-winning "Solitude," Maureen F. McHugh's Hugo-winning "The Lincoln Train," and Elizabeth Hand's Nebula- and World Fantasy Award-winning "Last Summer at Mars Hill."The fiftieth anniversary collection for the most distinguished magazine of the science fiction and fantasy world. Contributors include:Dale BaileyTerry BissonMichael BlumleinRay BradburyJohn CrowleyBradley DentonPaul Di FilippoS.N. DyerHarlan EllisonEsther M. FriesnerElizabeth HandTanith LeeUrsula K. Le GuinMaureen F. McHughRachel PollackRobert ReedBruce Holland RogersBruce SterlingRay VukcevichKate WilhelmGene Wolfe

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Tenth is this long running series, collecting stories from F&SF Magazine. This volume reprints stories from 1959 and 1960, including: "Double Double Toil and Trouble" by Holley Cantine; "Interbalance" by Katherine MacLean; "A Divvil with the Women" by Niall Wilde; "Man Overboard" by John Collier; "Nikita Eisenhower Jones" by Robert F. Young; "Mine Own Ways" by Richard McKenna; "The Rainbow Gold" by Jane Rice; "Crazy Maro" by Daniel Keyes; "Something" by Allen Drury; "Dreams of Ivy" by Will Worthington; "It's a great Big Wonderful Universe" by Vance Aandahl; "The Blind Pilot" by Charles Henneberg; "The Martyr" by Poul Anderson; "Apres Nous" by Avram Davidson; "Infinity" by Rosser Reeves; "The Replacement" by Robert Murray; and "The Fellow Who Married the Maxill Girl" by Ward Moore.

Ace Books, 1966. Mass market paperback. Collects 15 stories and poems first published in 1961 in the pages of F&SF magazine. Authors include Kurt Vonnegut, Cordwainer Smith, Clifford D. Simak, Isaac Asimov and others.

The nineteen stories in this compilation comprise an excellent sample from the forty-five-year history of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, with works by such authors as Harlan Ellison, Karen Joy Fowler, and Dale Bailey.

Doubleday, 1965. 1st edition, hardcover with dustjacket. Collects 17 stories from 1963 and 1964. Authors include Roger Zelazny, Thomas M. Disch, J. G. Ballard, and others.

Little, Brown, 1952. Hardcover with dustjacket. There were three printings. This is the first in the long-running series of anthologies collecting stories from the magazine. Includes an introduction by the editors and these stories: Huge Beast" (1950) by Cleve Cartmill; "John the Revelator" (1951) by Oliver La Farge; "Elephas Frumenti" (1950) by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt; "The Gift of God" (1950) by L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt; "The Friendly Demon" (1726) by Daniel Defoe; "Old Man Henderson" (1951) by Kris Neville; "The Threepenny-Piece" (1913) by James Stephens; "No-Sided Professor" (1947) by Martin Gardner; "The Listening Child" (1950) by Margaret St. Clair [as by Idris Seabright]; "Dress of White Silk" (1951) by Richard Matheson; "The Mathematical Voodoo" (1951) by H. Nearing, Jr.; "Hub" (1951) by Philip MacDonald; "Built Up Logically" (1949) by Howard Schoenfeld; "The Rat That Could Speak" (1860) by Charles Dickens; "Narapoia" [Dr. Manly J. Departure]" (1948) by Alan Nelson; "Postpaid to Paradise" (1940) by Robert Arthur; "In the Days of Our Fathers" (1949) by Winona McClintic; "Barney" (1951) by Will Stanton; "The Collector" (1951) by H. F. Heard; "Fearsome Fable" (1951) by Bruce Elliott.

Ace Books. 1968. Mass market paperback. 16 stories from the pages of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, appearing in 1963 and 1964.

Ace Books. 1968. Mass market paperback. 16 stories from the pages of The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, appearing in 1963 and 1964.

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Mass paperback reprint of hardcover original. 15th place, 1983 Locus Poll Award, Best Anthology. Contents: Introduction, essay by Edward L. Ferman; Window, by Bob Leman (nominated, 1981 Nebula Award); The Fire When It Comes, by Parke Godwin (winner, 1982 World Fantasy Award; nominated, 1982 Hugo Award, 1982 Nebula Award); Books: The Secret Language of Science Fiction, essay by Algis Budrys; Wives, by Lisa Tuttle; The Alien Mind, by Philip K. Dick; Spidersong, by Susan C. Petrey (nominated, 1981 Hugo Award); Out There Where the Big Ships Go, by Richard Cowper (4th place, 1980 Locus Poll Award); Films and TV: Lost Rewards, essay by Baird Searles; The Curse of the Mhondoro Nkabele, by Eric Norden; The Autopsy, by Michael Shea (nominated, 1981 Hugo Award, 1981 Nebula Award); The Sipple, poem by Rachel Cosgrove Payes; The Wud, poem by Mike DeSimone; Conkew, poem by Pat Cadigan; The Fleffel, poem by Bruce Berges; poem by Mary C. Pangborn; poem by Sebastian Robinson; "A Day at the Fair" by Neal Barrett, Jr.; The Most Illuminatingly Doleful and Instructively Affecting Demise of Flo, Late of Upper Blooton, poem by Russell M. Griffin; The Word I Invented, essay by Isaac Asimov; The Pusher, by John Varley (winner, 1982 Hugo Award, 1982 Locus Poll Award; nominated, 1982 Nebula Award); The Brave Little Toaster, by Thomas M. Disch (winner, 1980 British Science Fiction Award, 1981 Locus Poll Award; nominated, 1981 Balrog Award, 1981 Hugo Award, 1981 Nebula Award; basis of film).

Book Club hardcover with dustjacket, 1958. Reprints the Doubleday first edition. Anthology of works appearing in the magazine in 1956 and 1957. Introduction by the editor, and these works: "The Wines of Earth" by Margaret St. Clair [as by Idris Seabright]; "Adjustment" by Ward Moore; "The Cage" by A. Bertram Chandler; "Mr. Stilwell's Stage" by Avram Davidson; "Venture to the Moon" by Arthur C. Clarke; "Expedition" by Fredric Brown; "Rescue" by G. C. Edmondson; "Between the Thunder and the Sun" by Chad Oliver; "A Loint of Paw" by Isaac Asimov; "The Wild Wood" by Mildred Clingerman; "Dodger Fan" by Will Stanton; "Goddess in Granite" by Robert F. Young; "MS. Found in a Chinese Fortune Cookie" by C. M. Kornbluth; "Journey's End" by Poul Anderson; "The Big Trek" by Fritz Leiber; "Full Circle" (poem) by Dorothy Cowles Pinkney; "In Memoriam: Fletcher Pratt" (poem) by James Blish; "Yes, but . . ." (poem) by Anthony Brode; "The Horror Story Shorter By One Letter Than the Shortest Horror Story Ever Written" by Ron Smith; "Lyric for Atom Splitters" (poem) by Doris Pitkin Buck.

This award-winning multi-volume series is dedicated to making literature and its creators better understood and more accessible to students and interested readers, while satisfying the standards of librarians, teachers and scholars. Dictionary of Literary Biography provides reliable information in an easily comprehensible format, while placing writers in the larger perspective of literary history.Dictionary of Literary Biography systematically presents career biographies and criticism of writers from all eras and all genres through volumes dedicated to specific types of literature and time periods.For a listing of Dictionary of Literary Biography volumes sorted by genre click here. 01

Collecting more than two dozen stories that originally appeared in the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction the premiere speculative fiction magazine this extraordinary anthology celebrates 60 years of top-notch genre fiction. Including All Summer in a Day,” Ray Bradbury’s lasting tale of what happened on one special day; Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes, describing what happened to Charlie Gordon when he was made into a genius; Harrison Bergeron,” Kurt Vonnegut’s absurdist cautionary tale of mandatory equality; and The Electric Ant” by Philip K. Dick, concerning what Garson Poole learned after the accident that hospitalized him. This remarkable collection also features some of the most highly acclaimed, award-winning authors, including Neil Gaiman, Harlan Ellison, Shirley Jackson, Peter S. Beagle, Karen Joy Fowler, Ursula K. Le Guin, Theodore Sturgeon, and Roger Zelazny. Hand-picked by the magazine’s current editor, this is an unmatched assemblage of appealing, first-rate fiction.

Fantasy and Science Fiction are popular genres, especially with the success of the Harry Potter books and writers such as Tolkien, Stephen King, Ursula LeGuin, and Arthur C. Clarke. Lisa Tuttle begins by looking at the many different kinds of novels covered by these genres. The book then moves on to look at ideas, world-building, language, structure, short stories, writing for children and finding an agent. The book examines the co-authoring process and contains examples of correspondence between authors, charting the development of a story. It also provides authors with a real insight into how publishers work and contains illuminating interviews with editors.

An 'as new' hardbound. Not ex-library book. Indexed. 188 ppl. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Fantasy; ISBN: 0300042418. ISBN/EAN: 9780300042412. Inventory No: 008878.

A mutant baby goes on a rampage through Central Park. An immigrant reveals secrets in the folds of a perfect gift. Lucky Cats extend their virtual paws to salute a generous revolution. The Internet invades a third-world village.The premier speculative-fiction magazine Fantasy & Science Fiction continues to discover and showcase many of the most inventive authors writing in any genre. Now drawing even more deeply upon F&SF’s impressive history, this extraordinary companion anthology expands upon sixty-five years’ worth of top-notch storytelling. The Very Best of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Volume Two is a star-studded tribute to the continuing vision of F&SF.

This award-winning multi-volume series is dedicated to making literature and its creators better understood and more accessible to students and interested readers, while satisfying the standards of librarians, teachers and scholars. Dictionary of Literary Biography provides reliable information in an easily comprehensible format, while placing writers in the larger perspective of literary history.Dictionary of Literary Biography systematically presents career biographies and criticism of writers from all eras and all genres through volumes dedicated to specific types of literature and time periods.For a listing of Dictionary of Literary Biography volumes sorted by genre click here. 01

These 17 essays from the seventh annual J. Lloyd Eaton Conference examine the relationship between fantasy and science fiction. They propose that fantasy and science fiction are not isolated commercial literary forms, but instead are literary forms worthy of the recognition reserved for traditional literature. Discussion of genre identification ranges from the standard forms of literary criticism embodied in Aristotle’s mimesis and poesis to innovative and possibly controversial points of view such as a theory of humor, a philosophy of time, and a detailed analysis of Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat. The essays provide not only a detailed study of literary elements but also the historical treatment of the material, its commercial use, and its relationship to similar literary forms such as the gothic tale and horror fiction. While few of the essayists agree with one another, they all contribute creative insights to the debate.

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