Davy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Edgar Pangborn

Science Fiction

Collier Nucleus / Macmillan

A Mirror for Observers

Two factions of Martians, exiles who have hidden in underground cities on the Earth for thousands of years, try to influence a young human who may have the power to save or destroy the world

Literature & Fiction

Bluejay Books

The "Tom Jones" of science fiction... Author Edgar Pangborn

Ballantine Books

SCUFFING, EDGE WEAR AND MINOR CREASING ON COVERS AND SPINE. AGE RELATED TANNING INSIDE COVERS AND ON PAGES. NO MARKING OR WRITING NOTED WITHIN BOOK.

Alpha 4

Alfred Bester

Philip Josè Farmer

Later printing with Boris Vallejo cover art. Pangborn's classic novel, a post-apocalyptic coming of age tale.

Ballantine/Del Rey

Later printing with Vallejo cover art. A Hugo and Nebula Award nominee, this post-apocalyptic science fiction novel is Pangborn's most acclaimed. Set in the Northeastern United States some centuries after an atomic war ended high-technology civilization. Davy comes of age in a pseudo-medieval society dominated by a Church that actively suppresses technology.

Two factions of Martians, exiles who have hidden in underground cities on the Earth for thousands of years, try to influence a young human who may have the power to save or destroy the world

Star Books

FIRST BRITISH PAPERBACK edition of this 1953 book. Edgar Pangborn's first science fiction novel, "West of the Sun" tells of a spaceship which crash-lands on the planet the crew names Lucifer - Son of the Morning.  Full of hope and excitement, the six explorers encounter an alien world full of bat-winged monsters, painted witches, and armies of pygmy cannibals.  But for each threat, objects of great beauty await them, blue fireflies, red-green forest, vast mountains, and deep seas.  With ever-dwindling supplies, and a war in the making, these adventurers embark on one of the most fascinating journeys of survival in science fiction... somewhere West of the Sun.

West of the Sun

London: Star Publications

Avon Equinox, 1975. Trade paperback, No. 12 in the "SF Rediscovery" series. Originally published in 1954, Pangborn's novel won the International Fantasy Award in 1955.

A Mirror for Observers (SF Rediscovery Series, #12)

Equinox/Avon

Equinox / Avon, 1976. Trade paperback, No. 18 in the " SF Rediscovery" series.  This novel takes place in Panborn's post-apocalyptic "Tales of a Darkeniong World" sequence.

The Judgment of Eve (SF Rediscovery Series #18)

Avon/Equinox

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Davy

A Mirror for Observers

Davy

Alpha 4

Davy

Davy

A Mirror for Observers

West of the Sun

A Mirror for Observers (SF Rediscovery Series, #12)

The Judgment of Eve (SF Rediscovery Series #18)