Stated first edition bound in black cloth and green boards. A very good copy in a very good dust jacket. The book has a spine lean. The spine is starting to pull away from the upper page block. Dust spotting to the edges of the upper page block. The dust jacket has wear at the head and heel of its spine. Dust soiling to the panels. Stories by Philip Jose Farmer, George Alec Effinger, James Tiptree, Jr. and others.

New Dimensions 6

Tom Reamy

Philip José Farmer

George Alec Effinger

Barry N. Malzberg

Rachel Pollack

James Tiptree, Jr.

Felix C. Gotschalk

Martha Randall

Leo Queequeg Tincrowdor

Harper&Row

The arrival of an odd assortment of suspicious tourists on the planet Damiem parallels the final moves in a twenty-year-old interplanetary war that ends in the destruction of a star

Brightness Falls from the Air

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Orb Books

James Tiptree, Jr. was the pseudonym of Alice B. Sheldon (1915-1987), in whose honor the Tiptree Awards are given annually. She wrote some of the best short SF ever, winning two Hugos and three Nebulas. This book brings together stories previously uncollected-including an early one published under her own name in The New Yorker-and many of her colorful non-fiction pieces, mainly autobiographical, published under the Tiptree name (1970-1987). What shines through in this book is the magnetic and charming personality of the author, one of the most influential SF personalities of her era.

Meet Me At Infinity: The Uncollected Tiptree: Fiction and Nonfiction

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jeffrey D. Smith

Science Fiction

Tor Books

Ten Thousand Light Years from Home

Pan Science Fiction

The first novel from the award-winning author of Brightness Falls from the Air , a writer “known for gender-bending, boundary-pushing work” (Tor.com).\nUp the Walls of the World is the 1978 debut novel of Alice Sheldon, who had built her reputation with the acclaimed short stories she published under the name James Tiptree Jr. A singular representation of American science fiction in its prime, Tiptree’s first novel expanded on the themes she addressed in her short fiction.\nKnown as the Destroyer, a self-aware leviathan roams through space gobbling up star systems. In its path is the planet Tyree, populated by telepathic wind-dwelling aliens who are facing extinction. Meanwhile on Earth, people burdened with psi powers are part of a secret military experiment run by a drug-addicted doctor struggling with his own grief. These vulnerable humans soon become the target of the Tyrenni, whose only hope of survival is to take over their bodies and minds—an unspeakable crime in any other period of the aliens’ history...

Up the Walls of the World (Pan science fiction)

Pan Books: London

Warm Worlds and Otherwise

Revised introduction by Robert Silverberg. Stories: All the Kinds of Yes; The Milk of Paradise; And I Have Come Upon This Place by Lost Ways; The Last Flight of Dr. Ain [Nebula Award nominee]; Amberjack; Through a Lass Darkly; The Girl Who Was Plugged In [1974 Hugo Award winner; nominee, Nebula Award]; The Night-Blooming Saurian; The Women Men Don't See; Fault; Love Is the Plan the Plan Is Death [1973 Nebula Award winner, Hugo Award nominee]; On the Last Afternoon.

Ballantine/Del Rey

Star Songs of an Old Primate

Del Rey

Tales tell of an alien landing on Earth, a mysterious courier, an epidemic of femicide, an apocalyptic vision, and a hijacked spaceship

Out of the Everywhere and Other Extraordinary Visions

Final anthology in the series of original science fiction stories. This volume includes: "Making Light" by James P. Hogan, "Horn O'Plenty" by Terry Carr and Leanne Frahm, "Excursion Fare" James Tiptree Jr., "War Movie" by Larry Niven, "Folger's Factor" by L. Neil Smith, "Pelangus" by Rick Raphael, "The Mystery of the Duplicate Diamonds" by Paul A. Carter, "The Two Tzaddiks" by Ira Herman, and "Identity Crisis" by James P. Hogan.

Stellar #7: Science Fiction Stories

LARRY NIVEN

L. Neil Smith

Terry Carr and Leanne Frahm

Rick Raphael

Paul A. Carter

Ira Herman

James.P.Hogan

Doubleday, 1977. Hardcover with dustjacket, 1st edition. 22nd in the series of anthologies collecting work having appeared in the magazine. This volume covers the years 1973-1976. Introduction by book's editor Edward L. Ferman, and THESE WORKS: "The Hertford Manuscript" [H. G. Wells' Time Machine Universe] (1976) by Richard Cowper; "A Case of the Stubborns" (1976) by Robert Bloch; "Where We Are and Where We Came From" (1976, essay) by Algis Budrys; "My Boat" [Cthulhu Mythos] (1976) by Joanna Russ; "In the Bowl" [Eight Worlds] (1975) by John Varley; "This Offer Expires" (1976) by Liz Hufford; "The Fantastic Ten" (1977, essay) by Baird Searles; "The Women Men Don't See" (1973) by James Tiptree, Jr.; "The Ghastly Priest Doth Reign" [Southern Appalachia] (1975) by Manly Wade Wellman; "Dress Rehearsal" (1974) by Harvey Jacobs; "San Diego Lightfoot Sue" (1975) by Tom Reamy; "Out of Dickinson by Poe, or The Only Begotten Son of Emily and Edgar" (1976, poem) by Ray Bradbury; "Sanity Clause" (1975) by Edward Wellen; "Thinking About Thinking" [science essay, 1975) by Isaac Asimov; "Mute Inglorious Tam" (1974) by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth; "Old Uncle Tom Cobleigh and All" (1973) by Reginald Bretnor. Some results from competitions 2, 4, 6, 7, and 8 (humor).

The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 22nd Series

JOHN VARLEY

Joanna Russ

Robert, Bloch

Fantasy

DOUBLEDAY COMPANY

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