This hardcover collects the three books, Characters, Weapons &amp; Technology, and Vehicles &amp; Vessels, into one easy to use reference on the Star Wars universe.

Star Wars: The New Essential Guide to Characters, Weapons & Technology, Vehicles & Vessels

daniel-wallace

Del Rey/Ballantine

2005 Del Rey trade paperback edition with 92 page bonus section on the making of the movie.

The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Science Fiction & Fantasy

DOUGLAS ADAMS

Science Fiction

The iron wheel began to spin, slowly at first, then faster and faster. The room grew darker. As the light lessened, so did the sound. Deeba and Zanna stared at each other in wonder. The noise of the cars and vans and motorbikes outside grew tinny ...The wheel turned off all the cars and turned off all the lamps. It was turning off London. Zanna and Deeba are two girls leading ordinary lives, until they stumble into the world of UnLondon, an urban Wonderland where all the lost and broken things of London end up ...and some of its lost and broken people too. Here discarded umbrellas stalk with spidery menace, carnivorous giraffes roam the streets, and a jungle sprawls beyond the door of an ordinary house. UnLondon is under siege by the sinister Smog and its stink-junkie slaves; it is a city awaiting its hero. Guided by a magic book that can't quite get its facts straight, and pursued by Hemi the half-ghost boy, the girls set out to stop the poisonous cloud before it burns everything in its path. They are joined in their quest by a motley band of UnLondon locals, including Brokkenbroll, boss of the broken umbrellas, Obaday Fing, a couturier whose head is an enormous pincushion, and an empty milk carton called Curdle. The world of UnLondon is populated by astonishing frights and delights that will thrill the imagination.

Un Lun Dun

Children's Books

Mieville,China

Literature & Fiction

Fleetlord Atvar strode briskly into the command station of the invasion fleet bannership 127th Emperor Hetto. Officers stiffened in their seats as he came in. But for the way his eye turrets swiveled in their sockets, one to the left and one to the right, he ignored them. Yet had any been so foolish as to omit the proper respect, he would have noticed-and remembered....Science fiction at its best.

Worldwar in the Balance

TURTLEDOVE, HARRY

Contemporary

When alien beings armed with devastatingly superior military technology and bent on conquest invaded earth, Allied and Axis forces were already engaged in a bloody conflict - the Second World War - that spanned the whole globe. Suddenly, humans had to stop fighting each other and unite against this deadly new enemy from beyond the Solar System.From China to North Africa, from hit-and-run cavalry raids in the American West to tank clashes in Eastern Europe, the worldwide conflict raged. Now battlefield defeats, supply shortages, guerrilla warfare in their occupied territories, rebellion within their own ranks and atomic attacks forced the alien leaders to rethink drastically their strategy and tactics. Was it going to be necessary to destroy Earth in order to save it . . . ?

Worldwar - Striking The Balance

Fantasy

First UK Edition. A fine copy in a fine dust jacket.

The Great War - Breakthroughs - An Alternate History Of The War To End All Wars

HARRY TURTLEDOVE

Genre Fiction

Del Rey / Ballantine Books, mass market paperback from 1975. First published in 1957, this is Clement's tale of a human and alien joining to fight for survival in a harsh alien landscape.

Cycle of Fire

Hal Clement

Paperback original novel, first of two Del Rey printings. Robert Hoskins (1933 - 1993) was an American science fiction writer. This is the second of three science fiction adventure novels he wrote which comprise his "Stars" trilogy (the others are "Master of the Stars" (1976) and "To Escape the Stars" (1978). All take place in a future where ancient "stargates" are used to transport between worlds; an idea perhaps serving as inspiration for the 1994 movie and later TV series.

To Control the Stars

Robert Hoskins

Ballantine Del Rey paperback, first printing, 1978. Includes introduction, "L. Sprague de Camp -- Engineer and Sorcerer" (essay) by Poul Anderson, and these works: Hyperpelosity (1938); Language for Time Travelers (1938, essay); The Command [Johnny Black] (1938); The Merman (1938); Employment (1939); The Gnarly Man (1939); "Reward of Virtue" (1970, poem); Nothing in the Rules (1939); The Hardwood Pile (1940); The Reluctant Shaman (1947); The Inspector's Teeth [Viagens Interplanetarias] (1950); The Guided Man (1952); "The Ameba" (1973, poem); Judgment Day (1955); A Gun for Dinosaur [Reginald Rivers] (1956); The Emperor's Fan [Novaria] (1973; Two Yards of Dragon [Incorporated Knight] (1976); "The Little Green Men" (1976, poem); Author's Afterword (1978).

The Best of L. Sprague de Camp

L. Sprague De Camp

Ballantine Del Rey, paperback. Collection of stories by James White, known for his medical themes. Includes an introduction by the author, and: Second Ending (1962); Counter Security (1963); Dogfight (1959); Nuisance Value (1975); In Loving Memory (1956); The Apprentice (1960); Answer Came There None (1974).

Monsters and Medics

James White

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