Science Fiction Magazines and Pulps

New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, (1961.) . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good condition (usual toning to pages, some wear at bottom of spine). . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes 'One Small Drawback' by Sharkey and 'Stranger in Paradox' by Laumer and other stories. Also includes a reprint of the fantasy classic 'The Root of Ampoi' by Clark Ashton Smith. Cover by Leo Summers, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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Cornwall, CT: Mercury Press, 1986. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good in illustrated wrappers (mailing label, small chip to upper corner of front cover.) . SIGNED by John Barnes at his novelet 'How Cold She Is, and Dumb.' Also includes 'Potato Tree' by James Sallis; 'Rat' by James Patrick Kelly and storie by Judith Moffett, Robert F. Young, John Brunner and Michael Bishop. Cover art by Michael Garland. Index to Volume 70 (Jan to Jun 1986.) 160 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1990. . First appearance in print of these works. . Good only (some crinkling to the pages, light crease on front cover.) . SIGNED by John Barnes at his article 'How to Build a Future;' Also includes 'Backlash' by W. R. Thompson; 'Passages' by Joe Haldeman; 'Expression of the Past' by Deborah D. Ross;'The Solomon Solution' by Paula May; 'Side Effect' by Roger McBride Allen and more. Cover art by Robert Murray. 192 pp.  more information

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New York: Davis Publications, Inc., 1987. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine in illustrated wrappers. . SIGNED by both Rucker ("Bringing in the Sheaves") and Barnes ("Digressions from the Second Person Future") at their stories. A digest magazine - in addition to the 2 signed stories, this includes a serial: Part Two (of 3) of "Vacuum Flowers" by Michael Swanwick, novelettes: "America" by Orson Scott Card and "Wolf Time" by Walter Jon Williams and the short Stories: "The Peace Spy" by Gene Wolfe as well as editorial: "New Writers" by Isaac Asimov, Letters, Gaming by Matthew J. Costello, On Books by Baird Searles, Index, Poem by Bruce Boston and more. 190 pp. Cover by Bob Eggleton for "Vacuum Flowers". more information

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New York: Galaxy Publishing Corporation, (1956-57) . First appearance in print of these works. DIgest magazines. . The October issue is missing a small piece at the upper corner of the front cover, so is good only, and the Jan issue has some wear at the bottom of the spine, making it overall very good - but the other 2 issues are in unusually near fine condition with only minor wear, no mailing labels and bright and attractive covers. . Classic work which Samuel Delaney describes as perhaps 'the greatest single SF novel,' Bester imagines a future in which people "jaunte" a thousand miles in a single thought, where the rich barricade themselves in laybrinths and protect themselves with radioactive hit men...and where an inarticulate outcast is the most valuable and dangerous man alive. 4 issues also include stories by Frederik Pohl, Robert Silverberg, Willy Ley, Robert Sheckley and others. Three covers by Emsh, one by Finlay. more information

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New York: Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 1952. . First appearance in print of these works. Digest magazines. . Each issue is at least in very good condition with only the usual toning to the pages and minor wear , no mailing labels and bright and attractive covers (the Jan issue is near fine, the March issue has a small peeled spot on the upper end of the front cover near the spine.) . The first appearance of Bester's classic science fiction novel, THE DEMOLISHED MAN, as serialized in three issues of Galaxy - Jan, Feb and March 1952. The first novel to win the Hugo Award for Best Novel in 1953. In addition to Bester's novel, these digest magazines include original stories and novelets by Frank Robinson, Walter M. Miller, Jr., ('Conditionally Human'), Robert Heinlein ('Where To' and 'The Year of the Jackpot") , Damon Knight, and much more. Cover illustrations by Don Sibley, Richard Powers and Richard Arbib. A piece of science fiction history - gorgeous covers worth hanging on the wall -lots of good reading. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good condition (usual toning to pages.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes Wyndham's 'The Troons of Space: Mars AD 2094' and Robert Young's 'Passage to Gomorrah' and other stories. Cover by Rick Berry, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine condition (usual toning to pages,but otherwise lovely condition.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes 'Guardian Devil by Silverberg and other stories. Cover by Jed Thayer, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1987. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good+ (light crease on cover, usual toning of pages, no subscription label.) . SIGNED by Card at his novella 'Eye for Eye' and also SIGNED by Turtledove at his story 'Images'. Digest magazine. In addition to stories by the authors shown above this also includes an editorial 'Intimations of Mortality' by Isaac Asimov. Cover by J. K. Potter. 192 pp. more information

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Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, Inc. 1987. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near Fine - some light rubbing to cover, usual toning of pages, no subscription label. . SIGNEDby Card at his essay. Digest magazine. In addition to stories by the authors shown above this also includes 'Reflections' by Robert Silverberg, poetry and an article on 'Clarion and Speculative Fiction' by Kristine Kathryn Rusch . Abraham Lincoln cover by Peter Botsis. Notation on the front cover that this is Fred Pohl's golden SF anniversary. 162 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1987. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near Fine - some light rubbing to cover, usual toning of pages, no subscription label. . SIGNED by Card at his novella. Digest magazine. In addition to stories by the authors shown above this also includes an editorial 'Intimations of Mortality' by Isaac Asimov. Cover by J. K. Potter. 192 pp. more information

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New York: Conde Nast December 1978 . First appearance in print of these works. . Very Good Plus - Near Fine. Light corner crease to front cover. some toning to rear cover. No subscription label. . SIGNED by Card. Digest magazine: Additional contents: The First Space War, Donald Kingsbury; Brother to Gods, Jack Williamson; Salute to Salyut, James E. Oberg; The First Extraterrestrial Art Exhibit, Frederick C. Durant, III; In the Doghouse, Orson Scott Card & Jay A. Parry; Come to the Party, Frank Herbert & F. M. Busby; Biolog: Frank Herbert, Jay Kay Klein; Fireship, Joan D. Vinge; Science Fiction Is Too Gloomy, John Gribbin. more information

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New York: Ultimate Publishing Co., 1981. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near Fine - some light rubbing to cover, usual toning of pages, no subscription label. . SIGNEDby Card at his short story. Digest magazine. Also includes an interview with Algis Budrys, book reviews and more . Cover by Rowena Morrill. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Conde Nast 1978. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near Fine - some light rubbing to cover, usual toning of pages, no subscription label. . SIGNEDby Card at his novelette. Digest magazine. Also includes contributions by Donald Kingsbury (the novelette 'Shipwright'), Russell Adams, and Bob Buckley . Cover by Rick Sternbach. 178 pp. more information

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New York: Street and Smith, 1954. . First appearance in print of these works. DIgest magazines. . Two issues are in near fine condition, the other 2 issues are in good+ and very good condition - some light creasing, and rubbing to the covers of Sept and Oct , no mailing labels or other marks on any of the issues. Very uncommon, especially as a complete set. . The first appearance of this award winning science fiction novel, THEY'D RATHER BE RIGHT as serialized in 4 issues of Astounding Science Fiction - Aug- Nov 1954. The second novel to win the Hugo award for best novel in 1955 (no Hugo was awarded in 1954.) These digest magazines also include original stories and novelets by Fredric Brown, ('Martians, Go Home') Lester del Rey, Algis Budry, Poul Anderson, and much more. 3 cover illustrations by Freas, one by Van Dongen. more information

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New York: Standard Magazines, 1954. . Pulp magazine - first printing. . Very good- (some general toning and light edgewear to the covers, usual toning to the pages) . 25th Anniversary Edition. Includes the short novels "The Golden Helix" by Theodore Sturgeon and "Time Pawn" by Philip K. Dick and stories "End as a Robot" by Richard Marsten; "The Wall" by Charles A. Stearns; "Process Shot" by Sam Merwin; "The Masters" by Theodore R. Cogswell. and the poem "Imagination" by Philip Jose Farmer and more. Illustrated by Virgil Finlay, Schomburg, Emsh, and Paul Orban. Cover by Jack Coggins. more information

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New York: Fantasy House, Inc. 1954. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good+ (usual toning to the pages - not severe.) . Cover illustration by Fred Kirberger for McIntosh's novelet 'One in a Thousand'. Also includes stories by Raymond Banks, Robert Abernathy and others, an article by Miriam Allen deFord on Charles Fort, and more. 125 pp plus 3 pp of advertisements. more information

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New York: Star Publications, 1954. . First appearance in print of these works. . Good overall (some dampstaining to upper margin, a bit of rubbing to the cover, usual toning to the pages.) A hard-to-find P. K. Dick appearance. . Features "Teucan' by Anderson. 'Of Withered Apples' by P.K. Dick, 'See No Evil' by Charles E. Fritch and more. Illustrated. 128 pp.Striking cover art of a woman with a whip. more information

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New York: 1989. . First appearance in print of these works. . Just about fine in wrappers. . SIGNED by Effinger at his novella "Marid Changes His Mind." Also includes novellettes by Sheffield and Moffett. more information

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New York: Mercury Press, 1977. . First appearance in print of these works. Digest Magazine. . Very near fine. Cover art by Kelly Freas. . Special issue dedicated to Harlan Ellison (even some of the advertisements are for Ellison's books) .Attractively SIGNED by Ellison in silver on the front cover. Includes three new stories by Ellison - "Jeffty Is Five," "Alive And Well On A Friendless Voyage," and "Working With The Little People" - an article, a profile of Ellison by Silverberg, and a checklist of Ellison's SF by Leslie Swigart. Also includes a novelet by Eric Norden, short stories by Jane Yolen, Stephen Utley and more. 162 pp. more information

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New York: Mercury Press, 1977. . First appearance in print of these works. Digest Magazine. . Very near fine, except for address label on back cover. Cover art by Kelly Freas. Full-color Kent cigarette ad still present. . Special issue dedicated to Harlan Ellison (even some of the advertisements are for Ellison's books) .Attractively SIGNED by Ellison in silver on the front cover. Includes three new stories by Ellison - "Jeffty Is Five," "Alive And Well On A Friendless Voyage," and "Working With The Little People" - an article, a profile of Ellison by Silverberg, and a checklist of Ellison's SF by Leslie Swigart. Also includes a novelet by Eric Norden, short stories by Jane Yolen, Stephen Utley and more. 162 pp. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine condition (usual toning to pages.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes 'Second Man to the Moon' by Jack Williamson, 'The Ecstasy of It' by Wilhelm, 'A Dozen of Everything' by Bradley and others. Cover by Edward Valigursky, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine condition (usual toning to pages.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes Wyndham's 'The Troons of Space: Venus AD 2144' and the 'Creeper in the Dream' by Rog Phillip and other stories. Cover by Gabe Keith, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1985. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine (light toning to the pages,) . SIGNED by Karen Joy Fowler at her early story: 'The Lake Was Full of Artificial Things.' (which became the title story of her first book.) Also includes a novella, 'Green Days in Brunei by Bruce Sterling; stories by Frederik Pohl, Avon Swafford, Gardner Dozois and Michael Swanwick, and John M. Ford. Cover art by J. K. Potter. Illustrated by Terry Lee, Arthur George and others. 192 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1985. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good (remnants of mailing label, light toning to the pages,) . SIGNED by Karen Joy Fowler at her early story: 'The Lake Was Full of Artificial Things.' (which became the title story of her first book.) Also includes a novella, 'Green Days in Brunei by Bruce Sterling; stories by Frederik Pohl, Avon Swafford, Gardner Dozois and Michael Swanwick, and John M. Ford. Cover art by J. K. Potter. Illustrated by Terry Lee, Arthur George and others. 192 pp. more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1986. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good (light toning to the pages, crease to back cover, no spine label,) . SIGNED by Karen Joy Fowler at her story 'The Dragon's Head' and by Harry Turtledove at his novelette 'Strange Eruptions.' Also includes fiction by Lucius Shephard, Orson Scott Card, nonfiction by Asimov, Michael Swanwick and others. . Cover art by Terry Lee. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good condition (usual toning to pages, light bookstore stamp on front cover.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes 'The Girl of Many Bodies' by Wilson Kane, 2 short stories by Jack Sharkey and others. Cover by Edward Valigursky, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Ziff-Davis Publishing, (1961.) . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine condition (usual toning to pages,rubbed spot to back cover, but otherwise lovely condition.) . Digest sized magazine publishing 'unique and dramatic tales of the weird, the supernatural, and the macabre. Also includes 'Night Caller' by Sharkey and part 2 of 'Worlds of the Imperum' by Laumer and other stories. Cover by Alex Schomburg, interior illustration by Virgil Finlay. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Digest Productions Corporation, 1959. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good- overall - usual toning to the pages, minor wear to the covers. . A classic issue. which includes 'Recall Mechanism' by P.K. Dick, 'Sitting Duck' by Galouye, and 'Growing Season' by Wallace. SIGNED by Jim Harmon at his story, 'Baker's Dozen.' Good girl cover art by Pederson, interior illustrations by Emshwiller and Morrow. 129 pp. more information

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New York: Digest Productions Corporation, 1962. . First appearance in print of these works. . Good condition overall - usual toning to the pages, crease to front cover. . Cover by Wenzel for "The Snowbank Orbit" by Leiber. SIGNED by Jim Harmon at this story, "The Big Headache." Also includes "The Winning of the Moon" by Neville; "Once Around Arcturus" by Green; "Cultural Exchange" by Laumer; "1,492,633 Marlon Brandos" by Aandahl; "And Then There Was Peace" by Dickson; "Transient' by Harris; "World in a Mirror" by Teichner. Article: "Just Westing" by Sturgeon. Illustrated by Mack, Burns, Gaughan, and others. 130 cc. more information

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New York: Mercury Press, Inc., 1969. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good+ in illustrated wrappers. Uncommon signed. . SIGNED by Harrison at his novel (complete in this issue) 'The Plague Ship.' Also includes stories by Christopher Anvil, Richard E. Peck, Ron Goulart, Robin Scott, and James Tiptree, Jr. Illustrated. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Conde Nast. 1972. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine - usual toning to the pages, some minor rubbing to covers, but no creases, no address labels. An attractive set, and uncommon signed. . Set of 3 digest magazines, SIGNED by Harry Harrison in the April 1972 issue at the first installment of his serial novel 'A Transatlantic Tunnel' , .Includes stories by Poul Anderson, Barbara Paul, Isaac Asimov ("Mirror Image"), Howard Waldrop ("Lunchbox."), Clifford Simak ("The Observer"), a short novel, "Solo Kill," by S. Kye Boult, an article by Rowland E. Burns, a NASA orbital mechanics mathematician, on celestial mechanics. Hero by Joe Haldeman and more. Covers by Kelly Freas and Leo Summers).178 pp ea. more information

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New York: Conde Nast. 1969-1970. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine (Dec and Jan) to very good condition - usual toning to the pages, some minor rubbing to covers, no address labels. Uncommon signed. . Set of 3 digest magazines, SIGNED by Harry Harrison in the April 1972 issue at the first installment of his serial novel "In Our Hands, the Stars." Also includes stories by Poul Anderson, Robert Chilson, Hayden Howard, Jack Wodhams, Tak Hallus, Steve Chapman, Thomas M Scortia, Richard Lippa, A Bertram Chandler and more. Cover art by Kelly Freas and J. Russell Seitz. 178 pp. each issue. more information

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New York: UPD Publishing 1970. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good minus - bookstore stamp, a little bit of tape near spine ends. . Digest magazine containing an original novelette by Koontz. Also includes novel 'The Dream Machine' by Keith Laumer, stories by Gary K. Wolf, W. Macfarlane, John Jakes, Pg Wyal, Phil Berger, Neal Barrerr Jr., and Reginald Whitaker. Cover by Gaughan. 192 pp. more information

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New York: UPD Publishing 1970. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine - usual light toning to the pages, but a tight and clean copy. . Digest magazine containing an original novelette by Koontz. Also includes novel 'The Dream Machine' by Keith Laumer, stories by Gary K. Wolf, W. Macfarlane, John Jakes, Pg Wyal, Phil Berger, Neal Barrerr Jr., and Reginald Whitaker. Cover by Gaughan. 192 pp. more information

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New York: Mercury Press 1968. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine (usual toning to pages). . DIgest magazine. In addition to this short story by Koontz, this issue includes additional fiction by Piers Anthony, Isac Asimov, Larry Brody, John Sladek, Hayden Howard, Guillaume Apollinaire (reprint). Nonfiction by: Isaac Asimov, Jonna Russ, Virginia Carew, Gahn Wilson. Cover art by Jack Gaughan. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Mercury Press 1968. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good (usual toning to pages). . DIgest magazine. In addition to this short story by Koontz, this issue includes additional fiction by Piers Anthony, Isac Asimov, Larry Brody, John Sladek, Hayden Howard, Guillaume Apollinaire (reprint). Nonfiction by: Isaac Asimov, Jonna Russ, Virginia Carew, Gahn Wilson. Cover art by Jack Gaughan. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Galaxy Publishing 1969. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very good condition - staple binding penetrates front cover, minor wear to covers. . Digest magazine. Includes Koontz's short story later anthologised as "A Season for Freedom" . Other stories by Sydney Van Scyoc, Richard Wilson, Keith Laumer, Larrry Eisengberg, Terry Carr & Alexi Panshin, Alice Laurance and William Carlson, Bruce McAllister. Nonfiction Fredric Pohl, Willy Ley, Algis Budrys. Cover art by Bode. more information

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New York: Mercury Press (1969.) . First appearance in print of these works. DIgest format magazine. . Very good in illustrated wrappers (usual toning to the pages, some minor dampstaining to edges of rear cover and last page.) Uncommon signed. . SIGNED by Koontz at his original short story 'Muse.' Cover art by Chesley Bonestell. Novelets by Henderson, Julian F. Grow and Hoke Norris. Other stories by Bill Pronzini and Charles W. Runyon. Nonfiction: Joana Russ, Gahn Wilson and Isaac Asimov. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Mercury Press January, 1970 . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine - a beautiful bright and straight copy. . Includes an original novelet by Koontz - 'A Third Hand'. Additional fiction by:Edgar P. Pangborn, Larry Eisenberg, Bruce McAllister, Gene Wolfe, Jack Cady, Doris Pitkin Buck, Robin Scott. Non fiction by: Joanna Russ, Gahan Wilson, Issac Asimov. Cover art by Mel Hunter. more information

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New York: Mercury Press January, 1970 . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine - usual toning to the pages, small tear to lower edge of back cover. . Includes an original novelet by Koontz - 'A Third Hand'. Additional fiction by:Edgar P. Pangborn, Larry Eisenberg, Bruce McAllister, Gene Wolfe, Jack Cady, Doris Pitkin Buck, Robin Scott. Non fiction by: Joanna Russ, Gahan Wilson, Issac Asimov. Cover art by Mel Hunter. more information

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New York: Mercury Press December 1967. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine - usual toning to the pages. . Cover art by Jac k Gaughan for the story 'The Cloud Sculptors of Coral D' by J. G. Ballard. Other stories by David Redd, Stuart and Jennifer Palmer, Larry Eisenberg, Algis Budrys, Gahan Wilison, Leonard, Tushnet. Nonfiction: Judith Merril, Gahn Wilson, Ted Thomas, Isaac Asimov. more information

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New York: Mercury Press August 1968 . First printing. . Near fine (usual toning to the pages.) . Includes an original short story by Koontz 'The Twelth Bed'. Other fiction by: Piers Anthony, K. M. O'Donnell, Sterling E. Lanier, Brian, Cleeve, Robert Taylor. Nonfiction: Samuel R. Delany, Ed Emishwiller, Judith Merril, Issac Asimov. Cover art by Gahan Wilson. more information

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New York: Mercury Press, 1970. . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine - usual toning to pages. Bright attractive cover, no creasing. . Original novelette by Koontz. Other fiction by: Sterling E. Lanier, Barry N. Malzberg, Neil Shapiro, Robert Silverberg, Gary Jennings, Robin Scott Wilson. Nonfiction: L. Sprague de Camp, Doris Pitkin Buck, Gahan Wilson, Joanna Russ, Isaac Asimov. Cover art by Ronald Walotsky. more information

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New York: Mercury Press April 1971 . First appearance in print of these works. . Very near fine with only slight toning to the pages. A lovely straight copy with a bright cover, no creasing. . Short story by Koontz: 'Bruno.' Additional fiction by Poul Anderson (including the short novel 'the Queen of Air and Darkness'), David M. Locke, William Walling, Michael Bishop, Dean Koontz. Special tributes to Poul Anderson by: Gordon R. Dicksin, James Blish ( a Poul Anderson bibliography), Karen Anderson. Non fiction Gram Wilson, Joanna Russ, Isaac Asimov. Cover by Kelly Freas. more information

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New York: Mercury Press (1969.) . First appearance in print of these works. DIgest format magazine. . Near fine in illustrated wrappers (usual toning to the pages.) . Contain an original Dean Koontz short story 'Muse.' Cover art by Chesley Bonestell. Novelets by Henderson, Julian F. Grow and Hoke Norris. Other stories by Bill Pronzini and Charles W. Runyon. Nonfiction: Joana Russ, Gahn Wilson and Isaac Asimov. 130 pp. more information

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New York: Conde Nast 1973. . First appearance in print of these works. A digest magazine. . Very good (light edgewear to covers, usual toning to pages.). . This issue contains the novellas, A Bridle for Pegasus by Anne McCaffrey; and The City of Ul Chalan by Richard K. Lyon; the short stories Peace Probe by Roy L. Prosterman; Young Beaker by J. T. Lamberty, Jr.; Godsend by Edward Wellen; and, as science fact, Rarefied Atmospheres by Gary E. Myers. Cover by Kelly Freas. 178 pp. more information

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New York: Bantam, Doubleday and Dell magazines, 1992. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine in wrappers (mailing label.) . Includes Asimov's last Foundation novella, short stories by Lucius Shepard and Garcia y Robertson, poetry by Tom Disch, and more. SIGNED by Pat Murphy at her novella 'An American Childhood' and also SIGNED by Lisa Goldstein at her novelette 'Infinite Riches.' more information

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New York: Davis Publications, 1978. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine. . SIGNED by Larry Niven at his story 'Cautionary Tales.' Also includes works by John Brunner, Jack Chalker, Randall Garrett, Diane L. Paxson and others. Cover art by Kelly Freas; illustrated by Freas, Jack Gaughan, Alex Schomberg and others. more information

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New York: Mercury Press. 1973. . First appearance in print of these works. . Near fine (usual toning to the pages, but no creasing or labels.) . Special Frederik Pohl issue, with cover art by Carol Pohl (featuring Pohl himself as the wise man on the mountaintop). Includes the Pohl novella 'In the Problem Pit,' an article about Pohl by Lester del Rey and a Bibliography of his work by Mark Owings. This copy is SIGNED by Pronzini at his short story, 'I Wish I May, I Wish I Might..' Also includes a nonfiction feature 'Science: Signs of Our Times,' by Isaac Asimov; the novelet Cage A Man by F. M. Busby; and stories by Barry N. Malzberg, Ward Moore and Edward Wellen. Illustrated. 159 pp. more information

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