Science Fiction

Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1964.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: A Bulletin From the Trustees by Wilma Shore; "I Had Vacantly Crumpled It Into My Pocket..." by Joanna Russ; Books (department) by Avram Davidson; Poor Planet by J.T. Mcintosh; Nada by Thomas M. Disch; Th. e Red Cells by Theodore L. Thomas; Epitaph for the Future (verse) by Ethan Ayer; Redman by Robert M. Lipsyte and Thomas Rogers; Science: The Days of Our Years by Isaac Asimov; When the Change-Winds Blow by Fritz Leiber; In the Calendar of Saints. b y Leonard Tushnet; Editorial; F&SF Marketplace. Interior - pages browning lightly, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very light edge wear - a little more on spines, small soft corner creases with migration . i nt o p ages, small chip and small closed tear on fore-edge of rear cover - tiny dints to last few pages, light browning to spine and edges of covers, spine is wrinkled and not flat at lower half. G+. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1962.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Such Stuff by John Brunner; Daughter of Eve by Djinn Faine; The Scarecrow of Tomorrow by Will Stanton; The Xeenemuende Half-Wit by Josef Nesvadba; The Transit of Venus by Miriam Allen de Ford; Power in t. he Blood by Kris Neville; The Troubled Makers by Charles Foster; Science: The Egg and Wee by Isaac Asimov; Books (department) by Alfred Bester; Ferdinand Feghoot: LI by Grendel Briarton; The Fifteenth Wind of March by Frederick Bland; The Diadem. b y Ethan Ayer; F&SF Marketplace; Index to Volume XXII. Interior - light browning to pages along with a few light foxing marks, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, tiny . f ox in g marks on edges of textblock and on rear cover/spine, very light edge wear - a little more on spine, very light rubbing, spine flat and a few small wrinkles. VG-. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1962.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Cover art by Ed Emsh. Contents: Who Sups With the Devil by Terry Carr; Who's in Charge Here? by James Blish; Hawk in the Dusk by William Bankier; One of Those Days by William F. Nolan; Napoleon's Skullcap by Gord. on R. Dickson; Noselrubb, the Tree by Eric Frazee; Science: By Jove! by Isaac Asimov; Books: Mutterings From Underground by Fritz Leiber; The Einstein Brain by Josef Nesvadba; Ferdinand Feghoot: L by Grendel Briarton; Miss Buttermouth by Avram D. a v i d son; The Mermaid (verse) by Walter H. Kerr; Love Child by Otis Kidwell Burger; Princess #22 by Ron Goulart; When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed by Vance Aandahl; Editorial; F&SF Marketplace. Interior - pages browning, otherwise clean . an d ti gh t with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very light edge wear/wrinkling - a little more on spines, small piece missing from bottom edge of front cover, light browning to spine and edges of covers, spine flat with a few small wrinkl. es. VG-. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1963.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Cover art by John Pederson, Jr. Contents: The Riddle Song by Vance Aandahl; Counter Security by James White; Books (department) by Avram Davidson; Punk's Progress by Robert Wallsten; Gladys's Gregory by John Anth. ony West; The Nature of the Place by Robert Silverberg; The Jazz Machine by Richard Matheson; Science: The Lost Generation by Isaac Asimov; Ferdinand Feghoot: LIX by Grendel Briarton; The Pleiades by Otis Kidwell Burger; Satan Mekatrig by Israel. Z a n gwill; Peggy and Peter Go to the Moon by Don White; Editorial; F&SF Marketplace. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, very light . e dg e we ar - a little more on spine, tiny light foxing marks on edges of textblock, very light rubbing, spine flat and a few small wrinkles. VG-. more information

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Bantam, New York, (1975), 6th printing.. 879 pp, PB. Sixth printing, correcting the typographical errors of previous printings. "The sun has grown deadly...The world has gone mad, society has perished, savagery rules overall. All that was known in over, all that was familiar is strang. e and terrible. Today and yesterday collide with tomorrow. In these dying days of Earth, a young drifter enters the city..." Interior - pages lightly browned, otherwise clean and tight. Exterior - minor edgewear/soiling, book slightly cock. e d , s o ft crease to rear cover/top corner of front cover migrating into first dozen pages, spine uncreased. VG. more information

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Ace, New York, (1966), revised.. 176 pages, paperback. "The war is over. The giant computer which directed the complex military operations of the empire of Toromon is to be dismantled. But the computer resists...and rockets rain on the great city that is the only hope of humanit. y. After a millenium of radiation wreckage, the five-hundred-year-old empire faces disaster at the hands of a super-monster of its own creation..." Light wear to corners and edges. Very Good. more information

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Berkley, New York, c1951.. 174 pp, mass market paperback (6 3/8" H). "This edition of 'The Outer Reaches' contains 10 of the 17 stories that appeared in the hard-bound edition." Interior - pages browned, small soft crease at top corner of last few pages, light waterstain do. wn inside fore-edge of rear cover, faint watermark at lower fore-edge of approx. last 50 pages. Exterior - light to moderate edge wear, soft corner creases, light rubbing, wrinkling on spine. Good reading copy only.. more information

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Vintage, New York, (1991), 3rd printing.. 230 pp, Trade paperback. "Hell is a future in space. A future where at any time you can be deported to colonize alien planets. Unless you're spaced out... The only way to survive on the colony worlds is with the Can-D - the drug that blows you m. ind back home for an hour of total bliss. On a trip beyond any human experience... Now Chew-Z is here. The new narcotic that makes that brief hour an eternity . Where past, present and future belong to the most diabolical pusher you've eve. r m e t - Palmer Eldritch." "Hell is a future in space. A future where at any time you can be deported to colonize alien planets. Unless you're spaced out... The only way to survive on the colony worlds is with the Can-D - the drug that blows y. ou mi nd b a ck home for an hour of total bliss. On a trip beyond any human experience... Now Chew-Z is here. The new narcotic that makes that brief hour an eternity . Where past, present and future belong to the most diabolical pusher you've . eve r me t - Pa lm er Eldritch." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - small crease at top of rear cover, very soft crease at top corner of front cover, minor edgewear/rubbing, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Eyre Methuen, London, 1978, first British hard cover edition.. 158 pp, 7 1/4" H, hard cover in dust jacket. ISBN 0413392902 "War and famine had been abolished through Morec, Moral Reclamation; peace and prosperity were the rule - they were, in fact, compulsory. Block committees, robot informers and youthful . goon squads made sure everyone 'enjoyed' Morec. Allen Purcell, the new director of Entertainment and Propaganda, had always been happy in his world. At least he thought he was until he joined the world-wide hunt for the mad japer who was playing i. nsulting pranks on the government. For in the search for the heretical prankster, Purcell found evidence pointing to himself as the culprit. If it was true - how did he do it? and how could he face the full force of an outraged society if he wa. s d iscovered?" Light browning to pages - moderate at the beginning and at the end of the book, light browning to edges of textblock, very minor dint to top edge of front board, minor wrinkling at bottom of spine, minor edge rubbing. Dust jacket . ha s v ery minor edge wear, minor rubbing, very light edge wrinkling, small crease at top corner of rear flap, areas of surface paper loss at parts of top inside edge - possibly due to insects (does not show through to outside surface). Very Good-. /Ve ry Go od-. more information

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Avon, (New York, 1974), 2nd printing.. 269 pp, PB. Interior - pages browning, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear/soiling, spine flat and lightly creased. VG-. more information

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Bantam, Toronto, (1982).. 231 pp, PB. Interior - pages starting to brown, small stain on first page, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear, spine flat and lightly creased. VG. more information

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Donning, Norfolk, (Virginia), 1987, Ist edition.. Unpaginated, 11" H, soft cover. Illustrated in full color throughout. A graphic novel. "The beings who control the stars control the universe - and all our tomorrows in the first volume of Colleen Doran's science fiction fantasy adventure, 'A Dis. tant Soil - Immigrant Song'. These god-like aliens are content to leave the earth in peace until one 15-year-old girl accidentally upsets the balance of their 'perfect' civilization. Then Liana and Jason Scott discover the universe is much smal. l e r than they thought - and more deadly than they ever imagined..." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - slight bump/wrinkling at bottom of spine and pages. VG. more information

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Tor, (New York, 1990), Ist mass market printing.. 344 pp, PB. Interior - pages starting to brown, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edgewear, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Tor, (New York, 1986), Ist mass market printing.. 383 pp, PB. Interior - pages browning, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear, soft crease down length of front cover, spine flat and uncreased. VG-. more information

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Ace, New York, (1996), Ist Ace printing.. 257 pp, PB. Eight tales of the undead featuring Pat Cadigan, Sharon N. Farber, Tanith Lee, Gregory Frost, Susan Palwick, David Redd, Mark W. Tiedmann, Connie Willis. "Top science-fiction authors take a bite out of one of literature's most fascinat. ing legends: the vampire. Provocative tales of immortal hunger and desire transport you to a tantalizing world that awakens when the sun goes down..." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edgewear, s. p i n e f lat with light creasing (not affecting legibility). VG. more information

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St. Martin's Griffin, New York, (1997), Ist SMG edition.. 594 pp, large 8vo, soft cover. "Join twenty-eight of today's finest writers for a host of imaginative tours through worlds as fabulous as the farthest galaxy and as strange as life on Earth can be." Interior - clean and tight with no previous owne. rship marks. Exterior - light edgewear/scuffing, minor soiling, sticker ghost mark at bottom of back cover, spine flat and uncreased. VG-. more information

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St. Martin's, New York, (1994).. 593 pp, large 8vo softcover. "The dozens of delightful stories in this anthology dazzle the mind with visions of tomorrow and yesterday, of here and now. On display is the work of many of today's greatest writers - and tomorrow's - including: Bruc. e Sterling, Connie Willis, Brian W. Aldiss, Mike Resnick, Joe Haldeman, Dan Simmons, Steven Utley, Pat Cadigan, Nancy Kress, Don Webb, Rebecca Ore, Robert Reed, Stephen Baxter and others." Previous owner's address stamp on top of first page. . C o v e r s have minor edgewear, slight curl to bottom of front cover and a few very soft creases, crease across bottom corner of back cover, very slight bumping at top/bottom of spine. VG-. more information

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Tor, New York, (1986), 2nd printing.. 279 pp, PB. Interior - pages browning lightly, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - soft crease at top corner of front cover, light edgewear, spine flat and very faintly creased. VG. more information

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Ace, New York, (1989), Ist printing.. 310 pp, PB. A collection of 8 stories. "Here are the deadliest warriors in the universe - awesome gladiators caught in the ultimate one-on-one battles of all eternity. These explosive tales of future combat are collected here for the first time -. featuring today's acclaimed masters of science fiction..." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear/rubbing, spine very slightly concave with light readin creases (still very legible). VG-. more information

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Fontana, (Glasgow, 1983), Ist Fontana.. 256 pp, PB. Interior - pages browned, faint watermark in top margin of pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edgewear, spine flat with light creasing. G+. more information

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Daw, New York, (1989, 1992, 1992), Ist printings.. 319 pp, 319 pp, 316 pp, PB - 3 volumes. "Ivory, exotic and dangerous, where everything is for sale, and law exists only to protect the most powerful families. And to anthropology student Theodora of Pyrene, Ivory - the one place in the known unive. rse where magic works and where those who command it can control society - is an irresistible world to explore on her all-too brief vacation..." Interiors - insides of covers browning, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership mark. s . E x teriors - light edgewear, small bumps/one tiny tear to top of spine of Book 1, spines lightly creased but still very legible. VG-. more information

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Donning, Norfolk, (Virginia), 1987, Ist edition.. Unpaginated, 11" H, soft cover. Full color illustrations throughout. A graphic novel. "A sparkling adaptation of one of the best science fiction adventures published." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very. light rubbing, small soft crease at bottom corner of rear cover - migrates into pages. VG. more information

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Berkley, New York, (1983).. 260 pp, PB. Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear, spine slightly cocked, creased but still legible. VG-. more information

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Ballantine, New York, (1989, 1990, 1990), Ist printings.. 245 pp, 293 pp, 281 pp, - mass market paperbacks - 3 volumes. "...When 'Angel's Luck' was blown to space junk, trader James May and his crew could not collect their reward for retrieving the stolen Essence Phials, which held the extracted minds of . humanity's greatest geniuses. So they were grateful to be rescued by the luxury liner 'Hergest Ridge', even if the commander was May's ex-wife, who had made it plain she never wanted to see him again..." Interiors - clean and tight with no previou. s ownership marks. Exteriors - slight curling to books, light edge wear - a little more on spines, light rubbing, spines have very light creases. VG-. more information

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G.P. Putnam's Sons, New York, (1970).. 264 pp, 8vo, HC in dust jacket. "...twenty stories which appeared in the magazine during its first two decades - stories with a wide range of mood and technique, but all meeting a consistent standard of excellence. The stars of SF are here - Ray B. radbury, Isaac Asimov...Fritz Leiber, Theodore Sturgeon, Robert Bloch, Alfred Bester, Philip K. Dick - along with memorably individual stories by writers less famous. Carefully avoiding the overanthologized story, the editors have made a fres. h s e l e ction which will be a delight to all readers of imaginative fiction." Light edgewear to boards. Dust jacket is price clipped, has light edgewear/wrinkling/soiling, a few tiny scuffs to spine. VG/VG. more information

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Mercury Press, West Cornwall, CT, (1995), Ist printing.. 175 pp, 8vo, soft cover. B&w cartoons. Interior - pages browning very lightly, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edgewear/soft creasing, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1966.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Sabotage by Christopher Anvil; Bumberboom by Avram Davidson; The Mystery of the Purloined Grenouilles by Gerald Jonas; Doubting Thomas by Thomas M. Disch; Von Goom's Gambit by Victor Contoski; The Green . Snow by Miriam Allen Deford; Books (department) by Judith Merril; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; The Martian Atmosphere by Ted Thomas; The Gods (verse) by L. Sprague de Camp; Science: The Symbol-Minded Chemist by Isaac Asimov; F&SF Marketplace; Index to V. olume XXXI. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, very light edge wear, very light rubbing, spine flat with small crease at top. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1966.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: The Key by Isaac Asimov; You Can't Beat Brains by L. Sprague de Camp; Isaac Asimov: A Bibliography; Science: Portrait of the Writer as a Boy by Isaac Asimov; The Prime of Life (verse) by Isaac Asimov; Ca. rtoon by Gahan Wilson; The Mirror by Arthur Porges; Come Back Elena by Vic Chapman; Something In It by Robert Louis Stevenson; The Picture Window by Jon DeCles; Burning Question by Brian W. Aldiss; An Extraordinary Child by Sally Daniells, F&SF . M a r k etplace.. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1966.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: The Productions of Time (2nd of 2 parts) by John Brunner; Troubling the Water by Zenna Henderson; Luana by Gilbert Thomas; Mr. Wilde's Second Chance by Joanna Russ; Municipal Dump by Max Gunther; Narrow . Valley by R.A. Lafferty; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Books (department) by Judith Merril; Science; I'm Looking Over A Four-Leaf Clover by Isaac Asimov; F&SF Marketplace. Interior - light to moderate browning to pages - heavier on inside of covers with. some spotting, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, very light edge wear - a little more on spine, very light rubbing, spine flat and uncreased. VG-. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1966.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: The Manor of Roses by Thomas Burnett Swann; The Best Is Yet To Be by Bryce Walton; Heir Apparent by Ed M. Clinton; Neutral Ground by Norman Spinrad; The Devil and Democracy by Brian Cleeve; A Friend to A. lexander by James Thurber; Books (department) by Judith Merril; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Earth Tremor Detection by Ted Thomas; Science: Old Man River by Isaac Asimov; F&SF Marketplace. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tig. h t w ith no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, light edge wear, very light rubbing to rear panel, tiny crease to top of textblock, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: The Salvia Tree by Brian W. Aldiss; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Kearny's Last Case by Ron Goulart; Books (a department) by Judith Merril; The Great Cosmic Donut of Life by Ray Nelson; Lunar Landing by Theod. ore L. Thomas; Hog-Belly Honey by R.A. Lafferty; Turning Point by Arthur Porges; Science: Death in the Laboratory by Isaac Asimov; Sea Bright by Hal R. Moore; F & SF Marketplace. Interior - pages browning lightly, tiny closed puncture /dint to . t o p margin of approx page 20-35, otherwise clean and tight with no other ownership marks. Exterior - light edge wear - a little more on spines, corner crease and larger soft crease on front cover which migrate into approx. first 20 pages, light . br ow ni n g to spine and edges of covers, spine flat and uncreased. VG-. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1964.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Buffoon by Edward Wellen; The Man With the Speckled Eyes by R.A. Lafferty; Plant Galls by Theodore L. Thomas; From Two Universes (verse) by Doris Pitkin Buck; On the Orphan's Colony by Kit Reed; Wilderne. ss Year by Joanna Russ; Somo These Days (verse) by Walter H. Kerr; Science: A Galaxy At A Time by Isaac Asimov; Final Exam by Bryce Walton; The Docs by Richard O. Lewis; Books (department) by Ron Goulart; The Fatal Eggs by Mikhail Bulgakov; F&SF. M a r ketplace; Index to Volume XXVII. Interior - pages browning lightly, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edge wear - a little more on spine, minor edge wrinkling, tiny closed tear on fore-edge of fron. t c ov er , soft corner crease on rear cover, light browning to spine and edges of covers, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Cover art by James Roth. Contents: Admiralty by Poul Anderson; Eine Kleine Nachtmusik by Fredric Brown and Carl Onspaugh; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Books (a department) by Judith Merril; Rake by Ron Goulart; Phoen. ix by Theodore L. Thomas; The Ancient Last by Herb Lehrman; Stand-In by Greg Benford; Story of a Curse by Doris Pitkin Buck; Nabonidus (verse) by L. Sprague de Camp; Science: Future? Tense! by Isaac Asimov; Of Time and the Yan by Roger Zelazny; J. a b e z O'Brien and Davy Jones' Locker by Robert Arthur; F & SF Marketplace; Index to Volume XXVIII. Interior - pages browning lightly, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very light edge wear - a little more o. n sp in e, two tiny closed tears (archivally taped) with soft creases at fore-edge of front cover, very small scuff on front cover title-block, top corner of book light bumped, light browning to spine and edges of covers, spine flat and uncreased - . sm all wr inkle at top. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Arsenal Port by Poul Anderson; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Keep Them Happy by Robert Rohrer; Imaginary Numbers in a Real Garden (verse) by Gerald Jonas; Books (a department) by Judith Merril; Blind Date by . TP Caravan; The Ice Ages by Theodore L. Thomas; The History of Doctor Frost by Roderic C. Hodgins; Lord Moon by Jane Beauclerk; Science: The Certainty of Uncertainty by Isaac Asimov; Eyes Do More Than See by Isaac Asimov; Aunt Millicent at the Races. by Len Guttridge; F & SF Marketplace. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, light edge wear, very light rubbing, two tiny closed tea. r s a t top of rear cover and last few pages, spine flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Marque and Reprisal by Poul Anderson; The Sin of Edna Schuster by Willard Marsh; Mrs. Pribley's Underdog by Sue Sanford; Time and the Sphinx by Leah Bodine Drake; Science: Harmony in Heaven by Isaac Asim. ov; The Switch by Calvin Demmon; Look Up (verse) by Karen Anderson; The Absolutely Perfect Murder by Miriam Allen deFord; The Placebo Effect by Tehodore L. Thomas; The Deadeye Dick Syndrome by Robert M. Green, Jr.; Dialogue in a Twenty-first Cen. t u r y Dining Room by Robert F. Young; F & SF Marketplace. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, very light edge wear, very light rubbi. ng , sp in e flat and uncreased. VG. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: Come to Venus Melancholy by Thomas M. Disch; Books (a department) by Judith Merril; The Peacock King by Larry McCombs and Ted White; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Insect Attendant by Theodore L. Thomas; ...An. d Call Me Conrad (2nd of 2 parts) by Roger Zelazny; El Numero Uno by Sasha Gilien; Science: Squ-u-u-ush! by Isaac Asimov; A Few Kindred Spirits by John Christopher; F & SF Marketplace. Interior - light browning to pages, scattered light foxing . t o i nside of covers and first/last few pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - browning/foxing to spine and cover edges, very light edge wear - a little more on spine, tiny light foxing marks on edges of te. xt bl o ck , very light rubbing, spine cocked. Good. more information

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Mercury Press, Concord, N.H., 1965.. 130 pp, soft cover (digest size). Contents: The Masculinist Revot by William Tenn; Cartoon by Gahan Wilson; Explosion by Robert Rohrer; Crystal Surfaces by Theodore L. Thomas; Everyone's Hometown is Guernica by Willard Marsh; The 2-D Problem by Jo. dy Scott; Books (a department) by Judith Merril; First Context by Laurence M. Janifer and S.J. Treibich; Science: Behind the Teacher's Back by Isaac Asimov; A Stick for Harry Eddington by Chad Oliver; The Immortal by Gordon R. Dickson; F & SF Ma. r k e t place. Interior - light browning to pages, otherwise clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light browning to spine and cover edges, light edge wear, very light rubbing, book slightly cocked, spine flat and uncreased.. VG. more information

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Bantam, New York, (1989, 2nd, Ist, Ist printings.). 217 pp, 279 pp, 309 pp, PB - 3 volumes. Cover art by Steve and Paul Youll. "Banished to an uninhabited planet, a handful of genetic scientists prepare to live out eternity. Here, beyond the reach of their accusers, theory becomes reality. Experi. menting with stolen human germ plasm, they shape mankind into races unlike anything Earth has ever seen: the whimsical Liani metamorphs, the inventive but rebellious Ganus, and the Rhodaru warriors with the truth sense. Once their great test. h a s b egun, the immortal geneticists agree never to interfere. But like the other races they invent, the scientists are human. Still, nothing they do prepares the Lianis for the Ganu uprising 500 years later..." Interior - pages/inside covers. br ow ni n g lightly. Exteriors - light edgewear/rubbing, a few marks to edges of textblock of Volume III, spine of Volume III concave with faint reading creases, other two spines are flat with very faint creasing. VG-. more information

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Tor, New York, (1996, 2nd/1993, Ist/1998, Ist printing).. 308 pp + notes, 304 pp, 323 pp + "Technical Background for Video Game - Climbing Saturn's Rings" by Pete Stewart. Cover art by Shigemi Numaza, Vincent Di Fate and Bob Eggleton. Three books by author/physicist Robert Forward. Interiors - clean an. d tight with no previous ownership marks. Exteriors - minor edgewear, spines flat and uncreased. VG+. more information

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Oxford University Press, London, 1968.. 402 pp, 8vo (8" H), soft cover. "This selection of unusual stories by important American writers - Hawthorne, Melville, Poe, Bellamy and Twain - and by less well-known tale-tellers such as Ambrose Bierce, S. Weir Mitchell and Fitz-James O'Brien, ch. allenges the commonly held belief that science fiction is a twentieth-century phenomenon, or that it began with Jules Verne and H.G. Wells. Here are tales of marvelous inventions, automata, biological and psychological experiments, utopias, extr. a - s ensory perception and time and space travel. Many of them have been out of print since before World War I, but they remain high in intrinsic interest for the general reader and for the specialist. The accompanying critical essays explore the. r el at ionships between science fiction and other fictional modes, and illuminate the nature of the bonds between science and society and fantasies and social aspirations. Professor Franklin also offers an original, theoretical definition of scie. nce fi cti on." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor edge wear, very small area of surface paper loss at bottom of spine, two soft creases down rear cover, light rubbing, tiny corner creases, minor brownin. g. Very Goo d. more information

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Bantam, New York, (1973), Ist printing.. 202 pp, PB. "The God Within. IT lived in Milton Bradford. IT could make planets vanish, alter mathematical constants, erase the laws of chance. IT had the power to change the entire Universe... Or destroy it utterly." Interior - clean and tigh. t. Exterior - corner creases, moderately soiled, spine creased but still legible. G. more information

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Ace, New York, 1985.. 172 pp, mass market paperback. ISBN 04418732103 "Deep within the dark recesses of Trama Mountain lives a mysterious being who holds the vast knowledge of ages past, and the powers of the glorious Golden Age. Yet he is alone; the sole survivor of . that time which died with the falling suns. Trapped in an eon that is not his own, Ophir is now challenged for dominance - and indeed survival - by the youthful soldier, Glamiss Warleader. Their struggle for supremacy means control not only of the. planet Vyka....but of destiny itself." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - very light edge wear, minor rubbing. Very Good. more information

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Scholastic, Richmond Hill, Ontario, (1986), 2nd printing.. 142 pp, mass market paperback. "Darsa stood, fascinated, watching the huge, glimmering spaceship as it silently descended from the skies. 'What is it these aliens call themselves?' she asked. 'Humans', her friend replied, 'from a faraway planet c. alled Earth.' With the arrival of the imperialist Humans, Darsa faces a crisis in which keeping to her code of honour could mean the destruction of all her people!" Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - minor. e d g e wear, flat uncreased spine. VG. more information

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Avon, New York, (1995), Ist pb.. 275 pp, PB. Interior - two store stamps on first page, otherwise clean and tight. Exterior - light edgewear, spine lightly creased. VG. more information

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Avon, (New York, 1998), Ist Avon printing.. 373 pp, Trade PB. "Sadly, Roger Zelazny was taken from us too soon. But his genius blazes on - not only in his own enduring fiction, but also in the work of fellow authors influenced by his example and touched by his friendship. Now twenty-five o. f those writiers - including some of the most acclaimed in SF and fantasy - come together to pay tribute to Roger Zelazny with original stories evoking the magic and wonder of his own best work." Very minor edgewear/scuffing, one small crease. t o e d ge of rear cover. VG+. more information

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Citadel Twilight/Carol, (New York, 1996), Ist printing.. 365 pp, 8vo, soft cover. "...thirteen memorable stories by renowned science fiction writers, telling what things might be like if...Elvis Presley weren't the 'King' but the President of the United States...The Black Death had killed the entire popu. lation of Europe in the fourteenth century...John F. Kennedy had survived the 1963 shooting in Dallas..." Interior - clean and tight with no previous ownership marks. Exterior - light edgewear/rubbing, crease at bottom corner of front cover, . m i n o r soiling to textblock edges, spine flat with one very faint crease. G+. more information

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Daw, New York, (1995, 1995, 1996), Ist printings.. 300 pp, 304 pp, 298 pp, mass market paperbacks - 3 volumes. "The Mindstones were the only reason anyone lived on - or more accurately, in - the planet Styx. An uninhabitable ice world, Styx only survived as an underground mining colony because of . the discovery of the beautiful jewel called Cyrilite, a crystalline stone with unique, mind-altering properties. But to Kayla John Reed, Styx was the only home she'd ever known until her parents were killed in a tragic mining accident. Claiming he. r father's Guild seat, the extraordinarily gifted young empath was forced to flee the planet when she tangled with the Kellers, the wealthiest and most important psi family in the colony..." Interiors - clean and tight with no previous ownership. m a rks. Exteriors - very light edge wear, tiny tear at top edge of a few pages in vol. 1, flat spines with very faint crease on vol. 3. VG. more information

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Peter Martin, Toronto, 1975, first edition.. 160 pp, large 8vo (9 1/4" H), hard cover in dust jacket. ISBN 0887781195 "The locales in 'North by 2000' are....familiar. Joe Schulz, declared unalterably 'dead' through an error of the Continental Computer, wanders in increasing bafflement throu. gh the streets of Lambeth, Ontario, his ID card everywhere useless. Jason Berkley, arrested in Toronto, finds himself trapped in a 'school' in Alberta where he will begin a long and ingeniously-engineered rehabilitation programme. Benjamin Scroo. p , Spiritual Adivsor and technological wizard, is send to the far-northern mining community of Tundra City. University Television Central probes the prairie provinces of Old Canada to find the source of the mysterious 'voice' which has been sabot. ag in g its Shakespeare lectures with a series of devastating questions...." Light browning to pages, small date stamp on eachof the rear endpapers, browning to edges of textblock, light wrinkling at top/bottom of spine, faint small stain and tiny . pin pr ick on rear board, bump and tiny tear at bottom of rear hinge. Dust jacket has light edge wear/rubbing, moderate rubbing on panels, tiny edge tears - mainly at top/bottom of spine and flap-folds, creases at top edge of rear panel, tiny ligh. t st ain on front panel at fore-edge, minor browning. Very Good-/Good-. more information

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Arthur Baker, (London, 1977), Ist edition.. 160 pp, 8vo, hard cover in dust jacket (showing Steed, Purdey & Gambit). "This exciting new thriller about the New Avengers - John Steed, his ravishing, ex-ballerina assistant, Purdey, and Mike Gambit - centres on a vengeance trail for the White Ra. t, a traitor hidden somewhere in the highest echelons of British intelligence, prepared to send colleagues to a terrible death in the Soviet Union - until his last victim. This man did not die but, after years in a mental home, recovered enough . t o enlist some formidable allies and set out on a mission of vengeance. The New Avengers promised that, whatever the cost, they would help to identify and destroy the traitor known only as the White Rat." Very light browning to pages, slight mus. ty o d or to book. foxing to edges of textblock with some light migration into margin of pages, light fading to top/bottom edges of boards. Dust jacket is price-clipped, has scattered light foxing, very light browning, one tiny closed tear. G/G. more information

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Bantam, Toronto, (1981, 3rd/1981, 2nd/1981, Ist).. 199 pp, 181 pp, 198 pp, PB - 3 volumes. "Jan Kulozik is one of Earth's privileged elite. A brilliant engineer, he enjoys all the blessings of a 23rd-century civilization which survived global collapse and conquered the stars. Then he meets Sara, . the beautiful, desirable agent of a rebel underground dedicated to smashing the iron rule of Earth's masters. She shows him a sordid world he never dreamed existed! And suddenly Jan has to choose - between slaves and masters. His choice plunges h. im into a web on intrique, assassination and betrayal that will lead him to death...or to the stars." Interiors - approx. last thirty pages of Book 3 have waviness to edges and light watermark to margin, otherwise books are clean and tight wi. t h n o previous ownership marks. Exteriors - minor edgewear, light soiling to rear cover/spine of Book 3, spines are flat with some minor wrinkling (not affecting text). VG/VG/G+. more information

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