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Description:"As good an introduction to SF as you can buy." - Iain M. Banks"The best yet introduction to a bewildering field." - Gregory Benford"First rate." - Daily Telegraph"Ideal... even contains much to convert the sceptics." - Independent on Sunday"A great selection of intelligent and intriguing work." - The Cleveland Plain DealerContents:The Land Ironclads (1903) by H. G. WellsFinis (1906) by Frank Lillie PollockAs Easy as ABC (1912) by Rudyard KiplingThe Metal Man (1928) by Jack WilliamsonA Martian Odyssey (1934) by Stanley G. WeinbaumNight (1935) by John W. Campbell, Jr.Desertion (1944) by Clifford D. SimakThe Piper's Son (1945) by Henry Kuttner and C. L. MooreThe Monster (1948) by A. E. van VogtThe Second Night of Summer (1950) by James H. SchmitzSecond Dawn (1951) by Arthur C. ClarkeCrucifixus Etiam (1953) by Walter M. Miller, Jr.The Tunnel under the World (1955) by Frederik PohlWho Can Replace a Man? (1958) by Brian W. AldissBillennium (1961) by J. G. BallardThe Ballad of Lost C'mell (1962) by Cordwainer SmithSemley's Necklace (1964) by Ursula K. Le GuinHow Beautiful with Banners (1966) by James BlishA Criminal Act (1966) by Harry HarrisonProblems of Creativeness (1967) by Thomas M. DischHow the Whip Came Back (1970) by Gene WolfeCloak of Anarchy (1972) by Larry NivenA Thing of Beauty (1973) by Norman SpinradThe Screwfly Solution (1977) by James Tiptree, Jr.The Way of Cross and Dragon (1979) by George R. R. MartinSwarm (1982) by Bruce SterlingBurning Chrome (1982) by William GibsonSilicon Muse (1984) by Hilbert SchenckKarl and the Ogre (1988) by Paul J. McAuleyPiecework (1990) by David BrinWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories. To get started finding The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 587

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: QPD for Oxford University Press, USA

Release: 1992

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Description: "As good an introduction to SF as you can buy." - Iain M. Banks"The best yet introduction to a bewildering field." - Gregory Benford"First rate." - Daily Telegraph"Ideal... even contains much to convert the sceptics." - Independent on Sunday"A great selection of intelligent and intriguing work." - The Cleveland Plain DealerContents:The Land Ironclads (1903) by H. G. WellsFinis (1906) by Frank Lillie PollockAs Easy as ABC (1912) by Rudyard KiplingThe Metal Man (1928) by Jack WilliamsonA Martian Odyssey (1934) by Stanley G. WeinbaumNight (1935) by John W. Campbell, Jr.Desertion (1944) by Clifford D. SimakThe Piper's Son (1945) by Henry Kuttner and C. L. MooreThe Monster (1948) by A. E. van VogtThe Second Night of Summer (1950) by James H. SchmitzSecond Dawn (1951) by Arthur C. ClarkeCrucifixus Etiam (1953) by Walter M. Miller, Jr.The Tunnel under the World (1955) by Frederik PohlWho Can Replace a Man? (1958) by Brian W. AldissBillennium (1961) by J. G. BallardThe Ballad of Lost C'mell (1962) by Cordwainer SmithSemley's Necklace (1964) by Ursula K. Le GuinHow Beautiful with Banners (1966) by James BlishA Criminal Act (1966) by Harry HarrisonProblems of Creativeness (1967) by Thomas M. DischHow the Whip Came Back (1970) by Gene WolfeCloak of Anarchy (1972) by Larry NivenA Thing of Beauty (1973) by Norman SpinradThe Screwfly Solution (1977) by James Tiptree, Jr.The Way of Cross and Dragon (1979) by George R. R. MartinSwarm (1982) by Bruce SterlingBurning Chrome (1982) by William GibsonSilicon Muse (1984) by Hilbert SchenckKarl and the Ogre (1988) by Paul J. McAuleyPiecework (1990) by David BrinWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories. To get started finding The Oxford Book of Science Fiction Stories, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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