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Anthology of five stories by members of the band Blöödhag and Thomas M. Disch. Includes a CD with music by BlöödHag and “word-jazz” by Disch. Illustrated by Tim Kirk. This is a limited edition of 300 signed by all contributors. |
Original anthology of 18 stories, three reprints and one revised, about travel beyond the solar system. Authors include Nancy Kress, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and Mike Resnick. Details taken from online listing. |
Young-adult anthology of 20 stories, six original, about decisions made at key moments. Authors with original stories include Jonathan Maberry, Nnedi Okorafor, and Jody Lynn Nye. Details taken from online listing. |
Original anthology of 20 SF sports stories, five reprints. Authors include Seanan McGuire, Larry Correia, and Robert Reed. Details taken from online listing. |
Collection of 24 “space opera” stories, 14 are original; almost all are in famous series. Authors include Anderson, Asaro, Brackett & Hamilton, Bujold, Card, Dietz, McCaffrey, Moon, Nagata, Niven & Pournelle, Silverberg, Cordwainer Smith, and Weber. Simultaneous with the US (Titan US) edition. |
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Original anthology of 19 stories, two reprints, about the future of space exploration with NASA no longer dominant. Authors include Jack McDevitt, Brenda Cooper, Mike Resnick, and Ben Bova (a Sam Gunn Tale). |
Original anthology of 24 space opera stories, one poem, and an essay. Authors include Seanan McGuire, Mike Resnick, and David Farland. A hardcover edition (-5-9, C$29.95) was announced but not seen. Details taken from online listing. |
A hardcover edition (978-1-66510-965-9, $25.99) was announced but not seen. Details taken from online listing. |
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Original anthology of 17 military SF stories. Authors include C.J. Henderson, Mike Resnick & Brad R. Torgersen, and Matthew Cook. This is volume six in the Full-Throttle Space Tales series. Details taken from online listing. |
Young-adult collection of seven horror stories. |
promotional anthology, free to subscribers. |
Reprint (Davis 1981 as The Analog Anthology #2) SF anthology. |
Reprint (Davis 1980 as The Analog Anthology #1) anthology. |
Anthology of 11 stories from Analog/Astounding, picked by the writers. It includes “Gulf” by Heinlein. Analog anthology #8. |
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Reprint (Davis 1980 as The Analog Anthology #1) SF anthology. |
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Anthology of 6 science fiction stories sent free to new subscribers of Analog. |
Anthology of 9 fantasy stories from Unknown magazine. |
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Given as by James A. Schmitz on the dust jacket. |
Omnibus/collection of 11 pieces, a follow-up volume of Schmitz’s work not in the four-volume “The Complete Federation of the Hub” edited by Eric Flint and Guy Gordon. This includes the contents of the collection Agent of Vega (Gnome Press 1960) and seven more, five not previously collected. Preface by Mercedes Lackey. |
Collection of 21 stories, only one previously collected, and the novel The Eternal Frontiers (1973). Afterword by editor Eric Flint, and a Schmitz chronography by co-editor Guy Gordon. |
Omnibus/collection of 10 pieces, the fourth and final volume in “The Complete Federation of the Hub” edited by Eric Flint and Guy Gordon. This includes the novel The Demon Breed (1968) and all but one of the stories (included in volume one) from Nice Day for Screaming and Other Tales of the Hub (1965). |
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Fixup of four novelettes from Analog. |
Collection of seven stories featuring characters Telzey Amberdon and Trigger Argee, the second volume in a series collecting Schmitz’s “Complete Federation of the Hub”. Four stories were previously collected as The Telzey Toy (DAW 1973); this adds to one story a prologue previously published as a separate story (“The Pork Chop Tree”); three stories are apparently previously uncollected. Afterword by editor Eric Flint; co-editor Guy Gordon provides an article on Schmitz’s writing style. |
Omnibus/collection of five stories, three not previously collected, and the novel Legacy, featuring Trigger Argee. This is the third of four volumes in “The Complete Federation of the Hub”. Edited by Eric Flint and Guy Gordon, with an afterword by Flint and an article on Schmitz’s Psychology Service by Gordon, who also adapted one non-Hub story for this volume. |