Collection of 11 stories, plus two autobiographical essays in an appendix. Foreword by David Crosby. This volume covers Sturgeon’s work from 1950 to 1953. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume six in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
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Collection of 11 stories. This volume covers work written from 1953 to 1955, plus two earlier short-short stories not found until recently. Foreword by William Tenn. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume eight in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
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Collection of 20 stories, three previously unpublished. The final volume in the series, this covers work written from 1973 to 1983, plus one story from 1960. Edited and with extensive story notes by Noël Sturgeon. Forewords by Peter S. Beagle and Debbie Notkin; the afterword is a reprint biographical essay on Sturgeon by Paul Williams, who edited the first ten volumes in the series. This has an index to stories in the whole series. Volume 13 in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
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Sturgeon’s last novel, written in 1968. There is a foreword by Heinlein and an afterword by Donaldson. Also available in a slipcased edition (-79-9, $50.00), limited to 350 numbered copies. |
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Collection of 15 stories, four previously unpublished, and two not previously collected. This volume covers Sturgeon’s work from 1941 to 1946. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. There is a foreword by Robert Silverberg, and an afterword by Robert A. Heinlein (excerpted from the 1986 introduction to Godbody). Volume three in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
Collection of 13 stories, two not previously collected. Foreword by Jonathan Lethem. This volume covers work written from 1957 to 1960. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume 10 in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
Limited to 700 trade copies and 50 signed, presentation, copies. |
Collection of 17 stories, two previously unpublished. This volume covers Sturgeon’s work from 1940 to 1943. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. There is a foreword by Samuel R. Delany. Volume two in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
Novel based on three novellas, one previously published and another subsequently reprinted. |
Collection of 12 stories. Foreword by Harlan Ellison, who collaborated on one of the stories. This volume covers work written from 1957 to 1970. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume 11 in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
8 Stories from Without Sorcery. |
Collection of 17 stories, two previously unpublished, and seven not previously collected. Foreword by Larry McCaffery. This volume covers Sturgeon’s work from 1947 to 1949. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume five in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
Collection of 12 stories. The foreword by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. discusses the connection between his character Kilgore Trout and Sturgeon. This volume covers work written from 1952 to 1953. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume seven in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
Collection of 14 stories, most from 1970-1972, but two earlier, one not previously published. Foreword by Connie Willis. Afterword by Spider Robinson. Edited and with extensive story notes by Noël Sturgeon. Volume 12 in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
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8 Stories from A Way Home. |
Collection of 15 stories, one previously unpublished, and three not previously collected. This volume covers Sturgeon’s work from 1946 to 1947. Edited and with extensive story notes by Paul Williams. Volume four in “The Complete Stories of Theodore Sturgeon”. |
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Collection of two stories, “To Marry Medusa” (1958) and “Killdozer” (1944). The former is actually a reprint of The Cosmic Rape (Dell 1958) instead of “To Marry Medusa” (Galaxy 1958). The magazine version was much shorter. |
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Drops 2 of the stories from the Doubleday (1958) edition. |
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Bound in the tête-bêche style with The Ugly Little Boy by Isaac Asimov. |
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Original collection of 24 irreal stories, seven reprints. This is the author’s first collection. Introduction by D. Harlan Wilson. Illustrated by Cake Earthhead. |
Anthology of 15 feminist sf and fantasy stories, with an introduction by the editor. Also announced in hardcover (-392-1). |
Anthology of 15 fantasy/magic realism stories by women writers, ten of them original, with an introduction by the editor. |
Anthology of 16 sf and fantasy stories by women, ten original, with an introduction by the editor. A hardcover edition (-420-0) was announced. |
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