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By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £25.00
Publisher: Dennis Dobson: London.: 1969.
Edition: First hardcover edition (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 16134
Short sf novel. first published as half of an Ace Double (F-139) in 1962. View more info
By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £8.00
Publisher: Sphere: London.: 1984.
Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 44659
Book 19 in the Conan Sphere series. View more info
By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £195.00
Publisher: Avalon Books: NY.: 1956.
Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 42979
SF novel, part of the Psychotechnic League Future History series, the first to be published (but last in the internal chronology of the series).''the Psychotechnic League stories trace the gradual movement of Man into the solar system and eventually the galaxy itself. There is a good deal of action-debate about automation, the maintenance of freedom in an expanded polity, and so forth. The sequence comprises, by rough internal chronology: The Psychotechnic League... View more info
By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £50.00
Publisher: Victor Gollancz: London.: 1971.
Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 33491
SF novel. Very uncommon British hardcover.''Tau Zero (June - August 1967 Galaxy as ''To Outlive Eternity''; expanded 1970) is less successful as fiction, though its speculations on cosmology are fascinating, and the hypothesis it embodies is strikingly well conceived. A spaceship from Earth, intended to fly near the speed of light so that humans can reach the stars without dying of old age (as a consequence of the time-dilation of Special Relativity described by... View more info
By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £10.00
Publisher: Jwindz Publishing: Minneapolis.: 1993.
Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 00481
Fantasy/sf poetry collection: 80 pages. View more info
By: Anderson, Poul
Price: £10.00
Publisher: Severn House: London: 1995.
Edition: First edition thus (& 1st printing).
Seller ID: 12053
Fantasy novel: originally published by Putnam in 1971, this first British hardcover edition contains a new, short one-page introduction by the author.''is set in an alternate world where magic works through the discovery and application of pragmatic laws. The cast (one of whom enters the debate in the Phoenix Tavern) is again populous and colourfully conceived, and includes afreets, various familiars and demons (one of whom is an alternate version of Adolf Hitler... View more info
