Author:Anderson, Poul

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Staves.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £10.00

Publisher: Jwindz Publishing: Minneapolis.: 1993.

Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 00481

Binding: Trade paperback original.

Condition: Fine (as new) copy.

Fantasy/sf poetry collection: 80 pages.
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Operation Chaos.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £10.00

Publisher: Severn House: London: 1995.

Edition: First edition thus (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 12053

ISBN: 0727847635

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Fine copy in a fine dustjacket (as new).

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); the male protagonist is a werewolf and his female counterpart a virgin witch. Again the war is between Law and Chaos; here...
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Star Ways.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £195.00

Publisher: Avalon Books: NY.: 1956.

Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 42979

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Fine copy in an almost fine dustjacket wth some reinforcement tape on the verso edges of the dustjacket.

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 (1981), Cold Victory (1982), Starship (1982), The Snows of Ganymede (Winter 1955 Startling 1958), Virgin Planet (1959), and ...
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Commander Flandry.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £60.00

Publisher: Severn House: London: 1978.

Edition: First hardcover edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 32442

ISBN: 0727803980

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Neat inked name in top corner of front free endpaper, and the same person (?) has written"orig. title The Rebel Worlds" on the copyright page, a little browning along top page edges, an almost fine copy in an almost fine dustjacket.

First published in 1969 as a NAL/Signet paperback original under the title THE REBEL WORLDS. A very uncommon UK hardcover.
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Flandry Of Terra.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £50.00

Publisher: Chilton: Philadelphia.: 1965.

Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 45735

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Fine copy in an almost fine dustjacket.

SF novel. Collects three Dominic Flandry stories, ''The Game of Glory'', ''A Message in Secret'' (as MAYDAY ORBIT, half of a 1961 Ace Double F-104) and ''The Plague of Masters'' (as EARTHMEN GO HOME' (half of a 1961 Ace Double D-479).
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War Of The Wing-Men.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Ace Books: NY.: Nd (1967).

Edition: First edition thus (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 04070

Binding: Paperback.

Condition: NF/Fine (unread) copy.

Ace G-634. SF novel, part of the Technic History/Nicholas van Rijn series, first serialised February-March 1958 in Astounding as ''The Man Who Counts''. First published as half of an Ace Double (D-303) in 1958, this 1967 Ace edition is the first separate publication (with new cover art).
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Agent of the Terran Empire.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £5.00

Publisher: Coronet/Hodder & Stoughton: London.: 1977.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 47924

ISBN: 0340212454

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (unread) copy.

SF novel. First published in hardcover in 1965.
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A Midsummer Tempest.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Orbit/Futura: London.: 1975.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 47999

ISBN: 0860078574

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (unread) copy.

SF novel, first published by Doubleday in hardcover in 1964. Severn House issued a hardcover in the UK in 1976.

''set in an alternate world where all Shakespeare's plays, particularly A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Tempest, are chronicles of fact - romantically reverses the 16th-century thinning of Merrie England: Oberon, Puck and Ariel - and King Arthur and Charlemagne too - band together to protect Charles I and Faerie from Cromwell and his Puritans, who are defeated at Glastonbury Tor. The anachronisms in Shakespeare are taken as licence for a different level of technology - the ...
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Un-Man And Other Novellas.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £10.00

Publisher: Dennis Dobson: London.: 1972.

Edition: First hardcover edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 00893

ISBN: 0234776285

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Page edges browned, an ex-library copy with neat rubber stamps on both front free endpaper and copyright page, no other library markings (no pouches!), a VG+ copy in a fine price-clipped dustjacket.

SF stories. First published as half of an Ace Double (F-139) in 1962.
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We Claim These Stars,

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £50.00

Publisher: Dennis Dobson: London.: 1976.

Edition: First hardcover edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 48131

ISBN: 0234779462

Binding: Hardcover.

Condition: Fine copy in a fine dustjacket (as new) but for one short (2.5 cm) closed tear with crease along the bottom edge of the front panel.

SF novel, first published as half of an Ace Double (D-407) in 1959.
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Conan The Rebel.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Sphere Books: London.: 1984.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 44659

ISBN: 0722111231

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (unread) copy.

Book 19 in the Conan Sphere series.
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Three Hearts And Three Lions.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Sphere Books: London.: 1974.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 46729

ISBN: 0722111606

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (as new) copy.

Classic fantasy novel, first published by Doubleday in 1961. Cawthorn and Moorcock, Fantasy: The 100 Best Books no 73. Pringle, Modern Fantasy: The Hundred Best Novels no 25.

''published in short form about the same time as The Broken Sword, though considerably smoother in effect, THREE HEARTS AND THREE LIONS is a more conventional exercise in rationalized fantasy, being clearly reminiscent of the Incomplete Enchanter stories published a decade earlier by L. Sprague De Camp and Fletcher Pratt. Anderson's protagonist - conveyed to a medieval world replete with witches, dragons and eroti...
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War of the Wing-Men.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Sphere Books: London.: 1976.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 47925

ISBN: 0722111614

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (unread) copy but for a touch of fading along the spine.

SF novel, part of the Technic History/Nicholas van Rijn series, first serialised February-March 1958 in Astounding as ''The Man Who Counts''. First published as half of an Ace Double (D-303) in 1958.
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The Broken Sword.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Sphere Books: London.: 1973.

Edition: First British edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 47958

ISBN: 0722111576

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Light minor splash (?) stain along top corner page edges, top page edges a little browned, else a fine (unread) copy.

Fantasy novel. Five page introduction by Lin Carter. Originally published in hardcover by Abelard Schuman in 1954: much later reissued (revised by the author as his preferred text) in 1971 as part of the Ballantine Adult Fantasy series edited by Lin Carter. Compton Russell (a library-supplier publisher) issued a UK hardcover a year after this Sphere paperback in 1974. An uncommon UK paperback.

''The Broken Sword (1954; rev 1971) is a violent, sometimes confused, plot-dominated tale set in a Dark-Age England occupied by humans and wainscot societies of elves and trolls. Other residen...
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The Deep Gods.

By: Anderson, Poul

Price: £8.00

Publisher: Lancer Books: NY.: 1973.

Edition: First edition (& 1st printing).

Seller ID: 49317

Binding: Paperback original.

Condition: Fine (unread) copy.

Lancer 78762-125. SF/fantasy. Charles Moll cover art.

''Working name of US author Samuel Mason (1924-1974) who began publishing with ''Placebo'' for Infinity in 1955; he was married 1956-1962 to Katherine MacLean. Most of his novels - such as his first, Kavin's World (1969), and its sequel in the Kavin sequence, The Return of Kavin (1972) - were routine Sword and Sorcery. However, his final book, THE DEEP GODS (1973), more impressively implants a twentieth-century mentality into the brain of a prehistoric man, where he must deal with the insanity of a whale (one of the ''deep gods'' ...
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Author:Anderson, Poul

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