New York: Ace Books, 1965. Cover and Interior Art by George Barr. Elidor is a children's fantasy novel by the British author Alan Garner, published by Collins in 1965. Set primarily in modern Manchester, it features four English children who enter a fantasy world, fulfill a quest there, and return.....

London: Corgi Books, 1971. Third Printing, September 1971. Wraps. Intangibles Inc. were represented by a small man with spectacles and a long, long face. He traveled about, selling his product to people who didn't really know what an Intagible was. But once they had one, once the little man had.....

New York: Ace Books, 1956. One of Anderson's first novels. Book 1 in the Psychotechnic League series. Overview:'Five of our worlds are missing'. That was the essence of the report that shocked the galactic Nomads at their annual meeting. For each of the mighty star-ships reported vanished was a world.....

New York: Airmont, 1964. First serialized in Amazing Stories in 1957 and later published in paperback by Bouregy under the original title "The Scarlet Saint," this story introduces Earth's enigmatic rulers who permitted only one global organization: the Scarlet Order of Men. Only the most esteemed individuals could join the.....

+++ The Seedling Stars is a collection of four interconnected novellas that explore the concept of pantropy, a speculative process in which humans are biologically engineered to adapt to the environments of alien worlds rather than terraforming those worlds to suit human needs. The overarching theme is humanity’s adaptability and.....

New York: Pyramid Books, 1961. Wraps. Content: "Introduction - (1961) - Leo Margulies • The Sorcerer's Apprentice - (1949) - Robert Bloch• The Martian and the Moron - (1949) - Theodore Sturgeon• The Isle of the Sleeper - (1938) - Edmond Hamilton• Please Go 'Way and Let Me Sleep -.....

New York: DAW, [1972]. Cover Art by George Barr. 7th Printing. Darkover, a favorite of science fiction readers, is a truly alien world with strange intelligences, brooding skies, and unknown powers. Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel tells of the first arrival of Earthmen on Darkover, when a colonial starship crashlanded on.....

New York: Ace Books, 1964. Illustrated Wraps. In a long career as a writer, A. Bertram Chandler produced many fine short stories and novellas. In fact, his name as a science fiction writer was made on the strength of his short fiction and yet, Chandler is known now more for.....

London: Priory Books, [1961]. Illustrated Wraps. 'Chandler's space operas are among the most likeadle and well-constructed in the genre.' NichollsOnly one man ever survived contact with the Outsiders and Commander William Maudsley has always refused to speak of the horrors that destroyed his ship, murdered his crew, and left him.....

New York: Dell Publishers, 1964. First Dell Printing; February 1964. The Tales of Ten Worlds by Arthur C. Clarke is a captivating collection of science fiction short stories that highlights Clarke's remarkable ability to blend scientific concepts with human emotion. Published in 1962, this anthology includes ten distinct tales that.....

New York: Permabooks, 1950. This anthology is excellent, featuring intriguing selections from a diverse range of authors such as E.M. Forster, Rudyard Kipling, William Hope Hodgson, and John D. MacDonald, alongside more familiar names like Leinster, Clarke, and Bradbury. Conklin might just be the finest anthologist the genre has ever.....

New York: Ace Books, 1965. Cover Art by [Jerome] Podwil. The story was first printed in Argosy in December 1930.Here is a science fantasy adventure from the 1930s that has it all, kidnapped Earth people, aliens, two intrepid and daring heroines, the first manned mission to other worlds, warrior-princesses, despotic.....

New York: Pinnacle Books, 1974. Illustrated Wraps. August Derleth, upon assuming Arthur Conan Doyle's legacy, fashioned Solar Pons, a detective whose brilliance may rival, if not surpass, even Holmes himself. Within these ten expertly woven tales, Solar Pons's deductive prowess unravels the complexities of his most peculiar cases. [GR].