The World Treasury of Science Fiction
By: edited by David G. Hartwell ; with a foreword by Clifton Fadiman, general editor.
Contributors: Hartwell, David G.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 1083
Subjects: Science fiction; Science fiction -- Translations into English
Table of contents: title: Introduction 1988 essay by David G. Hartwell; title: Harrison Bergeron 1961 story by Kurt Vonnegut Jr; title: Forgetfulness 1937 story by John W. Campbell Jr; title: Special Flight 1939 story by John Berryman; title: Chronopolis 1960 story by J.G. Ballard; title: Triceratops 1974 story by Kono Tensei; title: The Man Who Lost the Sea 1959 story by Theodore Sturgeon; title: On the Inside Track 1986 story by Karl Michael Armer; title: The Golem 1983 story by Avram Davidson; title: The New Prehistory 1972 story by René Rebetez-Cortes; title: A Meeting With Medusa 1972 novella by Arthur C. Clark; title: The Valley of Echoes 1973 story by Gérard Klein; title: The Fifth Head of Cerberus 1972 novella by Gene Wolfe; title: The Chaste Planet 1983 story by John Updike; title: The Blind Pilot 1960 story by Nathalie-Charles Henneberg; title: The Men Who Murdered Mohammed 1958 story by Alfred Bester; title: Pairpuppets 1974 story by Manuel van Loggem; title: Two Dooms 1958 story by C.M. Kornbluth; title: The Tale of the Computer That Fought a Dragon 1977 story by Stanislaw Lem; title: The Green Hills of Earth 1947 story by Robert A. Heinlein; title: Ghost V 1957 story by Robert Sheckley; title: The Phantom of Kansas 1976 story by John Varley; title: Captain Nemo's Last Stand 1973 story by Josef Nesvadba; title: Inconstant Moon 1971 story by Larry Niven; title: The Gold at the Starbow's End 1971 story by Frederik Pohl; title: A Sign In Space 1968 story by Italo Calvino; title: The Spiral 1968 story by Italo Calvino; title: The Dead Past 1956 story by Isaac Asimov; title: The Lens 1977 story by Annemarie van Ewyck; title: The Hurkle Is a Happy Beast 1949 story by Theodore Sturgeon; title: Zero Hour 1947 story by Ray Bradbury; title: Nine Lives 1969 story by Ursula K. LeGuin; title: The Muse 1964 story by Anthony Burgess; title: The Public Hating 1955 story by Steve Allen; title: Poor Superman 1951 story by Fritz Leiber; title: Angouleme 1974 story by Thomas M. Disch; title: Stranger Station 1956 story by Damon Knight; title: The Dead Fish 1955 story by Boris Vian; title: I Was the First to Find You 1977 story by Kirill Bulychev; title: The Lineman 1957 novella by Walter M. Miller Jr; title: Tlon, Uqbar, Orbis Tertius 1962 story by Jorge Luís Borges; title: Codemus 1968 story by Tor Age Bringsvaerd; title: A Kind if Artistry 1962 story by Brian Aldiss; title: Second Variety 1953 story by Philip K. Dick; title: Weihnachtsabend 1972 story by Keith Roberts; title: I Do Not Love Thee, Doctor Fell 1955 story by Robert Bloch; title: Aye, & Gomorrah... 1967 story by Samuel R. Delany; title: How Erg the Self-Inducting Slew a Paleface 1977 story by Stanislaw Lem; title: Nobody's Home 1972 story by Joanna Russ; title: Party Line 1973 story by Gérard Klein; title: The Proud Robot 1943 story by Lewis Padgett; title: Vintage Season 1946 story by Henry Kuttner & C.L. Moore; title: The Way to Amalteia 1984 novella by Arkady & Boris Strugatsky