Here comes civilization
By: introduction by Robert Silverberg ; afterword by George Zebrowski ; edited by James A. Mann and Mary C. Tabasko.
Contributors: Mann, James A.; Tabasko, Mary C.
Edition: 1st ed.
Series: The complete science fiction of William Tenn -- v. 2.
Publisher: NESFA Press
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Framingham, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 545
Table of contents: title: Bernie the Faust; title: Betelgeuse Bridge; title: "Will you walk a little faster"; title: The house dutiful; title: There were people on Bikini, there were people on Attu; title: She only goes out at night ...; title: Mistress Sary; title: The malted milk monster; title: The human angle; title: Everybody loves Irving Bommer; title: A matter of frequency; title: The Ionian cycle; title: Hallock's madness; title: Ricardo's virus; title: The puzzle of Priipiirii; title: Dud; title: Confusion cargo; title: Afterword: For the rent; title: The discovery of Morniel Mathaway; title: Sanctuary; title: Me, myself, and I; title: It ends with Flicker; title: The girl with some kind of past. and George; title: Flirgleflip; title: Errand boy; title: A lamp for Medusa; title: Essay: On the fiction in science fiction; title: Of men and monsters.