The Astounding-Analog Reader, Book Two
By: edited by Harry Harrison and Brian W. Aldiss
Contributors: Harry Harrison (Editor); Brian W. Aldiss (Editor)
Series: Astounding-Analog Reader
Publisher: Sphere
Published: 1973
Place of publication: London, UK
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 320
ISBN-13: 9780722143643
Subjects: Science Fiction -- Anthologies; Short Stories; Science fiction -- History and criticism.
Genres: Science Fiction.
Description: A historical anthology of outstanding stories first published in the magazine, Astounding Science Fiction (later Analog Science Fact and Science Fact).
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by Harry Harrison & Brian W. Aldiss; title: Child’s Play (1947), by William Tenn; title: Thunder and Roses (1947), by Theodore Sturgeon; title: Dreams Are Sacred (1948), by Peter Phillips; title: Hide and Seek (1949), by Arthur C. Clarke; title: The Little Black Bag (1950), by C. M. Kornbluth; title: Bridge (1952), by James Blish; title: What Have I Done? (1952), by Mark Clifton; title: Noise Level (1952), by Raymond F. Jones; title: Impostor (1953), by Philip K. Dick; title: Potential (1953), by Robert Sheckley; title: Pyramid (1954), by Robert Abernathy; title: The Cold Equations (1954), by Tom Godwin; title: Grandpa (1955), by James H. Schmitz; title: The Waitabits (1955), by Eric Frank Russell; title: Call Me Joe (1957), by Poul Anderson; title: The Yellow Pill (1958), by Rog Phillips; title: The Weather Man (1962), by Theodore L. Thomas; title: The Rescuer (1962), by Arthur Porge; title: ...After a Few Words... (1962), by Randall Garrett (as Seaton McKettrig); title: Rescue Operation (1964), by Harry Harrison; title: Computers Don’t Argue (1965), by Gordon R. Dickson