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Renowned for his contributions to science fiction, Theodore Sturgeon captivates readers with his imaginative storytelling and profound themes. His works often explore the complexities of human emotion, relationships, and the nature of existence, blending speculative elements with deep philosophical inquiries. Sturgeon's unique narrative style and ability to evoke empathy make his stories resonate on multiple levels, appealing to both genre enthusiasts and those seeking thought-provoking literature.

This replica of the October 1950 issue of GALAXY SCIENCE FICTION features a collection of compelling stories from renowned authors. Notable works include Clifford D. Simak's "TIME QUARRY," Theodore Sturgeon's "THE STARS ARE THE STYX," and Isaac Asimov's "DARWINIAN POOL ROOM." Each tale explores imaginative themes and thought-provoking concepts, showcasing the diverse voices of mid-20th-century science fiction. This edition is a treasure for fans of classic speculative fiction, offering a glimpse into the genre's rich history.

Modern science fiction emerged in the 1950s, particularly in America, where it broke free from traditional conventions. Writers began to explore their imaginations in novel-length works, marking an era of stylistic experimentation and speculative storytelling that addressed the uncertainties of a rapidly changing world. Often overlooked by the literary elite, these “outsider” novels are now celebrated as American classics. This volume presents four distinct visions of uncertain futures and evolving identities. Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth’s The Space Merchants (1953) offers a satirical take on a future dominated by multinational advertising. Theodore Sturgeon’s More Than Human (1953) explores the journey of damaged individuals toward a potential new stage of evolution. Leigh Brackett, one of the first prominent female science fiction writers, presents a post-nuclear world in The Long Tomorrow (1955), where anti-urban technophobes clash with the remnants of a destroyed civilization. Richard Matheson’s The Shrinking Man (1956) tells the tale of a man shrinking due to a mysterious cloud, facing humiliations and dangers that lead him to a surprising and transformative realization. Each novel opens new territory, reflecting the dynamic energies of an age grappling with the unknown.

Neuübersetzung von mehreren Werken, darunter „The Golden Helix“, „Mr. Costello, Hero“, „Bianca's Hands“, „The Skills of Xanadu“, „The Sex Opposite“, „It“, „A Way of Thinking“ und „The Man Who Lost the Sea“.

Jak se zachovat, když se na zahradě znenadání objeví skutečný bůh? Co počít, když doma přechováváte duši mrtvého? A co dělat, když se probudíte a zjistíte, že jste omylem procitli o den později? A co teprve, když se dozvíte, že dívku, kterou milujete, střeží žárlivý duch…? Dvanáct povídek navozuje ty nejnepravděpo­dobnější situace, téměř surrealistické vize, jejichž rozuzlení je šokující, jindy varovné, někdy zábavné a někdy také plné smutku a zoufalství…

Con la scomparsa di Theodore Sturgeon avvenuta l'otto maggio 1985, la fantascienza ha perduto uno dei suoi maestri più illustri. Udita la prima volta nel 1939, la sua voce di grande stilista era divenuta ben presto la presenza più stimolante e più ricca di umanità dell'intera letteratura fantastica e fantascientifica. Questa antologia, che ospita due romanzi brevi e tre racconti - tutti inediti - apparsi fra il 1951 e il 1955 costituisce il primo doveroso tributo che URANIA intende porgergli. Indice: Estrapolazione (Extrapolation, 1953) Il prezzo dell'amore (The Wage of Symergy, 1953) Fate spazio (Make Room for Me, 1951) Il cuore (The Heart, 1953) Mondo d'incubi (The Incubi of Parallel X, 1951) Copertina di Karel Thole

Tandy's Story (1961)Rule of Three (1951)The Education of Drusilla Strange (1954)Granny Won't Knit (1954)When You're Smiling (1955)The Claustrophile (1956)The Other Man (1956)The Stars Are the Styx (1950)Occam's Scalpel (1971)Dazed (1971)

A card with the letter "J" on it appeared in Robert York's mail, and a day later he was dead. Then another card showed up, and Ellery Queen knew he was up against a brilliant killer who made a game of death by warning his victims. The only clue was the signature "Y" and Ellery had to find him and stop his remorseless vendetta before "Y" won his mad game...

Immer wenn du lachst (When you're smiling) Stricken ist nichts für Oma (Granny won't knit) Der andere Mensch (The other man) Lektion an der Leiche (Occam's scalpel) Nennt mich Luzifer (Dazed)

13 verhalen van bekende/beroemde SF-schrijvers uit het Engelstalige taalgebied.

Two Soviet science fiction novels by the Strugatsky brothers. Introduction by Theodore Sturgeon.

Red Schuhart is a stalker, one of those misfits who are compelled, in spite of extreme danger, to venture illegally into the Zone to collect the mysterious artefacts that the alien visitors left scattered around. His life is dominated by the place and the thriving black market in the alien products. Even the nature of his mutant daughter has been determined by the Zone. And it is for her that he makes his last tragic foray into the hazardous and hostile territory.

Sturgeon's people: Jokey - a bright kid, full of fun ... he can make you do anything he wants ... Osser - the strongest man in his world, driven to fulfill a dream of ancient glory revived - even though he got it all wrong ... Patty - it wasn't her fault she had trouble finding the right rhyme for the death-spell .... Dad - for a man who can build a crystal set inside a peanut, radio contact with Mars shouldn't be much of a problem ... Nobody but Ted Sturgeon could have created these unique characters - and the others who throng these masterful stories of science fiction and fantasy. Until now available only in scattered magazines and anthologies, these pieces are here brought together for the first time in a collection by a writer hailed as the outstanding master of fantastic fiction. CONTENTS The Hag Seleen The Martian and the Moron The Nail and the Oracle Won't You Walk - Talent One Foot and the Grave The Touch of Your Hand The Traveling Crag

The Worlds of Theodore Sturgeon is a collection of some of the finest works by the Nebula and Hugo Award-winning master storyteller.Here are unforgettable pieces ranging from great science fiction to the utterly fantastic. Stories like the one about: the man who read graves -- not gravestones, but graves . . . or The Pit, which insured peace on Earth, forever . . . Plus two of the great classics of science fiction -- The Sky Was Full Of Ships and Shottle Bop.These are the brilliant, fantastically imaginative WORLDS OF THEODORE STURGEON.Contents:From Plynck to Planck (1962)The Skills of Xanadu (1956)There Is No Defense (1948)The Perfect Host (1948)The Graveyard Reader (1958)The Other Man (1956)The Sky Was Full of Ships (1947)Shottle Bop (1941)Memorial (1946)Maturity (1947)

Mit hinreißenden Ideen und schriftstellerischem Elan führt Theodore Sturgeon, einer der bedeutendsten und bekanntesten Science Fiction-Autoren unserer Zeit, den Leser in eine Welt der erschreckendsten und phantastischsten Abenteuer. »SF-Erzählungen, für die wir dankbar sind«, sagt Alfred Bester im >Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction< Inhalt: Wiederbelebung Die Outsider Eine spezielle Begabung Der Zauberstab Glückliche Tiere Die letzte Chance Heimkehr Tiny und das Monster Bewährungsprobe

This collection features 20 short, odd stories that delve into fantasy, horror, and dark speculations, presenting shivery and grotesque visions of the future. In "Judas Fish," a man indulges in a rare delicacy—a giant squid—and merges with its advanced communal intelligence. "Woman's Rib" introduces a perfect lover, meticulously crafted by his creator. "The Bomb in the Bathtub" tells of a stubborn nuke with a flair for gambling and singing, while "By the Time I Get to Phoenix" reveals the extraordinary bond between a rescuer and a woman whose life diminishes with each act of love. "Mortality" explores the life of a feared monster, whose intelligence sustains those who confine him. The anthology includes an introduction by Theodore Sturgeon and features a variety of stories spanning from 1955 to 1975, showcasing the imaginative prowess of Thomas N. Scortia. The collection invites readers to engage with its unique narratives, each offering a blend of unsettling themes and thought-provoking concepts.

"Theodore Sturgeon, winnaar van de International Fantasy Award, stelde een heel nieuwe collectie verhalen samen. Deze verhalen zijn representatief voor alle periodes uit zijn schrijverscarrière, van grootse science-fiction tot verbazingwekkende fantasie. Spannende vertellingen waarvan de meeste nog nooit in boekvorm verschenen zijn. Zeldzame novelles als 'De volmaakte gastheer' en 'Die andere man'. Sturgeon-classics als 'De zerkenziener', 'De volwassenheid' en 'Het meisje, dat wist waar het om ging'."

Die besten Kurzromane und Erzählungen des berühmten amerikanischen Science-Fiction-Autors, Band 2. Der Inhalt der Originalsammlung \"The Worlds of Theodore Sturgeon\" ist in deutscher Übersetzung in zwei Bände aufgeteilt. Der erste Teil ist veröffentlicht als Das Geheimnis von Xanadu (ISBN 3442231884).

Een door uitgeverij Meulenhoff samengestelde verzameling verhalen uit het oeuvre van Theodore Sturgeon.Bevat:Xanadu (Orig. The skills od Xanadu)Het gedenkteken (Orig. Memorial)De wessenflinkel (Orig. Shottle bop)Op het scherp van het ontleedmes (Orig. Occam's scalpel)Meneer Costello, held (Orig. Mr. Costello, hero)Begaafd (Orig. Talent)De hemel zag zwart van de schepen (Orig. The sky was full of ships)Donder en rozen (Orig. Thunder and roses)De nachtmerries van parallel X (Orig. The incubi of Parallel X)De hurkel is een gelukkig dier (Orig. The hurkle is a happy beast)De teddybeer van de professor (Orig. The professor's Teddy-Bear)Er bestaat geen afweer (Orig. There is no defense)Jong geleerd (Orig. Like young)

Die besten Kurzromane und Erzählungen des berühmten amerikanischen Science-Fiction-Autors, Band 1. Der Inhalt der Originalsammlung \"The Worlds of Theodore Sturgeon\" ist in deutscher Übersetzung in zwei Bände aufgeteilt. Der zweite Teil ist veröffentlicht als \"Tausend Schiffe am Himmel\" (ISBN 3442231892).

Three fantastic tales from the future and beyond. Contains: Case & the Dreamer 1973 If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister? 1967 When You Care, When You Love 1962

Horty was een vondeling - hij werd op een late herfstavond in een park gevonden, met alleen maar een deken om zich heen. Hij had Junky gekregen in het Tehuis en toen Armand hem had uitgekozen om te adopteren tijdens Armand's verkiezingscampagne als raadslid - een campagne die hij verloren had, maar die hij een extra menselijk trekje had willen geven door een 'arm, klein weeskind' te adopteren - was Junky een onderdeel van een transactie geweest. Horty zette Junky voorzichtig op de schrijftafel en drukte aan de zijkant op een versleten knopje. Eerst met een sprongetje, daarna aarzelender ten gevolge van het verroeste mechanisme, en tenslotte uitdagend, kwam Junky te voorschijn, een duveltje-in-een-doosje. Heel Junky's persoonlijkheid en alles wat hij voor Horty vertegenwoordigde, lag in zijn ogen. Die ogen schenen geslepen te zijn in de vorm van diamanten uit een soort glas-in-lood, waardoor ze een eigenaardig complex licht uitstraalden in zelfs het meest schemerige vertrek. Horty was er vaak van overtuigd geweest dat die ogen uit zichzelf licht gaven, hoewel hij dat nooit met zekerheid had kunnen zeggen...

Acht meesterwerkjes uit de science-fiction literatuur Inhoud: - Fata morgana - Clifford D. Simak - 'Arena' - Fredric Brown - Sam Hall - Poul Anderson - Wie de waarheid weer, wordt gek - Fredric Brown - Killdozer - Theodore Sturgeon - Een sprankje groen - Fedric Brown - Bruggehoofd - Clifford D. Simak - Want ik ben een naijverig God - Lester del Rey

4 stories of unique adventure...from interplanetary intrigue to our own planet's possible tomorrows.4 top writers - Sturgeon, MacDonald, Cartmill, Tubb - in a brand-new collection of fine science-fiction.Dimension 4 is a window on a weird and wonderful new dimension in reading.Contents:"Won't You Walk..." • (1956) • novelette by Theodore Sturgeon Sense of Proportion • (1958) • novelette by E. C. Tubb Trojan Horse Laugh • (1949) • novelette by John D. MacDonald Some Day We'll Find You • (1942) • novella by Cleve Cartmill

This collection, including the famous "Abreaction" and "Like Young", shows Sturgeon at the peak of his mastery of mind and heart expanding story telling. * "Need" (1960) * "Abreaction" (1948) * "Nightmare Island" (1941) * "Largo" (1947) * "The Bones" (1943) * "Like Young" (1960)Cover Artist: Tom Hallman

In a futuristic world called Ledom, Charlie Johns grapples with a society where traditional concepts of gender and sexuality have vanished, replaced by a harmonious existence free from violence and societal strife. Technology has resolved fundamental human issues such as hunger and pollution, creating a utopia that challenges Charlie's understanding of identity and relationships. Theodore Sturgeon's work explores these themes, offering a thought-provoking vision of a civilization unburdened by gender dynamics.

In this genre-bending novel—among the first to have launched sci-fi into the arena of literature—one of the great imaginers of the twentieth century tells a story as mind-blowing as any controlled substance and as affecting as a glimpse into a stranger's soul. There's Lone, the simpleton who can hear other people's thoughts and make a man blow his brains out just by looking at him. There's Janie, who moves things without touching them, and there are the teleporting twins, who can travel ten feet or ten miles. There's Baby, who invented an antigravity engine while still in the cradle, and Gerry, who has everything it takes to run the world except for a conscience. Separately, they are talented freaks. Together, they compose a single organism that may represent the next step in evolution, and the final chapter in the history of the human race. As the protagonists of More Than Human struggle to find out who they are and whether they are meant to help humanity or destroy it, Theodore Sturgeon explores questions of power and morality, individuality and belonging, with suspense, pathos, and a lyricism rarely seen in science fiction. Winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and International Fantasy Awards