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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of a novella, three novelets, ten short stories and a non-fiction article. Featured are Crocodile Rock by Lucius Shepard (novella), Darkrose and Diamond by Ursula K Le Guin (novelet), A Hero of The Empire by Robert Silverberg (novelet), The Happiest Day of Her Life by Kate Wilhelm (novelet), Macs by Terry Bisson (short story), Objects of Desire in the Mirror are Closer Than They Appear by Harlan Ellison (short story), How Heather Moon Kept My Life From Getting Completely Fouled Up Again by Ron Goulart (short story), New York Vignette by Theodore Sturgeon (short story), Fish In A Barrel by Jonathan Carroll (short story), The Shrine for Lost Children by Poul Anderson (short story), The Dynasters by Howard Waldrop (short story), Kenny by Robert Sheckley (short story), A Fish Story by Gene Wolfe (short story), Acceptance Speech by Carol Emshewiller (short story) and A (Real?) Writer - Homage to Ted Sturgeon by Judith Merril (non-fiction). Slight edge wear. In Near Fine Condition.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Paperback. Binding sound, text clean. Some shelfwear to covers (slight cover creases). Small stain on title page. Serviceable condition. Book.

Magazine. Condition: Very Good Plus. [JOURNALISM]. Ed. Jonathan Sturgeon. Contributors: Barbara Ehrenreich, William Powhida, Lydia Millet, Terrance Hayes, Jessica Loudis, et al. "The Baffler, No. 38, Mar / Apr 2018, "Holy Orders." New York: The Baffler Foundation, 2018. English language. Perfect-bound magazine. Text with full-color illustrations. 9 1/2 x 6 3/4 inches. 9 oz. 136 pp. Text clean. No issues. With subscription advert insert. Very Good Plus. ISSN: 1059-9789. "Baffler 38 presents an eclectic array of musings on the cults, sects, and holy orders populating the cybernated badlands and civic swamps of our accursed epoch. From Barbara Ehrenreich on the agonizing postmodern asceticism that is fitness culture, to Ann Neumann on the Mexican folk idol who?s been conscripted into the drug wars, we?re tipping the innumerable, and often unchallenged, sacred cows of the Trump era. Jessica Loudis travels all the way to Georgia to investigate a new wave of Stalin nostalgia, while Bruce Bartlett pines for a Republican Party actually invested in economics. Eugene McCarraher scrutinizes the deranged doctrines of Ayn Rand, chief theologian of the neoliberal church of capital, and Jeff Hauser takes on a cult of fundamentalist political scientists bent on predicting us into oblivion.". …

Magazine. Condition: Very Good Minus. [JOURNALISM]. Ed. Jonathan Sturgeon. Contributors: Sarah Jaffe, Andrei Codrescu, George Scialabba, Keisha N. Blain, Simon Balto, Regina Derieva, et al. New York: The Baffler Foundation, INC., 2021. English language. Perfect-bound magazine. Text with full-color illustrations. 9 3/4 x 6 3/4 inches. 10 oz. 136 pp. Wear and use on wrappers. Text clean. Very Good Minus. ISSN: 1059-9789. "Baffler 57 takes its title, 'Movements and Campaigns,' from Richard Rorty in Dissent. Is it better, his question went, to complete discrete projects in solidarity with individual interest groups, or to focus our energies on 'building a movement?' In other words, how do we pick up the pieces and prevent the current global disaster from being used to further exploit us? And how do we make sure that we get what we need to survive the next one?".…