Wallace James Garrett (4 results)

Condition: Very Good. : Sumérgete en una colección imprescindible de la literatura estadounidense con 'Fifty Best American Short Stories'. Esta antología reúne obras maestras de cincuenta de los autores más destacados de Estados Unidos, ofreciendo una visión panorámica de la narrativa corta americana. Desde relatos conmovedores hasta historias llenas de ingenio, este volumen es un tesoro literario que celebra la diversidad y el talento de la escritura en Estados Unidos. EAN: 9780517603543 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Literatura y Ficción Título: Fifty Best American Short Stories Autor: Martha Foley| Robert M. Coates| Wilbur Daniel Steele| Lawrence Sargent Hall| Ernest Hemingway| Elsie Singmaster| William Saroyan| Augusta Wallace Lyons| James Thurber| William Faulkner| John Stewart Carter| Jesse Stuart| Willa Cather| George P. Garrett| Bernard Malamud| John Cheever| Ray Bradbury| Philip A. Roth| Sherwood Anderson| John Steinbeck| Thomas Wolfe| John Updike| F. Scott Fitzgerald| Tennessee Williams| William Eastlake| James Agee| Theodore Dreiser| Joyce Carol Oates| Richard Wright| H. W. Blattner| Frank Butler| Hortense Calisher| James Baldwin| Lionel Trilling| Ring Lardner| Shirley Jackson| William March| Paul Horgan| Tillie Olsen| Irwin Shaw| Kay Boyle| Walter Van Tilburg Clark| Jean Stafford| Elliott, George P.| Pietro Di Donato| Tess Slesinger| Nancy Hale Editorial: Random House Value Publishing Idioma: en Páginas: 814 Formato: tapa dura.…

Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. 162 pp. Digest format. Light wear. Cover art by H. R. van Dongen; interior drawings by Ed Emsh, Kelly Freas and H. R. van Dongen. This issue contains: Novelettes: Critical Difference by Murray Leinster; Machine Complex by Randall Garrett; A Little Thing for the House by F. L. Wallace. Short Stories: Wild Modesty by Allen Lang; Tomb Tapper by James Blish. And Article: Island in the Sky by Robert S. Richardson; along with the usual features, including John W. Campbell's editorial: Thought Without Words; and reviews of The Return of the King - Tolkien, and Lord of the Flies - William Golding - by P. Schuyler Miller. Size: 12mo. H. R. van Dongen; Kelly Freas; Ed Emsh; (illustrator). Book.…

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Good Condition. Moderate wear. Binding fairly tight, pages age toned. Previous Owner's name marked inside. Dust Jacket is price-clipped with Moderate Wear. Pictures available upon request. Marsh, Reginald (illustrator).

Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. Near Fine - very sharp, for a 50s genre pulp. Astounding Science Fiction - July 1956, which includes the First Appearance of the semi-controversial 'Tomb Tapper", by James Blish. 12mo, illustrated perfect-bound wraps, 162 pp.; cover art by Van Dongen, interior black and white art by him as well as Kelly Freas and Emsh. Near Fine, truly, for a fifties pulp; complete spine with just a tiny touch at top (see spine scan; what appears on that scan to be scuffing is not that - its wrap-around from the cover art); interior pages do have the inevitable age-toning in publications of this type and era - but much more moderately so than in almost any others you'll likely see. Included(see contents scan) are pieces by, in addition to Blish, Murry Leinster, Randall Garrett, F.L. Wallace, Allen Lang, and Robert S. Richardson. Upon request, I can e-mail you a link to an article on the UFOlogy semi-controversy - such as it was - about Bliss' story is well-summarized. a piece entitled 'Roswell that Ends Well' by Dwayne A. Day (Tuesday, May 31, 2011), in which he debunks a piece by edgy journalist Annie Jacobsen "in which she claimed that children, perhaps as young as 13 years old and genetically or surgically altered by Nazi doctor Joseph Mengele, flew a Nazi "flying disk" into the United States as part of a plan by Joseph Stalin to cause mass panic of an alien invasion. The plane crashed in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947. The United States then engaged in unethical Mengele-like research at Area 51." One of the rumors that swirled for a while around this direction of speculation was the later-assumed-by-some possible basis in reality of James Blish's story 'Tomb Tapper (July 1956 issue of Astounding Science Fiction) was itself based on the (actual, in the story) U.S. search for a crashed advance tech craft by the Russians, in which the pilot was found to be not Russian, but… Not a viable speculation for most folks, but an interesting part of UFOlogy lore. Collectible, especially in this remarkable condition for the genre. Please review scans. Ships in stout protection, of course. L103.…