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SingleIssueMagazine. Condición: Good to Very Good-. Vol. 12, No. 4. Edited by Anthony Boucherl. Cover art by Nuetzell. Includes "Anthropological Note" (short novelet) by Murray Leinster; "The Little Witch of Elm Street" by Margaret Clingerman; "We Move on Turning Stone" (verse) by Leah Bodine Drake; "QRM" by Richard Wilson; "The By-Product of Science Fiction" (article) by Isaac Asimov; "The Girls on Channel N" by Bob Ottum; "Little Jimmy" by Lester del Rey; "Masters of the Metropolis" by Randall Garrett & Lin Carter; "The Status Quo Peddlers" by G. C. Edmondson; "Recommended Reading" (department); "License" (novelet) by Poul Anderson; "Second Prize" by John Novotny; "Didn't He Ramble" by Chad Oliver; "Saturnian Celia" by Horace Walpole. Tanning; creasing; short tear at heel; minor roll; glued added between pages 90 & 91. Book. …

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SingleIssueMagazine. Condición: Very Good. Vol. 12, No. 4. Edited by Anthony Boucherl. Cover art by Nuetzell. Includes "Anthropological Note" (short novelet) by Murray Leinster; "The Little Witch of Elm Street" by Margaret Clingerman; "We Move on Turning Stone" (verse) by Leah Bodine Drake; "QRM" by Richard Wilson; "The By-Product of Science Fiction" (article) by Isaac Asimov; "The Girls on Channel N" by Bob Ottum; "Little Jimmy" by Lester del Rey; "Masters of the Metropolis" by Randall Garrett & Lin Carter; "The Status Quo Peddlers" by G. C. Edmondson; "Recommended Reading" (department); "License" (novelet) by Poul Anderson; "Second Prize" by John Novotny; "Didn't He Ramble" by Chad Oliver; "Saturnian Celia" by Horace Walpole. Tanning; stress; 1/4" loss at spine heel; corner wear; minor rear cover soil; minor creasing, scuffs and dings. Book.…

SingleIssueMagazine. Condición: Very Good+. Vol. 12, No. 4. Edited by Anthony Boucherl. Cover art by Nuetzell. Includes "Anthropological Note" (short novelet) by Murray Leinster; "The Little Witch of Elm Street" by Margaret Clingerman; "We Move on Turning Stone" (verse) by Leah Bodine Drake; "QRM" by Richard Wilson; "The By-Product of Science Fiction" (article) by Isaac Asimov; "The Girls on Channel N" by Bob Ottum; "Little Jimmy" by Lester del Rey; "Masters of the Metropolis" by Randall Garrett & Lin Carter; "The Status Quo Peddlers" by G. C. Edmondson; "Recommended Reading" (department); "License" (novelet) by Poul Anderson; "Second Prize" by John Novotny; "Didn't He Ramble" by Chad Oliver; "Saturnian Celia" by Horace Walpole. Tanning; short tear at heel; minor roll, creasing and edgewear. Book. …

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SingleIssueMagazine. Condición: Very Good+ to Near Fine. Vol. 12, No. 4. Edited by Anthony Boucherl. Cover art by Nuetzell. Includes "Anthropological Note" (short novelet) by Murray Leinster; "The Little Witch of Elm Street" by Margaret Clingerman; "We Move on Turning Stone" (verse) by Leah Bodine Drake; "QRM" by Richard Wilson; "The By-Product of Science Fiction" (article) by Isaac Asimov; "The Girls on Channel N" by Bob Ottum; "Little Jimmy" by Lester del Rey; "Masters of the Metropolis" by Randall Garrett & Lin Carter; "The Status Quo Peddlers" by G. C. Edmondson; "Recommended Reading" (department); "License" (novelet) by Poul Anderson; "Second Prize" by John Novotny; "Didn't He Ramble" by Chad Oliver; "Saturnian Celia" by Horace Walpole. Minor flaws; tanning. Book.…

Hardback. Condición: New. Writers in Whites is the untold story of cricket's influential role inLondon's literary world, from the 1880s to the 1960s. PG Wodehouse used his cricket-playing to launch his writing career. JM Barrie modelled the pirates in Peter Pan after his cricket teammates. Arthur Conan Doyle named Sherlock Holmes after a cricketer he'd played against. They all belonged to a network of cricket-playing writers, who collectively left a permanent legacy on English culture. Their teams went by various names, but most often they called themselves the Authors. Based on a wealth of new research, The Literary Cricketers tells the story of this group, from Jerome K. Jerome via Evelyn Waugh to Michael Morpurgo.It wasn't simply that lots of important writers happened to like playing cricket together. The of playing for the Authors influenced their careers and their writings - both through networking opportunities and by helping to shape their cultural outlook. The literary cricketers weathered scandals and ferocious culture wars, but they also wrote numerous memoirs describing their antics on and around the cricket field.T he Literary Cricketers draws on their books and unpublished letters, letting these men narrate, in their own words, how literary cricket played a key role in their lives.The full story - which provides a fresh way of viewing English cultural history from the 1880s to the1960s - has never been told before. Literary cricket played a role in the rise of mass literature before theFirst World War, and in rallying resistance to the Modernists in interwar London. It also drew in some ofthe great names of twentieth-century Test cricket, such as CB Fry, Douglas Jardine, Learie Constantine ,Len Hutton and Richie Benaud as well as cricket writers and reporters such as EV Lucas, Neville Cardus, EW Swanton and Henry Blofeld.…

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Condición: As New. Paperback is new. Has slight shelf wear on the corners of the cover. Free tracking.

Paperback. Condición: NEW. Like new. Original 1969 publication (not a reprint); 8.5x11" gray softcover; pages punched for 3-ring binder; 200pp. OVERSIZE. **We provide professional service and individual attention to your order, daily shipments, and sturdy packaging. FREE TRACKING ON ALL SHIPMENTS WITHIN USA.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Writers in Whites is the untold story of crickets influential role inLondons literary world, from the 1880s to the 1960s. PG Wodehouse used his cricket-playing to launch his writing career. JM Barrie modelled the pirates in Peter Pan after his cricket teammates. Arthur Conan Doyle named Sherlock Holmes after a cricketer he'd played against. They all belonged to a network of cricket-playing writers, who collectively left a permanent legacy on English culture. Their teams went by various names, but most often they called themselves the Authors. Based on a wealth of new research, The Literary Cricketers tells the story of this group, from Jerome K. Jerome via Evelyn Waugh to Michael Morpurgo.It wasn't simply that lots of important writers happened to like playing cricket together. The of playing for the Authors influenced their careers and their writings - both through networking opportunities and by helping to shape their cultural outlook. The literary cricketers weathered scandals and ferocious culture wars, but they also wrote numerous memoirs describing their antics on and around the cricket field.T he Literary Cricketers draws on their books and unpublished letters, letting these men narrate, in their own words, how literary cricket played a key role in their lives.The full story - which provides a fresh way of viewing English cultural history from the 1880s to the1960s - has never been told before. Literary cricket played a role in the rise of mass literature before theFirst World War, and in rallying resistance to the Modernists in interwar London. It also drew in some ofthe great names of twentieth-century Test cricket, such as CB Fry, Douglas Jardine, Learie Constantine ,Len Hutton and Richie Benaud as well as cricket writers and reporters such as EV Lucas, Neville Cardus, EW Swanton and Henry Blofeld. The Literary Cricketers is the untold story of cricket's central role in a slice of London's literary world, from the 1880s to the 1960s. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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First Edition. DORSAI! in Astounding Science Fiction for May, June & July, 1959, first edition, 3 volumes complete, very good to very good plus in full color pictorial wraps. Published in 1960 in book format by Ace as THE GENETIC GENERAL. Also contains original works by Frank Herbert, Chad Oliver, Mack Reynolds, Randall Garrett, A. J. Budrys, Isaac Asimov, et.al The first Dorsai novel. …

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Paperback. Condición: Good. First Edition. Pulp Press, 1982; no additional printings indicated; 293pp. Edited and translated with historical introduction by Margaret Randall. Poems by 25 Cuban women. In Spanish, with English translation on facing page. Spine is uncreased, binding tight and sturdy; text also very good; moderate amount of rubbing to wraps, light wear to edges of wraps; previous owner inscription on front end page. Ships same or next business day from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota. …

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - BOOK TWO OF THE CRYP'LAR SERIES The year is 2320.Five years after the discovery of alien life on Mars, humanity prepares its defences for the return of the Cryp'lar. The United Colonial Governments have expanded their reach to the newly-occupied mining colony of Gambit. As a massive fleet of starships approach the colony, PALM's soldiers must become the first line of defence for an alien invasion.Michael Ruwan continues his research into the Cryp'lar on Earth, and when news reaches him of their return, he fears the worst for the survival of humanity. With an army of allies at his side, Ruwan hopes to stop a full-scale war with the Cryp'lar before it begins.Kuel'lar Shan commands one of the most renowned fleets in the Cryp'lar Empire, invading countless worlds to harvest their resources. Arriving in the Sol system, Kuel'lar warns humanity that if they do not serve him, he shall deliver their destruction throughout the colonies. Edwards, Tom (ilustrador).…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - BOOK ONE OF THE CRYP'LAR SERIES The year is 2315. Michael Ruwan is an exobiologist who spends most of his time on projects away from Earth. It has been years since his latest discovery and his recognition has dwindled. Ruwan now aims to regain his popularity through the discovery of sentient life, and when fading stars suggest alien involvement, he partners with a young astronomer in hopes of a breakthrough. As the two scientists research a dying star cluster, Ruwan is called away for a mission with the Planetary and Lunar Military. When an unknown ship crashes on Mars, he must join a squad of elite soldiers to navigate the Red Planet and retrieve the ship, or be hunted by a deadly warrior and fall victim to his greatest discovery. Edwards, Tom (ilustrador).…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Writers in Whites is the untold story of cricket's influential role in London's literary world, from the 1880s to the 1960s. PG Wodehouse used his cricket-playing to launch his writing career. JM Barrie modelled the pirates in Peter Pan after his cricket teammates. Arthur Conan Doyle named Sherlock Holmes after a cricketer he'd played against. They all belonged to a network of cricket-playing writers, who collectively left a permanent legacy on English culture.Their teams went by various names, but most often they called themselves the Authors. Based on a wealth of new research, Writers in Whites tells the story of this group, from Jerome K. Jerome via Evelyn Waugh to Michael Morpurgo. It wasn't simply that lots of important writers happened to like playing cricket together. The very act of playing for the Authors influenced their careers and their writings - both through networking opportunities and by helping to shape their cultural outlook. The literary cricketersweathered scandals and ferocious culture wars, but they also wrote numerous memoirs describing their antics on and around the cricket field.Writers in Whites draws on their books and unpublished letters, letting these men narrate, in their own words, how literary cricket played a key role in their lives. The full story - which provides a fresh way of viewing English cultural history from the 1880s to the 1960s - has never been told before. Literary cricket played a role in the rise of mass literature before the First World War, and in rallying resistance to the Modernists in interwar London. It also drew in some of the great names of twentieth-century Test cricket, such as CB Fry, Douglas Jardine, Learie Constantine, Len Hutton and Richie Benaud as well as cricket writers and reporters such as EV Lucas, Neville Cardus, EW Swanton and Henry Blofeld. …

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