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Short story. Illustrated by Emsh. Appeared in the collected works [i]The Third Eye[/i] (1968). Appeared in the anthologies [i]Second Galaxy Reader of Science Fiction[/i], H.L. Gold, ed. (1954) and [i]Galaxy Science Fiction Omnibus[/i], H.L. Gold, ed. (1955).

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Science Department article.

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Essay by the editor.

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Volume 6, Number 5. Published by Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 421 Hudson St., New York. Publisher, Robert Guinn; editor, H.L. Gold; science editor, Willy Ley; assistant editor, Evelyn Paige; art director, W.I. Van der Poel; production manager, Joan De Mario; cover artist, Mel Hunter; illustrators, Vidmer, Ashman, Balbalis, Emsh and Kossin.

Scope and Contents Book reviews of: [i]The Space Merchants[/i] by Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth;  [i]Flatland[/i] by Edwin A. Abbott; [i]The Golden Apples of the Sun[/i] by Ray Bradbury; [i]A Rocket Drive for Long Range Bombers[/i] by Eugen Sänger and Irene Bredt; [i]This Island Earth[/i] by Raymond F. Jones; [i]Mystery of the Third Mine[/i] by Robert W. Lowndes; [i]Rocket to Luna[/i] by Richard Marsten; [i]Battle on Mercury[/i] by Erik Van Lhin; [i]Vandals of the Void[/i] by Jack Vance; and [i]The...

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Volume 7, Number 1. Published by Galaxy Publishing Corporation, 421 Hudson Street, New York. Publisher, Robert Guinn; editor, H.L. Gold; science editor, Willy Ley; assistant editor, Evelyn Paige; art director, W.I. Van der Poel; production manager, Joan De Mario; cover artist, Emsh.

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Book-length novel: part 1 of 3. Illustrated by Emsh. Part of the Elijah Bailey/R. Daneel Alivaw Series. Published as a novel in 1954 under the same title.

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Novelet. Illustrated by Vidmer. Story aired on the radio program [i]X Minus One[/i] in 1957. Available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg.

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Short story. Illustrated by Burchard. Available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg.

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Short story. Illustrated by Burchard. G.A. Morris: Pen-name used by Katherine MacLean. Available as a free audio book on LibriVox. Availalbe as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg.