Box 15
Contains 9 Results:
A Life for the Stars by James Blish, September 1962
Serial: part 1 of 2 parts. Illustrated by Schoenherr. Part of the Cities in Flight seires. Published as a novel in 1962 under the same title.
The Winds of Time by James H. Schmitz, September 1962
Novelette. Illustrated by Brotman. Published as a book by Aegypan in 2003 under the same title. Available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg.
Good Indian by Mack Reynolds, September 1962
Short story. Illustrated by Douglas. Appeared in the collected works [i]The Best of Mack Reynolds[/i], published in 1976 and [i]Compounded Interests[/i], published in 1983. Appeared in the anthologies [i]Analog 2[/i], edited by John W. Campbell, Jr., published in 1964 and [i]Analog Anthology[/i], edited by John W. Campbell, Jr., published in 1965.
The Professional Approach by Leonard Lockhard, September 1962
Short story. Illustratred by Schoenherr. Part of the Patent Office Series. Leonard Lockhard: pen-name used by Theodore L. Thomas Charles Leonard Harness. Text available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg. Available as an audio book on LibriVox.
Sorcerer's Apprentice by Christopher Anvil, September 1962
Short story. Illustrated by Brev. Appeared in the collected works [i]War Games[/i], published in 2008.
Beyond Pandora by Robert J. Martin, September 1962
Short story. Available as an ebook on Project Gutenberg. Available as an audio book on LibriVox:.
The First Science by Joseph F. Goodavage, MAFA, September 1962
Article.
Readers' Departments, September 1962
Volume LXX, No. 1. Published by Conde Nast Publications, 420 Lexington Ave., New York. Editor, John W. Campbell; assistant editor, Kay Tarrant; art director, Herbert Stoltz; business manager, Robert E. Park; advertising manager, Walter J. McBride; cover artist, Solonevich; illustrators, Schoenherr, Brotman, Douglas and Brev.
Analog Science Fact and Science Fiction, September 1962
Volume LXX, No. 1. Published by Conde Nast Publications, 420 Lexington Ave., New York. Editor, John W. Campbell; assistant editor, Kay Tarrant; art director, Herbert Stoltz; business manager, Robert E. Park; advertising manager, Walter J. McBride; cover artist, Solonevich; illustrators, Schoenherr, Brotman, Douglas and Brev.