Box 15
Contains 82 Results:
The Ethical Engineer by Harry Harrison, August 1963
Serial: Conclusion. Illustrated by John Schoenherr. Part of the Deathworld 2 Series. Published as a novel in 2010 under the title [i]Deathworld II: The Ethical Engineer[/i].
Readers' Department, August 1963
Volume LXXI, No. 6. 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, John Schoenherr; illustrators, John Schoenherr and Leo Summers.
Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction, September 1963
Volume LXXII, No. 2. 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, Nat White; illustrators, George Schelling and Leo Summers.
Which Polaris Do You Mean? by Robert S. Richardson, September 1963
Science Fact article.
Industrial Revolution by Winston P. Sanders, September 1963
Short novel. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Winston Summers: pen-name used by Poul Anderson. Part of the Flying Mountains series. Available as a free ebook on Project Gutenberg.
The Thirst Quenchers by Rick Raphael, September 1963
Novelette. Illustrated by George Schelling. Appeared in the collected works [i]The Thirst Quenchers[/i], published in 1965 and [i]The Thirst Quenchers and Three Other Science Fiction Tales[/i], published in 2010. Available as a free e-book on Project Gutenberg.
The Last Straw by William J. Smith, September 1963
Short story. Illustrated by George Schelling. Availalbe as a free e-book on Project Gutenberg.
Chrono-Congrol by Frank A. Javor, September 1963
Short story. Illustrated by George Schelling.
Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction, June 1963
Volume LXXI, No. 4. 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, John Schoenherr; illustrators, John Schoenherr, George Schelling and Leo Summers.
The Big Fuel Fued by Harry B. Porter, June 1963
Science Fact article: part 1 of 2 parts.