Box 16
Contains 82 Results:
Subjectivity by Norman Spinrad, January 1964
See What I Mean! by John Brunner, January 1964
Short story. Illustrated by John Schoenherr. Appeared in the collected works [i]Out of My Mind[/i], publsihed in 1967, reissued in 1980 under the title [i]Out of My Mind/Web of Everywhere[/i].
Dune World by Frank Herbert, January 1964
Serial: part 2 of 3 parts. Illustrated by John Schoenherr. Part of the Dune Series.
Readers' Departments, January 1964
Volume LXXII, No. 5. Published by Conde Nast Publications, Inc., 420 Lexington Ave., New York. Editor, John W. Campbell; asistant editor, Kay Tarrant; art director, Herbert S. Stoltz; business manager, Robert E. Park; advertising manager, Walter J. McBride; illustrators, John Schoenherr and Leo Summers. Cover is a photograph of polarized light coming through a microthin slice of the meteorite which fell near Nakla Egypt in 1911. Ralph A. Hall, M.D., photographer.
Analog Science Fact & Science Fiction, February 1964
Volume LXXII, No. 6. Published by Conde Nast Publications, Inc., 420 Lexington Ave., New York. Editor, John W. Campbell; asistant editor, Kay Tarrant; art director, Herbert S. Stoltz; business manager, Robert E. Park; advertising manager, Walter J. McBride; cover artist, John Schoenherr; illustrators, John Schoenherr and Michael Arndt.
Secondary Meteorites by Ralph A. Hall, M.D., February 1964
Science Fact article: part 2 of 2 parts.
Names for Space Plants by John Becker, February 1964
Science Fact article.
The Permanent Implosion by Dean McLaughlin, February 1964
Novelette. Illustrated by Michael Arndt. Appeared in the collected works [i]Hawk Among the Sparrows: There Science Fiction Novellas[/i], published in 1976 (reissued in 2001). Appeared in the anthologies [i]Analog 4[/i], edited by John W. Campbell, publsihed in 1966; [i]The Permanent Implosion[/i], edited by John W. Campbell, published in 1970; and [i]Analog: The Best of Science Fiction[/i], published in 1985.
Crackpots, Inc. by Richard L. Davis, February 1964
Short story. Illustrated by leo Summers.
Rx for Chaos by Christopher Anvil, February 1964
Short story. Illustrated by John Schoenherr. Appeared in the collected works [i]Rx for Chaos[/i], published in 2009.