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Novelette. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Appeared in the anthologies [i]Cosmic Knights[/i], edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg and Charles G. Waugh, published in 1985; and [i]Magical World of Fantasy: Cosmic Knights[/i], edited by Martin H. Greenberg, Isaac Asimov and Charles G. Waugh, published in 1987. Available as an audio book on LibriVox. Available as a free e-book on Project Gutenberg.

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Short story. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Available as a free e-book on Project Gutenberg.

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Short story. Illustrated by leo Summers.

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Short story. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Appeared in the collected works [i]Eternal Frontier[/i], published in 2002. Available as a free e-book on Project Gutenberg.

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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.

Scope and Contents Short story. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Appeared in the anthologies [i]The 9th Annual of the Year's Best SF[/i], edited by Judith Merril, published in 1964; [i]TV:2000[u],[/u][/i] edited by Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg and Charles G. Waugh, publshed in 1967l [i]101 Science Fiction Stories[/i], edited by Martin H. Greenberg, Charles G. Waugh and Jenny-Lynn Waugh, published in 1986; and [i]100 Hair Raising Little Horror Stories[/i], edited by Al Sarrantonio and Martin H. Greenberg,...

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Novelette. Illustrated by Leo Summers.

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Short story. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Appeared in the collected works [i]War Games[/i] published in 2008.

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Special feature. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Leonard Lockhard: pen-name used by Theodore L. Thomas. Part of the Patent Office Series.

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Short novel. Illustrated by Leo Summers. Part of the Nicholas Van Rijn series. Appeared in the collected works [i]Trader to the Stars[/i], published in 1964 and [i]David Falkayn: Star Trader[/i], published in 2009. Appeared in the anthology [i]Tomorrow I[/i], edited by Robert Hoskins, published in 1971.