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The plot is so incredulous, its a fun read.Plot: Executive officer accidently kills CO and him and 5 others decide to take over nuclear sub. Rest of crew go along. Perks: Booze, money and strippers (then actresses and then attempted college girls with specified measurements) aboard the Pirate sub.Govt. Soln: Cave to demands. Vet the other officers in the top ranks for strong family and religious ties (ie. booze, bucks and broads).Further plot development? A right-wing evangelical xtn, CO of an AIr Force Nuclear Base takes *it* over (Nuclear Crusaders) with his demands of banning the aforementioned three.Govt soln so far: Caves to that!Does Roshwald believe most military are without backbone or morals??? The guy running the nuclear reactor of the sub goes along so he can create the ultimate artistic strip-tease? Another for Booze? The Air Force group follows the CO after a religious rant? And this was written in '62, pre-Jim Jones.Names names. Admiral Smite? Actress May Chewy? Suzy McKiss. Lolita de Honey. Nice:)--well hey that was a powerful small story!

An anthology of twelve short stories, first published by Penguin Books August 1963.The cover shows Small Worlds I (Kleine Welten I, 1922) by Wassily Kandinsky, atthe Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.• Gordon R Dickson : The Monkey Wrench• Howard Fast : The First Men• Alan E Nourse : Counterfeit• Tom Godwin : The Greater Thing• Howard Schoenfeld : Build Up Logically• William Tenn : The Liberation of Earth• Harry Harrison : An Alien Agony• Frederik Pohl : The Tunnel Under the World• Robert Scheckley : The Store of the Worlds• Isaac Asimov : Jokester• Robert Abernathy : Pyramid• Arthur C Clarke : The Forgotten Enemy

Chandler has remembered what many writers forget: that human beings travelling in space will not necessarily shed human characteristics; they will still place undue importance on minor details - for instance, a cuff link. So he produces a tale of cunning simplicity- Brian Aldiss

Hugo and Nebula Award-winning Poul Anderson tells a breathtaking tale of Earth. Immortal humans take to the skies to travel to the stars and galaxies in a great space adventure.

Eleven tales of fantasy and science fiction by: Lester Del Ray

an anthology of science fiction stories edited by Raymond J. Healy and J. Francis McComas and published in 1946. When it was re-released in 1966 by Ballantine Books, Analog book reviewer Lester del Rey referred to it as a book he often gave to people in order to turn them onto the genre. It is now once again out of print.

Here is second volume of superbly imaginative stories selected from the famous anthology, Adventures In Time and Space. Brilliant explorations into the future.

---___A VERY PERSONAL NOVEL OF ARMAGEDDON___--- "An Ace Science Fiction Special [1] 94200" cover art by: Diane and Leo Dillon

What If Vol 1 Stories That Should Have Won the HugoAuthor: Richard A. Lupoff (Editor)Lupoff's selection of the stories that should have won Hugos, but didn't. Back in the 60s and 70s writer Richard A. Lupoff knew his SF. He knew it so well he put out a book called WHAT IF?. What if some circumstances in real history were different, politics in SF etc, thus the stories enclosed could have won the Hugo award.  Lupoff considers only stories from the start of the award period for the Hugos. Within this he describes the state of SF as having started mainly as a pulp magazine genre and the ups and downs and the start and failure of multitudes of SF magazines on through to 1952. He also gives some background on the magazine Astounding Tales and particularly of its editor John Campbell. Here it is, the first volume in the WHAT IF? series, personally introduced by Richard A. Lupoff.Contents:Introduction: Earned glory (What If?, Vol 1: Stories That Should Have Won the Hugo) (1980) • essay by Richard A. Lupoff1952 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • Firewater! (1952) / novella by William Tenn1953 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • Four in One (1953) / novelette by Damon Knight1954 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • The Golden Helix (1954) / novella by Theodore Sturgeon1955 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts (1955) / shortstory by Shirley Jackson1956 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • The Man Who Came Early (1956) / novelette by Poul Anderson1957 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • The Mile-Long Spaceship (1957) / shortstory by Kate Wilhelm1958 • essay by Richard A. Lupoff • Two Dooms (1958) /novella by C. M. Kornbluth

Introduction and story comments by Donald A. Wollheim. Includes: Child of the Sun, by Leigh Brackett; Sunrise on Mercury, by Robert Silverberg; By the Name of Man, by John Brunner; The Red Death of Mars, by Robert Moore Williams; The Planet of Doubt, by Stanley G. Weinbaum; and Tiger by the Tail, by Poul Anderson.

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1. Harry Potter -kirja englanniksi. Edullinen lähettää Pieni Helposti-kuoressa (tai ulkomaillekin, kevyt).

Tekijä:Kuortti, Aatami, 1903- Nimeke:Kirkossa, keskitysleirissä, korvessa / Aatami Kuortti. Kieli:suomi Julkaistu:Helsinki : Suomen luterilainen evankeliumiyhdistys, 1964. Ulkoasu:328 s. : kuv. Huomautus:Lisäpainokset: 2. p. 1965. UDK-luokitus:894.541 -3

Nykyposti 1988 nr 10, sis. mm. seur. artikkelit / kuvat / mainokset; Suomen kaunein poliisipartio, Saila Saarinen Tupla-Uunon elokuvan missi, Eugen Malmsten Jazz iski minuun kuin tauti, Tuija "Tuikku" Piepponen kuopion Peppi Pitkätossu, Sonja Lumme, Lea Laven yllätyshäidensä jälkeen, katso kuvista sisältö tarkemmin.<br/><br/>22 x 29 cm.

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