Keith Laumer “Envoy to New Worlds” Vintage Hardcover 1960
$17.00
The very first book to introduce the iconic interstellar diplomat Jame Retief to the science fiction public. Keith Laumer draws on his own real-world diplomatic experience to craft a sharp, action-packed satire of international relations set against a colorful galactic backdrop. This classic Ace Books edition is a must-have first-in-series volume for vintage sci-fi collectors.
Keith Laumer “Envoy to New Worlds” Vintage Hardcover 1960
$17.00
The very first book to introduce the iconic interstellar diplomat Jame Retief to the science fiction public. Keith Laumer draws on his own real-world diplomatic experience to craft a sharp, action-packed satire of international relations set against a colorful galactic backdrop. This classic Ace Books edition is a must-have first-in-series volume for vintage sci-fi collectors.
Robert Sheckley Shards of Space 1962 Vintage Paperback
$13.00
First Bantam edition of Sheckley's eleven-story satirical sci-fi. Surrealist cover by Richard Powers. Bantam J2443, original 40¢ price.
Robert Sheckley Shards of Space 1962 Vintage Paperback
$13.00
First Bantam edition of Sheckley's eleven-story satirical sci-fi. Surrealist cover by Richard Powers. Bantam J2443, original 40¢ price.
Frederik Pohl “Midas World” Vintage Paperback 1984
$14.00
Frederik Pohl's *Midas World* is a satirical masterpiece of science fiction that brilliantly skewers consumerism and economic absurdity. In a future of limitless fusion energy where robots produce everything, humanity faces a bizarre crisis: the lower classes are forced into frantic consumption to keep the economy afloat, while only the ultra-wealthy can afford a simple, uncluttered lifestyle.
Frederik Pohl “Midas World” Vintage Paperback 1984
$14.00
Frederik Pohl's *Midas World* is a satirical masterpiece of science fiction that brilliantly skewers consumerism and economic absurdity. In a future of limitless fusion energy where robots produce everything, humanity faces a bizarre crisis: the lower classes are forced into frantic consumption to keep the economy afloat, while only the ultra-wealthy can afford a simple, uncluttered lifestyle.