The Dosadi Experiment — Herbert 1977 Putnam 1st Ed
$68.00
Frank Herbert's The Dosadi Experiment (Putnam, 1977) — first edition hardcover in dust jacket. ConSentiency universe sequel to Whipping Star.
The Dosadi Experiment — Herbert 1977 Putnam 1st Ed
$68.00
Frank Herbert's The Dosadi Experiment (Putnam, 1977) — first edition hardcover in dust jacket. ConSentiency universe sequel to Whipping Star.
Friday — Heinlein, Holt Rinehart 1982
$14.00
Friday by Robert A. Heinlein — 1982 Book Club Edition hardcover with Powers jacket art. Nebula and Hugo nominee. VG/VG+.
Friday — Heinlein, Holt Rinehart 1982
$14.00
Friday by Robert A. Heinlein — 1982 Book Club Edition hardcover with Powers jacket art. Nebula and Hugo nominee. VG/VG+.
Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.
Galaxy Science Fiction (March 1970) Vintage pulp magazine unread
$27.00
This March 1970 issue of *Galaxy Science Fiction* features the first publication of Harlan Ellison's novella "The Region Between," complete with distinctive graphic typography and layout designed by Jack Gaughan. The issue also includes the conclusion of Robert Silverberg's acclaimed novel "Downward to the Earth" alongside contributions from Vaughn Bodé and Leo P. Kelley. It remains a key collectible digest from the late New Wave era of American science fiction publishing.
Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.
Analog Science Fiction Science Fact (November 1970) Vintage unread pulp magazine
$16.00
Published during the 40th Anniversary year of *Analog*, this November 1970 issue highlights short works and serialized fiction from foundational modern sci-fi authors. Featuring Keith Laumer's novelette "The Plague" alongside contributions from Vernor Vinge, Gordon R. Dickson, and Robert Chilson, it exemplifies the editorial standards set by John W. Campbell. Accompanied by cover art from iconic genre artist Kelly Freas, this issue is a valuable piece of vintage pulp history.
Keith Laumer “The Big Show” Vintage Paperback 1972
$26.00
Keith Laumer's The Big Show — six tales including the Bolo story 'A Relic of War.' First Ace edition, 1972. VG+/NF.
Keith Laumer “The Big Show” Vintage Paperback 1972
$26.00
Keith Laumer's The Big Show — six tales including the Bolo story 'A Relic of War.' First Ace edition, 1972. VG+/NF.
Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth “Search the Sky” First Edition Vintage Paperback 1954
$30.00
A classic satirical space voyage written by the legendary powerhouse duo of Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth. This novel explores a declining galactic empire where isolated colony planets have devolved into bizarre, dysfunctional societies. Featuring a brilliantly surreal cover by Richard Powers, this is a cornerstone piece of mid-century social science fiction.
Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth “Search the Sky” First Edition Vintage Paperback 1954
$30.00
A classic satirical space voyage written by the legendary powerhouse duo of Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth. This novel explores a declining galactic empire where isolated colony planets have devolved into bizarre, dysfunctional societies. Featuring a brilliantly surreal cover by Richard Powers, this is a cornerstone piece of mid-century social science fiction.
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Count Zero by William Gibson — Ace SF 1st PB 1987
$30.00
Count Zero by William Gibson (Ace Science Fiction, 1987) -- first paperback edition of the cyberpunk classic, second novel in the Sprawl Trilogy after Neuromancer.
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Count Zero by William Gibson — Ace SF 1st PB 1987
$30.00
Count Zero by William Gibson (Ace Science Fiction, 1987) -- first paperback edition of the cyberpunk classic, second novel in the Sprawl Trilogy after Neuromancer.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.
James MacCreigh (Frederik Pohl), Robert A. Heinlein, Leslie Charteris “Thrilling Wonder Stories, October 1947”
$23.00
This landmark Golden Age science fiction pulp magazine features the first appearance of Robert A. Heinlein's famous novelette "Jerry Is a Man." This sought-after issue also includes Frederik Pohl's "Donovan Had a Dream" (written under his James MacCreigh pseudonym) and Leslie Charteris’s "The Darker Drink." Complete with iconic, mind-bending interior illustrations by Virgil Finlay and a sensational cover by Earle Bergey, this is a spectacular artifact of mid-century speculative fiction history.
Andre Norton “Galactic Derelict” Vintage Paperback 1959
$15.00
An essential piece of mid-century space opera history, Andre Norton’s *Galactic Derelict* is the thrilling second installment of her celebrated *Forerunner* series. Blending archaeological mystery with cosmic exploration, this vintage paperback features stunning cover art and showcases Norton's pioneer status as one of the definitive queens of early science fiction. A must-have for classic sci-fi collectors and enthusiasts of golden-age planetary romance.
Andre Norton “Galactic Derelict” Vintage Paperback 1959
$15.00
An essential piece of mid-century space opera history, Andre Norton’s *Galactic Derelict* is the thrilling second installment of her celebrated *Forerunner* series. Blending archaeological mystery with cosmic exploration, this vintage paperback features stunning cover art and showcases Norton's pioneer status as one of the definitive queens of early science fiction. A must-have for classic sci-fi collectors and enthusiasts of golden-age planetary romance.
Otis Adelbert Kline “The Outlaws of Mars” Vintage Paperback 1961
$18.00
Otis Adelbert Kline’s thrilling *The Outlaws of Mars* remains a high watermark in the classic planetary romance tradition popularized by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Originally serialized in *Argosy Weekly* in 1933, this planetary adventure delivers mind-swapping, exotic alien beasts, and high-stakes swordplay on the Red Planet. This incredibly clean copy is ideal for collectors of vintage Martian sci-fi and classic mid-century paperbacks.
Otis Adelbert Kline “The Outlaws of Mars” Vintage Paperback 1961
$18.00
Otis Adelbert Kline’s thrilling *The Outlaws of Mars* remains a high watermark in the classic planetary romance tradition popularized by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Originally serialized in *Argosy Weekly* in 1933, this planetary adventure delivers mind-swapping, exotic alien beasts, and high-stakes swordplay on the Red Planet. This incredibly clean copy is ideal for collectors of vintage Martian sci-fi and classic mid-century paperbacks.
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A.E. van Vogt “The Voyage of the Space Beagle” Vintage Paperback 1981
$19.00
A.E. van Vogt's foundational science fiction fix-up novel, *The Voyage of the Space Beagle*, famously served as a primary inspiration for legendary sci-fi franchises like *Alien* and *Star Trek*. Following the journey of the scientific vessel *Beagle* through deep space, the crew must rely on "Nexialism"—the integration of all scientific disciplines—to survive terrifying encounters with hostile cosmic entities. This gorgeous 1981 Timescape edition.
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A.E. van Vogt “The Voyage of the Space Beagle” Vintage Paperback 1981
$19.00
A.E. van Vogt's foundational science fiction fix-up novel, *The Voyage of the Space Beagle*, famously served as a primary inspiration for legendary sci-fi franchises like *Alien* and *Star Trek*. Following the journey of the scientific vessel *Beagle* through deep space, the crew must rely on "Nexialism"—the integration of all scientific disciplines—to survive terrifying encounters with hostile cosmic entities. This gorgeous 1981 Timescape edition.
Groff Conklin (Editor) “Operation Future” Vintage Paperback 1955
$16.00
Edited by the legendary anthologist Groff Conklin, *Operation Future* is a monumental mid-century science fiction compilation featuring seventeen stories and two short novels by the genre's founding giants. This vintage collection showcases stellar early works by Isaac Asimov, Theodore Sturgeon, Clifford D. Simak, and Murray Leinster, exploring the boundless frontiers of space travel, robotics, and telepathy. With its iconic cover art depicting a retro-futuristic lunar exploration, this paperbac
Groff Conklin (Editor) “Operation Future” Vintage Paperback 1955
$16.00
Edited by the legendary anthologist Groff Conklin, *Operation Future* is a monumental mid-century science fiction compilation featuring seventeen stories and two short novels by the genre's founding giants. This vintage collection showcases stellar early works by Isaac Asimov, Theodore Sturgeon, Clifford D. Simak, and Murray Leinster, exploring the boundless frontiers of space travel, robotics, and telepathy. With its iconic cover art depicting a retro-futuristic lunar exploration, this paperbac