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50 Short Science Fiction Tales by Isaac Asimov; Groff Conklin; Poul Anderson; Alan Bloch; Anthony Boucher; Fredric Brown; T.P. Caravan; Cleve Cartmill; Peter Grainger; James Causey; Arthur C. Clarke; Mildred Clingerman; Roger Dee; Arthur Feldman; Jack Finney; Stuart Friedman; Edward Grendon; Donald A. Wollheim; Marion Gross; Robert A. Heinlein; Albert Hernhuter; H.B. Hickey; Wayland Hilton-Young; Damon Knight; C.M. Kornbluth; Fritz Leiber; Jack Lewis; John D. MacDonald; Avro Manhattan; Winston K. Marks; John P. McKnight; Lion Miller; Alan E. Nourse; Peter Phillips; Arthur Porges; Mack Reynolds; Frank M. Robinson; Edward G. Robles Jr.; Eric Frank Russell; James H. Schmitz; Howard Schoenfeld; Margaret St. Clair; Robert Sheckley; Walt Sheldon; Evelyn E. Smith; Will Stanton; Theodore Sturgeon; William Tenn; A.E. van Vogt; Ralph Williams; Alan Nelson is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

What is 50 Short Science Fiction Tales about?

**Fifty Exciting Experiences**You visit a world where Robots strain to remember the existence of the Men who created them; hear the tantalizingly brief report of a man who returns from a trip to the future; see the snake-armed Thing that emerges from the minds of the people who conjure it. You meet a souvenir hunter in the Thirtieth Century and a schoolgirl who tries to cope with the teaching methods of the Twenty-second Century. You share the terror of an astronaut in a “haunted” space suit and the dilemma of a wife whose husband knows a common chemical formula for destroying the earth. In short, you feel the impact, the originality, and the uncanny atmosphere created by these science fiction experts not once—but 50 times.**Fifty Short Science Fiction Tales** have been selected for their concise writing, and for punch lines that leave the reader “surprised, shocked, and delighted at the final sentence.” According to the editors, another important aspect of this literary form is “evocation of a background differing from our own.” Consequently, though some of the stories are just a page long, the reading experience is always excitingly unique.Wörter : 82637

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Author

Isaac Asimov; Groff Conklin; Poul Anderson; Alan Bloch; Anthony Boucher; Fredric Brown; T.P. Caravan; Cleve Cartmill; Peter Grainger; James Causey; Arthur C. Clarke; Mildred Clingerman; Roger Dee; Arthur Feldman; Jack Finney; Stuart Friedman; Edward Grendon; Donald A. Wollheim; Marion Gross; Robert A. Heinlein; Albert Hernhuter; H.B. Hickey; Wayland Hilton-Young; Damon Knight; C.M. Kornbluth; Fritz Leiber; Jack Lewis; John D. MacDonald; Avro Manhattan; Winston K. Marks; John P. McKnight; Lion Miller; Alan E. Nourse; Peter Phillips; Arthur Porges; Mack Reynolds; Frank M. Robinson; Edward G. Robles Jr.; Eric Frank Russell; James H. Schmitz; Howard Schoenfeld; Margaret St. Clair; Robert Sheckley; Walt Sheldon; Evelyn E. Smith; Will Stanton; Theodore Sturgeon; William Tenn; A.E. van Vogt; Ralph Williams; Alan Nelson

Publisher

Collier Macmillan; Collier Macmillan Publishers

Published

1963

Language

EN

ISBN

9780020163909

Category

work of fiction

Subjects

Children'S, Science Fiction, Literary Fiction

Rating

4.02 / 5 (603 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13