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‚oEƒXƒJƒCƒ‰[Eƒ~ƒ‰[ Peter Schuyler Miller U.S.A. Short Fiction u‘¶Ý‚̊v As Never Was (Astounding 1944/1) Tr:‘åŽR —D(“ìŽR G(Hiroshi Minamiyama)) Tr:“ìŽR G(Hiroshi Minamiyama) Adventures in Time and Space Tr:“ìŽR G(Hiroshi Minamiyama) ‘ì‘–[(Hayakawa Shobo)¢ŠESF‘SW(Hayakawa World SF Complete Collection)32 uŽž‚̍»v The Sands of Time (Astounding 1937/4) Tr:–î–ì “O(Tetsu Yano) Tr:–î–ì “O(Tetsu Yano) Adventures in Time and Space Tr:–î–ì “O(Tetsu Yano) –F‰ê‘“X(Haga Shoten) Ed:•Ÿ“‡³ŽÀ(Masami Fukushima) ušÞ‚Ì‚È‚©‚Ì‘Dv Ship-in-a-Bottle (Weird Tales 1945/1) Tr:‘å‘ëŒ[—T(Keisuke Ohtaki) ÂSŽÐ(Seishinsha) Ed:‘å‘ëŒ[—T(Keisuke Ohtaki) Horror/Fantasy1 Tr:‘å‘ëŒ[—T(Keisuke Ohtaki) ÂSŽÐ•¶ŒÉ(Seishinsha bunko) Ed:‘å‘ëŒ[—T(Keisuke Ohtaki) The Weird Vol.1 Tr:r–“ G(Hiroshi Aramata) Šï‘z“VŠOŽÐ Ed:r–“ G(Hiroshi Aramata) –‚–@‚Ì‚¨“X uƒKƒ‰ƒXšÞ‚Ì‘DvTr:’·ˆä—T”üŽq(Yumiko Nagai) I can't Sleep at Night u—‘v Spawn (Weird Tales 1939/8) Tr:‰F²ì»Žq(Akiko Usagawa) ƒnƒ„ƒJƒ•¶ŒÉ(Hayakawa bunko)NV237 Ed:Michel Parry The Rivals of King Kong u‰Í‚ð“n‚Á‚āv Over the River Tr:‘ºŽÐ L(Shin Murakoso) Tr:‘ºŽÐ L(Shin Murakoso) ”Ô’¬‘–[ƒCƒtEƒmƒxƒ‹ƒY25 Ed:–î–ì_ŽO˜Y(Kohzaburou Yano) ¢ŠE‰öŠïƒ~ƒXƒeƒŠŒ†ì‘I Go to Head Go to Top

22. Arthur Miller Books On Capricornbooks.ca 1. Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (Clifford D. Simak, Arthur Zirul, Walter M. miller, Jr., Isaac Asimov, JG Hocking, P. schuyler miller). http://www.capricornbooks.ca/pg/arthurmiller.html

Home Browse By Category Quick Search Author Title Description Keyword Arthur Miller listings. If you can't find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all of our books. Click to view full description Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (Clifford D. Simak, Arthur Zirul, Walter M. Miller, Jr., Isaac Asimov, J.G. Hocking, P. Schuyler Miller). Cover art by Kelly Freas. ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION. MARCH 1954. VOLUME LIII, NUMBER 1. Price: 7.50 USD See Full Description Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (Isaac Asimov, A. Arthur Smith, Tom Godwin, E.G. von Wald, Lee Correy, J.J. Coupling, P. Schuyler Miller). Cover art by Kelly Freas. ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION. FEBRUARY 1954. VOLUME LII, NUMBER 6. Price: 7.50 USD See Full Description Farrar, Straus, Giroux, New York, (1979), Ist ed. Price: 18.00 USD See Full Description Sell, Colleen, ed. (Kurt Vonnegut, David Thompson, Roy Meador, Ian McKay, Nicholas Basbanes, et al.) [Sherman Alexie, George Macy, Sid Shiff, Hemingway, Arthur Miller.] BIBLIO: EXPLORING THE WORLD OF BOOKS. MARCH 1999. VOLUME 4, NUMBER 3. Aster, Eugene, OR, 1999.

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Home Browse By Category Quick Search Author Title Description Keyword John Irving listings. If you can't find what you want on this page, then please use our search feature to search all of our books. Click to view full description Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (Everett B. Cole, E.G. von Wald, Irving Cox, Jr., J. Francis McComas, John O'Keefe, Poul Anderson, Isaac Asimov, P. Schuyler Miller). Cover art by Freas. ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION. JUNE 1955. VOLUME LV, NUMBER 4. Price: 10.00 USD See Full Description Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (H. Beam Piper, John J. McGuire, Richard de Mille, Alan E. Nourse, Charles E. Fritch, Walter M. Miller, Jr., Irving Cox, Jr., Wallace West, P. Schuyler Miller). Cover art by van Dongen. ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION. FEBRUARY 1953. VOL. L, NO. 6. Price: 7.50 USD See Full Description Campbell, John W., Jr., ed. (John E. Arnold, Robert Moore Williams; Algis Budrys; Irving E. Cox, Jr., Robert Scheckley; Hal Clement, P. Schuyler Miller). Cover art by Baer. ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION. MAY 1953. VOLUME LI, NUMBER 3. Price: 7.50 USD

24. Contents Lists Bretnor • nv *; 153 • Status Quondam • P. schuyler miller • nv *; 183 • B + M — Planet 4 • Gerald Heard • nv *; 211 http://contento.best.vwh.net/t49.html

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections: Combined Edition Contents Lists Previous Table-of-Contents 9 Tales of Space and Time ed. Raymond J. Healy (Henry Holt LCC 54-7026, 1954, $3.50, 307pp, hc) Raymond J. Healy John W. Campbell, Jr. J. Francis McComas Apr '56 Reginald Bretnor Jun '56 Kris Neville David H. Fink, M.D. Frank Fenton Raymond J. Healy ... Horace L. Gold New Tales of Space and Time ed. Raymond J. Healy (Henry Holt, Nov '51, $3.50, 294pp, hc) Raymond J. Healy Ray Bradbury Isaac Asimov Frank Fenton ... Anthony Boucher Jan '59 Adventures in Time and Space ed. Raymond J. Healy J. Francis McComas (Random House, Aug '46, $3.00, 997pp, hc); Second Edition, 1953, omits last five stories, also as Famous Science-Fiction Stories . Derivative Anthology More Adventures in Time and Space Raymond J. Healy J. Francis McComas Robert A. Heinlein Astounding Jan '40 Don A. Stuart Astounding Jun '37 Lester del Rey Astounding Sep '42 P. Schuyler Miller Astounding Apr '37 Lewis Padgett Astounding Oct '43 A. E. van Vogt Astounding Jul '39 Eric Frank Russell Astounding Oct '43 Raymond Z. Gallun

25. Stories, Listed By Author miller, P(eter) schuyler (19121974) (books) (chron.) * The Arrhenius Horror, (nv) Amazing Sep 1931 The Titan, Fantasy Press 1952. http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/isfac/s171.htm

Index to Science Fiction Anthologies and Collections Stories, Listed by Author Previous Table-of-Contents MERRIL, JUDITH (books) (chron.) (continued) Theodore Sturgeon, (ar) Sep 1962 The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, 25th Anniversary , ed. Edward L. Ferman, Doubleday 1974 Whoever You Are, (nv) Startling Stories Dec 1952 Out of Bounds , Pyramid 1960 Survival Ship and Other Stories , Canada: Kakabeka 1974 ... , Warner 1976 Wish Upon a Star, (ss) Dec 1958 Survival Ship and Other Stories , Canada: Kakabeka 1974 The Best of Judith Merril , Warner 1976 The Year in S-F, (ms) , ed. Judith Merril, Dell 1961 , ed. Judith Merril, Gnome 1956 , ed. Judith Merril, Gnome Press 1957 SF:58 ... , ed. Judith Merril, Gnome 1959 _, reviews: Books, (br) Apr 1965 The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction April 1965 _, trans. The Empty Field, by Morio Kita , (ss) Omega , ed. Roger Elwood, Walker 1973 ; tr. by Kinya Tsuruta The Road to the Sea, by Takashi Ishikawa , (ss) Proteus , ed. Richard S. McEnroe, Ace 1981 ; tr. by Tetsu Yano The Savage Mouth, by Sakyo Komatsu , (ss) Rooms of Paradise , ed. Lee Harding, South Yarra, Victoria, Australia: Quartet Books 1978

26. Chronological List miller, P(eter) schuyler (19121974); see pseudonym Nihil (stories) The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction edited by Robert P. Mills (Ace) (br) Analog Aug http://users.ev1.net/~homeville/fictionmag/d576.htm

The FictionMags Index Chronological List Previous Table-of-Contents MEYER, COLEMAN (stories) Death Has a Slide Rule Too (ss) Private Detective Stories Sep 1946 Green Light to the Morgue (nv) Ten Detective Aces Oct 1946 Lead in His Foot (ss) Argosy Oct 1947 Ready for the Bricks (ss) Exciting Sports Feb 1948 The Men and the Boys (ss) Blue Book Aug 1949 The No-Glory Patrol (ss) Wings Fll 1949 MEYER, ERNEST (stories) (ar) Nugget May 1956 MEYER, GEORGE HOMER (stories) A Cruise in the Night (ss) The Blue Mule Jun 1907 MEYER, H. F. L. (stories) Chess - Problem No. 349 (pz) Sep 2 1893 Chess Problem No. 654 (ms) Jan 27 1906 Chess Problem No. 655 (ms) Feb 10 1906 Chess - Problem No. 682 (ms) Jun 13 1908 Chess Problem (cl) Oct 21 1911 Magic Triangles (pz) Dec 2 1911 Pyramids of the Digits (ms) Dec 16 1911 Chess Problem (ms) Jan 20 May 11 Jun 15 Jul 6 1912 ... Chess Problem No.722 (pz) Oct 19 1912 Chess Problem No.724 (pz) Jan 4 1913 A Perpetual Birthday Calendar (ar) Feb 22 1913 Chess Problem No.727 [with R. Worters C. D. Locock ] (pz) Mar 22 1913 Chess Problem No.728 (pz) May 10 1913 The Game of Go-Ban (ar) May 1914 MEYER, JOSEPHINE AMELIA

27. A Probable Outline Of Conan S Career edited and unaltered A Probable Outline of CONAN’S CAREER By P. schuyler miller John D. Clark, Ph.D. The career of Conan http://www.barbariankeep.com/career.html

28. ANOTHER CHRONOLOGY His only discussion of Conan s chronology that I have found is his letter to John D. Clark and P. schuyler miller, which was published in CONAN, pp. 1620. http://www.barbariankeep.com/miller.html

29. List Of Authors By Name: M Michaels Fern Michaels Kasey Michaels Leigh Michaels China Mi?ille, (born 1972) John Stuart Mill (18061873) Linda Lael miller P. schuyler miller, (1912-1974 http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_authors_by_name__m.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index List of authors by name: M List of authors by name: A B C D ... L M N O P Q ... Amin Maalouf (born Ann-Marie MacDonald (born Betty MacDonald John D. MacDonald Katherine Maclean , (born Ken MacLeod , (born Ian R. MacLeod , (born Debbie Macomber Susan Mallery Barry Malzberg Laurence Manning Jill Mansell Elizabeth Mansfield Leo Margulies, ( Kathy Marks John Marsden Ann Martin J.P. Martin Kat Martin Sandra Marton Paul Marlowe George R. R. Martin , (born Karl Marx Connie Mason Anne Mather Richard Matheson , (born Curtiss Ann Matlock Laura Matthews Andre Maurois Patricia Maxwell Julian May , (born Paul J. McAuley , (born Anne McCaffrey , (born Frank McCourt (born Robert McCloskey Pam McCutcheon Jack McDevitt , (born May McGoldrick Maureen F. McHugh, (born Meagan McKinney Jenna McKnight Barbara McMahon Judith McNaught Teresa Medeiros Capt. S.P. Meek Judith Merril A. Merritt )(Abraham Merritt) Emma Merritt Gustav Meyrink Judith Michael Barbara Michaels Fern Michaels Kasey Michaels Leigh Michaels China Miéville , (born John Stuart Mill Linda Lael Miller P. Schuyler Miller, (

30. List Of Science Fiction Authors SP Meek Judith Merril, (19231997) A. Merritt, (1884-1943)(Abraham Merritt) Gustav Meyrink China Mi?ille, (born 1972) P. schuyler miller, (1912-1974) Steve http://www.fact-index.com/l/li/list_of_science_fiction_authors.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index List of science fiction authors Note that this partial list contains some authors whose works of fantastic fiction would today be called science fiction, even if they predate, or did not work in that genre. There is also a considerable overlap with the List of fantasy authors , since many authors are equally comfortable with both genres, and in any case some works deliberately combine the two or blur the distinction. Some notable science fiction authors are (in alphabetical order): A B C D ... Z A Lynn Abbey (born Edwin Abbot ( Kobo Abe Robert Abernathy ( Forrest J. Ackerman (born Douglas Adams Jerry Ahern , (born Brian Aldiss , (born Lloyd Alexander , (born Roger MacBride Allen , (born Kingsley Amis Colin Anderson Kevin J. Anderson (born Poul Anderson Piers Anthony , (born Catherine Asaro , (born Isaac Asimov Janet Asimov , (born Robert Asprin , (born B Kage Baker, (born J.G. Ballard , (born Iain M. Banks , (born John Barnes , (born Steven Barnes , (born T. J. Bass , (born )(Thomas J. Bassler) L. Frank Baum

31. "On Garbage - Mongering" By Clark Ashton Smith I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. schuyler miller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories. http://www.eldritchdark.com/wri/non-fict/theories/on_garbage-mongering.html

Home Writings Non Fiction Theories on Fiction "On Garbage - Mongering" Clark Ashton Smith I should like to say a few words anent one or two points which P. Schuyler Miller raises in his interesting letter in the June Wonder Stories Personally, I cannot see that science fiction is, as he puts it, is "unfortunately limited" in its range of expression. At least, I do not think that a type of literature so avowedly imaginative would benefit materially by invading, as so much modern fiction has done, the field of clinical analysis and sex-physiology. That sort of thing has been done ad infinitum and ad nauseum by non-imaginative writers, such as are favored by the professional "intelligentsia" of our sex-demented republic; and one of the most refreshing things about science fiction, and fantastic fiction in general, is the avoidance of such triteness. To me, the best, if not the only function of imaginative writing, is to lead the human imagination outward , to take it into the vast external cosmos, and away Certainly I do not think that H. C. Wells, in the tedious analytic novels of his later phase, would be a good model for an imaginative writer. Wells, in his earlier years, wrote some marvelous fantasies. But afterwards, he was more and more seduced into sociology, psychoanalysis, etc.,etc., till his stories became a truly awful example of everything that fiction should not be. No doubt, they are excellent treatises, but as tales they are simply unreadable.

32. Realism And Fantasy By Clark Ashton Smith to a quality public; in fact, it is read mostly by widemouthed (not wide-awake) youths. This attack brought a response from P. schuyler miller (published in http://www.eldritchdark.com/wri/non-fict/theories/realism_and_fantasy.html

Home Writings Non Fiction Theories on Fiction Realism and Fantasy Clark Ashton Smith Mr. Miller's very able and urbane letter in the December issue makes me feel that my own recent letter on the problem of realism versus fantasy might be supplemented and qualified by a few remarks. Also, in my letter, as Mr. Miller implies, I was considering ultimate artistic values, and not the question of expediency. Undoubtedly the realistic wave is entering science fiction, and the trend will have to work itself out. Like all other trends, it has both good and evil possibilities. I have merely tried to warn against the evil ones. The best possibilities lie in the correlation of observed data about life and human problems with inspired speculation as to the unknown forces of cosmic cause and effect that undoubtedly surround and play upon life. Tile evil lies in a meaningless Dreiserism, an inartistic heaping of superficial facts or alleged facts, which, after all, through our perceptual limitations, may be erroneous, or, at least, too incomplete to permit the safe drawing of dogmatic inference. Tomorrow, the accepted theories of science and human psychology may be superceded by a brand-new lot; and it is partly because of this shifting, unstable ground on which the thing called realism stands, that I regard pure, frank fantasy as a more valid and lasting art-expression of the human mind.

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34. HistoryConansCareer The year was 1936 when P. schuyler miller sent the original outline to Howard in Cross Plains, Texas. Howard was pleased that they http://www.robert-e-howard.org/CPjournal1.html

Scotty Henderson's Cross Plainsman's Journal "exegi monumentum aere perennius" ~ INTRODUCTION ~ This ezine journal will explore aspects of Robert E. Howard's works, their bibliography, and why they endure, why they are remarkable, why they still strike a cord after 70 years. Howard himself regarded his efforts as "hack work" although he was proud of the fact that he brought literature to central Texas. He didn't then realize how durable his work would be, like the post oaks that dot the landscape in that region. In the words of Horace (Odes III, XXX, 1) there is truth: exegi monumentum aere perennius - I have thrust up a monument more lasting than bronze. Horace was a poet in Rome, and in this statement he extols the durability of his poetry, the durability that imbues Howard's best work. In the words of Suetonius, there is also truth, in Caesar, XXXVII, 2. The famously crisp exclamation attributed to Caesar - Veni, vidi, vicit - I came, I saw, I conquered - provides a parallel most evident for Howard's vision to bring literature to his part of Texas. INDEX ~ The History of "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career" The History of "A Probable Outline of Conan's Career" by Scotty Henderson Two enthusiastic fans of Weird Tales and Robert E. Howard's Conan, in particular, worked out an outline of this famous barbarian's career based on the original stories they read in WT.

35. REVIEWS Review by P. schuyler miller, p.1667. What we have is a thoroughly amusing pastiche of a typical Victorian or Edwardian melodrama, complete with heroic http://www.iol.ie/~carrollm/hh/n13-rev.htm

REVIEWS Analog , October 1972. Review by P. Schuyler Miller, p.166-7. "What we have is a thoroughly amusing pastiche of a typical Victorian or Edwardian melodrama, complete with heroic speeches, stalwart hero, black-hearted villains, and engineering marvels that would do Jules Verne's heart good." Books and Bookmen #18, February 1973. Review by O. Blakeston. Foundation #4, July 1973. Review by George Hay. Futures , October 1973, p.504-5. Review by Dennis Livingston. "It is Harrison at his best and quite entertaining, though readers who get no thrill out of technological problem-solving may be bored. The literary gimmick of the book is that it is written in the style of a 19th century novel and the culture and language of the characters are from that period. The implicit premise here, dubious but necessary for the book, is that technological change need not lead to social or cultural change, which results in such charming anachronisms as gold-plated atomic-powered locomotives, a sexist and class-conscious Victorian society existing amidst sophisticated technology, electric-powered hansoms, and regally-appointed, gigantic airships. We never see the underside of this society, but as it comes through in the book, we would have been better off if old George [Washington] had indeed lost." The Spectator , 30th December 1972, p.1046-7. Review "Tears, Idle Tears," by Auberon Waugh.

36. REVIEWS REVIEWS. Analog, May 1962, p.171. Review by P. schuyler miller. Analog, April 1971, p.165. Review by P. schuylermiller. The exploits http://www.iol.ie/~carrollm/hh/n02-01-rev.htm

REVIEWS Analog , May 1962, p.171. Review by P. Schuyler Miller. Analog , April 1971, p.165. Review by P. Schuyler-Miller. "The exploits of Slippery Jim diGriz, the super-crook who was made into a cop and set on the trail of a female of the species, as potent as himself. It's far better than the sequel, which Walker has also published." Amazing Stories , May 1962, p.138 and 141. Review by S.E. Cotts. "The story of Slippery Jim is told engagingly by Harry Harrison. It's fast and lively reading in a style perfectly attuned to Slippery Jim's character. Read it for light entertainment, but try to ignore a few questionable psychological probings along the way." Galaxy , August 1962. Review by Floyd C. Gale. The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction #133 , June 1962. p.87-88. Review by Alfred Bester. National Review , 14th July, 1970, p.743-4. Review "The Odd Coupling of Hugo and Edgar," by Theodore Sturgeon. "A bad writer, if he writes enough, will come up with a good passage, a memorable character, a remarkable insight. It is a statistical necessity. What then are we to make of a writer who produces a whole book and never does it - not once? ... There is in The Stainless Steel Rat an embarrassment of scenes and situations, adventures, escapes, encounters, gimmicks and gadgets ... It's all there - the beginning, the middle, the end; you know who's going to win and who will lose. The protagonist ... is as omnipotent as Mike Hammer, and as bruisable, and as indestructible, so where is the suspense? And always, always, Mr. Harrison tells me, he does not show me..."

37. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Colen To Collingwood Colfax, schuyler (18231885) also known as The Collier, Victory P. of Battle Creek, Calhoun County Collier, William miller (1867-1956) of Auburn, Cayuga http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/colen-collingwood.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Colen to Collingwood COLEN: See also Colen Ferguson Coler, Bird Sim (b. 1867) also known as Bird S. Coler of Brooklyn, Kings County , N.Y. Born in Champaign, Champaign County , Ill., October 9 . Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from New York, ; candidate for Governor of New York , 1902; candidate for New York state comptroller Burial location unknown Coler, Oren P. also known as Phil Coler Justice of South Dakota state supreme court 4th District, 1974-77. Still living as of 1977. Coler, Phil See Oren P. Coler Colerick, David Hoge also known as David H. Colerick of Fort Wayne, Allen County , Ind. Born in Washington, Washington County , Pa., . Democrat. Member of Indiana state house of representatives , 1833-34; member of Indiana state senate , 1835-38; defeated, 1838; delegate to Democratic National Convention from Indiana, . Died in Fort Wayne, Allen County , Ind., November 7 . Interment at Lindenwood Cemetery , Fort Wayne, Ind. Colerick, Walpole Gillespie

38. The Political Graveyard: Index To Politicians: Garrettson To Gartlan Garrety, William P. US Consul in Ceiba, 1920Puerto Garrison, Franklin D. of Rushville, schuyler County, Ill. Garrison, Lindley miller (18641932) Born in Camden http://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/garrettson-gartin.html

Questions? Return to The Political Graveyard main page Index to Politicians: Garrettson to Gartlan GARRETTSON: See also Freeborn Garrettson Jewett Garrettson, A. J. Democrat. Delegate to Democratic National Convention from Pennsylvania, Burial location unknown Garrety, William P. U.S. Consul in Ceiba Puerto Cabello Prescott Tahiti ... Burial location unknown GARREY: See also Garrey Edward Carruthers GARRIDO: See also Ben Garrido Blaz Garrigan, Ed L. of Akron, Summit County , Ohio. Republican. Alternate delegate to Republican National Convention from Ohio, . Still living as of 1960. Garrigan, Mary of Tanque Verde, Pima County , Ariz. Democrat. Alternate delegate to Democratic National Convention from Arizona, Female . Still living as of 1948. Garrigues, James Edward also known as James E. Garrigues Justice of Colorado state supreme court chief justice of Colorado Supreme Court , 1919-21. Interment at Fairmount Cemetery , Denver, Colo. Garrigus, Charles B. also known as Gus Garrigus Born June 13 . Democrat. College professor ; candidate for Presidential Elector for California, ; member of California state assembly , 1958-66. California

39. Index To The Writings Of Theodore Sturgeon [iv] Reviews A Text only version of this bibliography is available. v Reviews. Alien Cargo Kirkus Review, 1 May 1984. Aliens 4 P schuyler miller, Astounding, February 1960; http://www.physics.emory.edu/~weeks/sea/review.html

Index to the Writings of Theodore Sturgeon The Works of Theodore Sturgeon: Home Books Fiction Articles ... Go to the Theodore Sturgeon Page [A Text only version of this bibliography is available] [v] Reviews Alien Cargo Kirkus Review , 1 May 1984 Aliens 4 P Schuyler Miller, Astounding , February 1960 P Schuyler Miller, Analog , May 1971 ...And My Fear Is Great/Baby is Three Robert Silverberg, Amazing , August 1965 Argyll: A Memoir Gary K Wolfe, Locus , October 1993, Issue 393 [Vol 31 No 4] Beyond S E Cotts, Amazing , November 1960 Alfred Bester, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , November 1960 Baird Searles, Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine , March 1980 Frederick Pohl, Worlds of If Science Fiction , November 1960 Case and the Dreamer P Schuyler Miller, Analog , December 1974 Brian Stableford Vector , March/April 1977 [No 80] Caviar Anthony Boucher, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , February 1956 Villers Gerson, Amazing , February 1956 Floyd Gale, Galaxy , March 1956 Damon Knight, Science Fiction Quarterly , March 1956 P Schuyler Miller, Astounding , March 1956 Hans Stefan Santesson

40. Index To The Writings Of Theodore Sturgeon [iv] Reviews with images is available. v Reviews. Alien Cargo Kirkus Review, 1 May 1984. Aliens 4 P schuyler miller, Astounding, February 1960; http://www.physics.emory.edu/~weeks/sea/TEXT/review.html

Index to the Writings of Theodore Sturgeon The Works of Theodore Sturgeon: Home Books Fiction Articles ... Go to the Theodore Sturgeon Page [A version of this bibliography with images is available] [v] Reviews Alien Cargo Kirkus Review , 1 May 1984 Aliens 4 P Schuyler Miller, Astounding , February 1960 P Schuyler Miller, Analog , May 1971 ...And My Fear Is Great/Baby is Three Robert Silverberg, Amazing , August 1965 Argyll: A Memoir Gary K Wolfe, Locus , October 1993, Issue 393 [Vol 31 No 4] Beyond S E Cotts, Amazing , November 1960 Alfred Bester, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , November 1960 Baird Searles, Isaac Asimov's SF Magazine , March 1980 Frederick Pohl, Worlds of If Science Fiction , November 1960 Case and the Dreamer P Schuyler Miller, Analog , December 1974 Brian Stableford Vector , March/April 1977 [No 80] Caviar Anthony Boucher, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction , February 1956 Villers Gerson, Amazing , February 1956 Floyd Gale, Galaxy , March 1956 Damon Knight, Science Fiction Quarterly , March 1956 P Schuyler Miller, Astounding , March 1956 Hans Stefan Santesson

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