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Good. Covers, once separated, have been reattached, small price label on cover, pages somewhat toned o/w sound reading condition---Avon S-127 1962, paperback, NOTES-Stories by Poul Anderson, Robert Bloch, Arthur C. Clarke, Avram Davidson, Daniel Keyes, Murray Leinster, Walter M. Miller, Jr., Eric Frank Russell, Clifford D. Simak.
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Very good. No dust jacket. Spine creased, spine & corners rubbed; only marks are a couple of tiny check marks on 3 pages. 848 p. Red paper over boards, white printing on spine; glued binding.
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Good. Hardcover in good or better condition in acceptable dust jacket. Moderate to heavy wear and chipping along dust jacket edges and corners, one-inch tear on top edge of front cover, notations marked out with marker on inside page, inside covers... B00267GW8E.
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Fair. Book is in acceptable condition. May have shelf wear edge wear and spine wear but a very readable copy. May not come with supplemental materials if applicable. Does not include original dustcover jacket. Possibly Ex Library Copy.
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Good in good dust jacket. jacket worn at corners and edges, jacket faded, tears in jacket at edges; gouge in lower edge of front cover, ends of text block faded and foxed, pages faded. xiv, 849 p.; 22 cm. Contains Hugo Award winning science fiction stories from 1955-1970. The Darfsteller / Walter M. Miller, Jr. --Allamagoosa / Eric Frank Russell--Exploration team / Murray Leinster--The star / Arthur C. Clarke--Or all the seas with oysters / Avram Davidson--The big front yard / Clifford D. Simak--The hell...
This one-volume 1962 edition collects Isaac Asimov's chronological Hugo winning story collections originally published in two volumes. If it won a Hugo award between 1955 and 1961, inclusive, it's in here, and I've come back to this book again and again to re-read old favorites. Part of the Hugo's prestige is that it is awarded by popular vote among SF readers, not by professional writers or a committee. Most of these stories are still excellent forty and fifty years after their original publications. Whether and how much you may appreciate Asimov's avuncular introductions and afterwords to the stories is a matter of personal preference, but no serious SF fan should be without a copy of this anthology.
