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Isaac Asimov

critical insights
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This way to the end times

classic tales of the apocalypse
THIS WAY TO THE END TIMES: Classic Tales of the Apocalypse, gathers 21 compelling, gripping stories of the not-too-distant demise of the earth as we know it. And what a collection. From little-known, brilliant tales by sci-fi legends Jules Vernes and Olaf Stapledon, to intense short works by sci-fi masters Ursula K. Le Guin, Connie Willis, Jack Vance, and Brian W. Aldiss, to haunting works by contemporary authors Dale Bailey, Alvaro Zinos-Amaro, Karen Haber and Megan Arkenberg, THIS WAY TO THE END TIMES paves the road to the fantastical future, alternating humor with grit, and hope with ghastly post apocalyptic visions. Guest editor Robert Silverberg?beloved sci-fi master?hand-picked each story, and offers an introduction to each, as well as an introduction to the anthology as a whole. A unique collection for longtime and new fans of speculative fiction, THIS WAY TO THE END TIMES roars into the future wide-eyed and full speed ahead.

The year's best science fiction

twenty-eighth annual collection
2011
Contains thirty-three short stories chosen by the editor as the best in science fiction for 2010, including selections by Damien Broderick, Steven Popkes, Rachel Swirsky, and others, and features a summation of the year's events, as well as a list of honorable mentions.

Ray Bradbury

uncensored!
2007
A biography of American author Ray Bradbury featuring an unauthorized perspective on the writer.

Science fiction

the best of yesterday
1980

Skylife

space habitats in story and science
2000
Presents questions and offers scenarios about the future of mankind's existence on Earth, featuring contributions by writers such as Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, and Larry Niven.

Skirmish

the great short fiction of Clifford D. Simak
1977

Is that what people do?

short stories
1984
Collects tales written by an author of comic science fiction.
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Ender's game and philosophy

the logic gate is down
2013
A collection of essays that explore philosophical questions raised by the premise of the Orson Scott Card novel, "Ender's Game," in which highly trained child geniuses fight a race of invading aliens.

Maps in a mirror

the short fiction of Orson Scott Card
1990

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