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Galaxy Science Fiction - April 1978 (Vol, 39, #4) by Cordwainer Smith, C. J. Cherryh, et all 1978
THE BEST FROM FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION (11th) (11) Eleventh Series: Sources of the Nile; Somebody to Play With; Softly While You're Sleeping; The Machine That Won the War; Go For Baroque; Time Lag; George; Shotgun Cure; One Who Returns; The Captivity by Robert P. (editor) (Avram Davidson; Jay Williams; Evelyn E. Smith; Isaac Asimov; Jody Scott; Poul Anderson; John Anthony West; Clifford D. Simak; John Berry; Charles G. Finney; Cordwainer Smith; Rosser Reeves; Kurt Vonnegut Jr.; Gordon R. Dickson) Mills, 1962
Space Lords by Cordwainer Smith, 1968
Quest of The Three Worlds F-402 by Cordwainer Smith, 1966-01-01
Mind Parnter and 8 Other Novelets From Galaxy M-4287: Mind Partners; The Lady Who Sailed The Soul; The Stentorii Luggage; Snuffles; The Sly Bungerhop; Blacksword; The Civilization Game; The Hardest Bargain; With Redfern On Capella XII by H.L. (editor): Anvil, Christopher; Smith, Cordwainer; Barrett, Neal Jr.; L Gold, 1963-01-01
THE BEST FROM FANTASY AND SCIENCE FICTION (11th) Eleventh Series: The Sournces of the Nile; Somebody to Play With; Softly While You're Sleeping; The Machine That Won the War; Go For Baroque; Time Lag; George; Shotgun Cure; One Who Returns; The Captivity by Robert P. (editor) (Avram Davidson; Jay Williams; Evelyn E. Smith; Isaac Asimov; Jody Scott; Poul Anderson; John Anthony West; Clifford D. Simak; John Berry; Charles G. Finney; Cordwainer Smith; Rosser Reeves; Kurt Vonnegut Jr.; Gordon R. Dickson) Mills, 1962
Under Old Earth and other explorations by Cordwainer (Linebarger, Paul) Smith, 1970
Fantastic - June 1959 - Vol. 8, No. 6 by Cordwainer; Phillips, Rog; Slesar, Henry; Marks, Winston; Valigursky, Edward; Finlay, Virgil Smith, 1959
Space Lords by Cordwainer Smith, 1970
THE YEAR'S BEST SF (5) (Five) (5th) Fifth: The Handler; The Other Wife; No Fire Burns; No No Not Rogov; The Shoreline at Sunset; The Dreamsman; Multum in Parvo; Flowers for Algernon; What Do You Mean Human; Sierra Sam; A Death in the House; Mariana by Judith (editor) (Damon Knight; Jack Finney; Avram Davidson; Cordwainer Smith; Ray Bradbury; Gordon R. Dickson; Jack Shrkey; Daniel Keyes; John W. Campbell Jr.; Ralph Dighton; Clifford D. Simak; Fritz Leiber; Roger Price; Randall Garret) Merril, 1961
Galaxy Science Fiction February 1963 (Feb.) by Cordwainer / Aldiss, Brian W./ Simak, Clifford D./ Bixby, Jerome / Dickso Smith, 1963-01-01
GALACTIC EMPIRES - Volume (1) One; Volume (2) Two: Escape to Chaos; Beep; Not Yet the End; Tonight the Stars Revolt; Brightness Falls from the Air; Crime and Glory of Commander Suzdal; We're Civilized; Rebel of Valkyr; Inmigrant; Resident Physician by Brian W. (editor) (John D. MacDonald; James Blish; Fredric Brown; Gardner F. Fox; Idris Seabright [Margaret St. Clair;] Cordwainer Smith; Mark Clifton; Alex Apostolides; Alfred Coppel; Clifford Simak; James White; Hal Lynch; Charles Nightingale) Aldiss, 1976
AMAZING OCTOBER 1963 by Phillip K.; Smith, Cordwainer; Zelazny, Roger; et. Al. Dick, 1963
Galaxy Magazine, Vol. 17, No. 4 (April, 1959) by Cordwainer Smith, J. T. McIntosh, et all 1959-04

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Index To Volume 35
smith, cordwainer, The Rediscovery of Man The Complete Short Science Fiction of cordwainer smith, 163. Terminal Identity The Virtual Subject in Post
http://fp.dl.kent.edu/extrap/Index35.htm

Extractions: Index to Volume 35 (1994) "Ambiguous News from the Heartland: John Kessel's Good News from Outer Space, Fiona Kelleghan, 281 "Back to the Future: Childhood as Utopia," Roger Neustadter, 145 "Beyond Logic and Literacy: The Strange Case of Space Opera," Gary Westfahl, 176 BRIGG, PETER, "J. G. Ballard: Time Out of Mind," 43 "Charles Williams and the Aesthetic Ideal of Friedrich von Schiller," Richard Henry, 271 CHEEVER, LEONARD A., "Epistemological Chagrin: The Literary and Philosophical Antecedents of Stanislaw Lem's Romantic Misanthrope," 319 "Closed Circuits and Monitored Lives: Television as Power in Doctor Who," DavidLayton, 241 CUMMINS, ELIZABETH, "Judith Merril: Scouting SF," 5 "Cyclopean City, The: A Fantasy Image of Decadence," Tom Henighan, 68 DUDLEY, JOSEPH M., "Transformational SF Religions: Philip Jose Farmer's Night of Light and Robert Silverberg's Downward to the Earth ," 342 "Epistemological Chagrin: The Literary and Philosophical Antecedents of Stanislaw Lem's Romantic Misanthrope," Leonard A. Cheever, 319 "Fantastic Disillusionment: Rupturing Narrative and Rewriting Reality in
The Internet Top 100 SF/Fantasy List Original Location Http//www
Pratchett/Gaiman 7.89 (133) 72 Voice of the Whirlwind Walter Jon Williams 7.89 (25) ^73 Norstrilia cordwainer smith 7.88 (37) ^74 A Song for Arbonne Guy
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Political And Social-Themed Science Fiction
A similar theme resonates through cordwainer smith s books The . This message recalls cordwainer smith s themes in his Instrumentality of Mankind future
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Extractions: Political and Social-Themed Science Fiction Luke Francl Many people consider science fiction to be trashy, escapist literature, with little redeeming value. I will be the first to agree that there is a lot of science fiction like that. I will even admit to having, on occasion, enjoyed reading such science fiction. Indeed, I have spent many an afternoon curled up with an escapist space opera, enthralled as the cleft-chinned hero saves the day (and the girl!) from the evil aliens. Sometimes, when I'm relaxing, there is nothing better that a cheesy science fiction novel. However, I believe there is no denying that the best science fiction novels are the ones that make the reader think, wonder "what if...", and consider our own world in a different light. This puts the best science fiction in a league with the best literature, period. Because I believe science fiction should not be marginalized by genre, I have compiled this collection of the best political and social-themed science fiction. These books are thought provoking, not just because of the vivid imaginations of their authors, but because they speak about our own world. But what, exactly
Abbey, Lynn Daughter Of The Bright Moon Paperback Abbey, Lynn The
wall around eden Paperback smith, A. C. H. The Dark Crystal Paperback smith, Fiction Stories Paperback smith, cordwainer Norstrilia Paperback smith,
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Authors - S - Part 2
smith, cordwainer Instrumentality 1963 You will never be the same 1964 The Planet buyer 1965 Space lords 1966 Quest of the three worlds 1968 The Underpeople
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My Book List
smith, cordwainer, The Rediscovery of Man The Complete Short Science Fiction of cordwainer smith. smith, E. E., Children of the Lens
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Extractions: This page is generated from my library database, which I generated with a bar-code scanner (with some help from the Web). Yes, I really own all these books. Have I read them all? The vast majority, certainly. In this list, there are probably ten or twenty books that I don't ever intend to read. (Don't ask why I own them.) Another ten, perhaps, are books that I intend to read someday, but have never been in the right mood to pick up. And then there are recent purchases (which may not even be on this list yet). The recent-purchase pile is usually one or two books, but it can reach a height of ten or even twenty if I find a juicy new used-book store or go to a con. Then it shrinks. Any book still unread after a month, if not sooner, qualifies as "read-someday". Do I ever get rid of books? Rarely. I have a separate list of the 15 books I have sold or given away. (Please don't write and ask if you can buy books from me. The answer is generally "Sorry, no".) Do I remember what's in all of these books? Hell no. Did I enjoy these books? Mostly, yes. I don't have reviews of my collection, but I have written brief comments about the most recent acquisitions.

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