F/SF

This series of five anthologies seems to have advanced the profile of the genre in the UK, in a sense, making SF respectable there. The Volume three contained, Brian Aldiss "There Is a Tide (New Worlds Feb 1956) Isaac Asimov
The Feeling of Power, James Blish "Bridge (Astounding Feb 1952) Mark Clifton's "Sense from Thought Divide (Astounding Mar 1955) Philip K. Dick's "Second Variety (Space Science Fiction May 1953) A. E. van Vogt's
Resurrection (Astounding Aug 1948), among others. Quite a good read. ( )

Indeholder "Introduction", "Theodore Sturgeon: Killdozer!", "J. G. Ballard: The Voices of Time", "Poul Anderson: Call Me Joe", "Mark Rose: We Would See A Sign", "Peter Phillips: Dreams are Sacred", "Murray Leinster: Exploration Team", "Alfred Bester: Fondly Fahrenheit", "Arthur C. Clarke: The Sentinel".

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