Jedna z klasických antologií Isaaca Asimova obsahuje především humoristické povídky, které svým poselstvím nijak nezestárly. Navíc se dá říct, že tyto historky o dodnes neutuchajících lidských snahách využít a zneužít počítače k vlastním záměrům získaly časem vysloveně roztomilou patinu. Vydejte se s námi do divukrásné země děrných štítků a šprýmujících obřích počítačů…
Charles Waugh Book order (chronological)
Charles Waugh is primarily recognized as an editor of genre anthologies, often in collaboration with Isaac Asimov and Martin H. Greenberg. His extensive publishing career encompasses two hundred titles, with a strong focus on science fiction, fantasy, and horror. His work frequently features collections that showcase diverse authors and styles within these popular genres, contributing to the genre literature landscape through his curated selections.
Joves monstres
- 168 pages
- 6 hours of reading
Eine Sammlung von Werken verschiedener Autoren, darunter Isaac Asimov, Charles G. Waugh und Martin Harry Greenberg, umfasst 349 Seiten.
The Mammoth Book of Fantastic Science Fiction
- 535 pages
- 19 hours of reading
Works by Poul Anderson, Donald Kingsbury, Larry Niven, Frederik Pohl, Robert Silverberg, and others highlight a collection of science fiction from the heyday of the genre. Original.
Labor Bolsillo Juvenil - 74: Jóvenes brujos y hechiceros
- 191 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Short stories by authors such as Ray Bradbury, Stephen King, and Andre Norton depict the strange effects of curses and magic spells
Space Shuttles
- 384 pages
- 14 hours of reading
"Isaac Asimov's wonderful worlds of science fiction." Contents: Truck driver--Hermes to the ages--Pushbutton war--The last shuttle-The getaway special--(etc.).
Flying Saucers
- 356 pages
- 13 hours of reading
Human encounters with aliens of all types are explored in a collection of science fiction by authors including Isaac Asimov, A. Bertram Chandler, Theodore Sturgeon, Joe Haldeman, and Leo P. Kelley
In these stories computers appear as both the abused and as abusers. Among the writers represented are Robert Silverberg, Joe Cores, Edward Wellen, Edward Hoch, Gordon R. Dickson, Stan Dryer, J.T. Mcintosh and Isaac Asimov.
