Universe 14
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
This collection of original science fiction stories includes works by Robert Silverberg, Damon Knight, Gregory Benford, Kim Stanley Robinson, and others
Robert Carr left an indelible mark on the science fiction landscape through his passionate work as an editor and publisher. His journey began in the vibrant world of fanzines, a passion that paved his way into professional publishing. Carr became renowned for his keen eye in discovering and nurturing new literary talent. His editorial endeavors were instrumental in shaping the trajectory of modern science fiction, championing innovative works and authors who would go on to define the genre.






This collection of original science fiction stories includes works by Robert Silverberg, Damon Knight, Gregory Benford, Kim Stanley Robinson, and others
"The force of sexual attraction multiplied by mathematical calculation in Fritz Leiber's mind-tickling tale of an other-worldly world for lovers only. The force of the human will to win in Gene Wolfe's spellbinding and scary story of man vs. machine in a perversely rigged game of life and death. The force of the last vestigial glow of a slain civilization in Brain W. Aldiss poignant, indelibly moving portrayal of life on a nightmare future earth. The force of the unfettered imagination and unleashed narrative power of eight of the finest science fiction writers of today--in the eagerly awaited new collection in the most renowned science fiction anthology series of our time, Terry Carr's Universe 7."--Pg. [4] of cover.
This fourteenth annual "Best of the Year" collection includes John Varley's "Press Enter," Octavia E. Butler's "Bloodchild," Pamela Sargent's "Fears," Connie Willis's "Blue Moon," and Michael Swanwick's "Trojan Horse"
Contents:Her Habiline Husband • (1983) • novella by Michael BishopThe Width of the World • (1983) • short story by Ian WatsonStone Eggs • (1983) • short story by Kim Stanley RobinsonThe Widow and the Body Sitter • (1983) • short story by Bill BickelThe Taylorsville Reconstruction • (1983) • novelette by Lucius ShepardA Way Back • (1983) • short story by Leanne FrahmCicada Queen • (1983) • novelette by Bruce Sterling
This fine collection of stories is part of a series.
Enemy Mine by Barry B. LongyearThe Moon Goddess and the Son by Donald KingsburyPalely Loitering by Christopher PriestSonghouse by Orson Scott CardKer-Plop by Ted Reynolds
ContentsIntroduction (The Best Science Fiction of the Year #7) • essay by Terry CarrLollipop and the Tar Baby • (1977) • novelette by John VarleyStardance • (1977) • novella by Spider Robinson and Jeanne RobinsonThe House of Compassionate Sharers • (1977) • novelette by Michael BishopThe Screwfly Solution • (1977) • novelette by Raccoona SheldonAztecs • (1977) • novella by Vonda N. McIntyreTropic of Eden • (1977) • shortstory by Lee KilloughVictor • (1977) • shortstory by Bruce McAllisterThe Family Monkey • (1977) • novella by Lisa TuttleA Rite of Spring • (1977) • novelette by Fritz LeiberRecommended Reading - 1977 • essay by Terry CarrThe Science-Fiction Year (1977) • essay by Charles N. Brown
Contents:· Introduction · Terry Carr · Occam’s Scalpel · Theodore Sturgeon · The Queen of Air and Darkness · Poul Anderson · In Entropy’s Jaws · Robert Silverberg · The Sliced-Crosswise Only-On-Tuesday World · Philip José Farmer · A Meeting with Medusa · Arthur C. Clarke · The Frayed String on the Stretched Forefinger of Time · Lloyd Biggle, Jr. · How Can We Sink When We Can Fly? · Alexei Panshin · No Direction Home · Norman Spinrad · Vaster Than Empires and More Slow · Ursula K. Le Guin · All the Last Wars at Once · George Alec Effinger · The Fourth Profession · Larry Niven
ix • Introduction • essay by Terry Carr1 • The Crate • (1979) • Stephen King33 • Collaborating • (1978) • Michael Bishop53 • Fate's Purse • (1979) • Russell Kirk75 • The Things That Are Gods • (1979) • John Brunner115 • Flop Sweat • (1979) • Harlan Ellison131 • Rent Control • (1979) • Walter Tevis143 • The Button Molder • (1979) • Fritz Leiber179 • The Extraordinary Voyages of Amélie Bertrand • (1979) • Joanna Russ195 • Eumenides in the Fourth-Floor Lavatory • (1979) • Orson Scott Card213 • The White Horse Child • (1979) • Greg Bear233 • Trill Coster's Burden • (1979) • Manly Wade Wellman245 • Pie Row Joe • (1978) • Kevin McKay257 • The Ancient Mind at Work • (1979) • Suzy McKee Charnas
Contents:Introduction · Terry CarrGalatea Galante, The Perfect Popsy · Alfred BesterSandkings · George R. R. Martin Time Shards · Gregory BenfordIn the Country of the Blind, No One Can See · Melisa MichaelsRe-deem the Time · David J. Lake Down and Out on Ellfive Prime · Dean IngThe Exit Door Leads In · Philip K. DickOptions · John VarleyIn Trophonius’s Cave · James P. GirardFireflood · Vonda N. McIntyreNo More Pencils, No More Books · John MorressyThe Vacuum-Packed Picnic · Rick GaugerThe Thaw · Tanith LeeIn a Petri Dish Upstairs · George TurnerRecommended Reading—1979 · Terry CarrThe Science Fiction Year · Charles N. Brown
"A supercharged starfleet of the best in new science fiction storytelling by such masters as Harlan Ellison, Brian Aldiss, Gordon Eklund, Gregory Bendord,&more!"
Mercurial • (1985) • novelette by Kim Stanley Robinson Paladin of the Lost Hour • novelette by Harlan Ellison Giraffe Tuesday • (1985) • story by Juleen Brantingham Evergreen • (1985) • novelette by Arthur J. Cox Mengele • (1985) • story by Lucius Shepard Originals • (1985) • novelette by Pamela Sargent Johann Sebastian Brahms • (1985) • story by Barry N. Malzberg Encounter on the Ladder • (1985) • story by Mona A. Clee Tidal Effects • (1985) • story by Jack McDevitt The Slovo Stove • (1985) • novelette by Avram Davidson
Contents:Introduction: essay by Terry CarrI See You: '76 story by Damon KnightThe Phantom of Kansas: '76 novelette by John VarleySeeing '76 novelette by Harlan EllisonThe Death of Princes: '76 story by Fritz LeiberThe Psychologist Who Wouldn't Do Awful Things to Rats: '76 novelette by James Tiptree Jr.The Eyeflash Miracles: '76 novella by Gene WolfeAn Infinite Summer: '76 novelette by Christopher PriestThe Highest Dive: '76 story by Jack WilliamsonMeathouse Man: '76 novelette by George R.R. MartinCuster's Last Jump: '76 novelette by Steven Utley and Howard WaldropThe Bicentennial Man: '76 novelette by Isaac AsimovRecommended Reading: essay by Terry CarrThe Science Fiction Year: essay by Charles N. Brown
Introduction· Terry CarrDown to a Sunless Sea· Cordwainer Smith· F&SF 10/75 Retrograde Summer· John Varley· F&SF 2/75 The Hero as Werwolf· Gene Wolfe· The New Improved Sun, ed. Th M. Disch, Harper, '75 The Silent Eyes of Time· Algis Budrys· F&SF 11/75 Croatoan· Harlan Ellison· F&SF 5/75 Doing Lennon· Gregory Benford· Analog 4/75 The New Atlantis· Ursula K. Le Guin· The New Atlantis, ed. Rbt Silverberg, Hawthorne, '75 Clay Suburb· Rbt F. Young· Amazing 11/75 The Storms of Windhaven/Maris· Geo R.R. Martin, Lisa Tuttle · Analog 5/75 Child of All Ages/Melissa· P.J. Plauger· Analog 3/75 In the Bowl· John Varley· F&SF 12/75 Sail the Tide of Mourning/Bentfin Boomers· Richard A. Lupoff · New Dimensions 5, ed. Robert Silverberg, Harper & Row, '75 Recommended Reading '75· Terry Carr The Science Fiction Year· Chas N. Brown
Ace Books, paperback original, 1971. First volume in this groundbreaking series of anthologies of original science fiction stories. Introduction by Terry Carr and these “West Wind, Falling” by Gregory Benford and Gordon Eklund; “Good News from the Vatican” by Robert Silverberg; “Jade Blue” by Edward Bryant; “Nor Limestone Islands” by R. A. Lafferty; “Time Exposures” by Wilson Tucker; “Mindship” by Gerard F. Conway; “Notes for a Novel About the First Ship Ever to Venus” by Barry N. Malzberg; “Poor Man, Beggar Man” by Joanna Russ; “The Romance of Dr. Tanner” by Ron Goulart; “The Human Side of the Village Monster” by Edward Bryant; “Mount Charity” by Edgar Pangborn; “All the Last Wars at Once” by George Alec Effinger.
12 sublieme science fiction-verhalen waarin de rijke verbeelding van de begaafdste schrijvers weergaloze hoogten bereikt.J. G. Ballard: De tuin des tijdsTerry Carr: De dans van de Veranderaar en de DrieArthur C. Clarke: Ontmoeting met MedusaPhilip K. Dick: De elektrische mierKeith Laumer: De andere hemelFritz Leiber: Bazaar van het BizarreEric Frank Russell: HobbyistRobert Silverberg: In het Huis der Tweevoudige GeestenTheodore Sturgeon: WessenflinkelJames Tiptree: Liefde is het plan het plan is de doodJack Vance: De zeventien maagdenJohn Varley: In de kom
11 SF/Fantasy-verhalen: Frank Herbert: Groenslaven (Greenslaves, 1965) Ron Goulart: Het probleem met machines (The trouble with machines, 1968) Michael Stall: De vijf deuren (The five doors, 1973) R.A. Lafferty: De man die er helemaal niet was (The man who never was, 1967) Brain Aldiss: Totale omgeving (Total environment, 1968) Keith Laumer: De planeetvernielers (The planet wreckers, 1966) Terry Carr: Zij wonen op niveaus (They live on levels, 1973) R.A. Lafferty: Alle stukken van een rivieroever (All pieces of a rivershore, 1970) Sydney J. van Scyoc: Dodenzang (Deathsong, 1974) Ron Goulart: Hooizolder (Lofthouse, 1969) Robert Silverberg: Nadat de mythen naar huis gingen (After the myths went home, 1969)
Millennia in the future, Earth has become a backwater planet, ignored by others in the galaxy. Its one jewel is Cirque - the city on the Abyss, a city of love and harmony, with inspiring religious rites. But in the Abyss there lives the Beast, formed from the castoff hates of the Cirquians: a beast whose body is refuse, whose mind is black as sin. Feeble weapons are no match for the Beast. And now, after centuries, it's climbing out of the Abyss to claim its own...
Hrsg. v. Carr, Terry. Science Fiction Stories.