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Spectrum III

A Science Fiction Anthology

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The third entry in the series of Sci Fi anthologies edited by the British novelist and poet, both of whom are self-proclaimed addicts of fantastic fiction, originally published in the U.K. in 1963. The content of this one has been culled from the Sci Fi Pulps of the late 1940s and 1950s and includes works by Theodore Sturgeon ("Killdozer!," Astounding Science Fiction 1945), J.G. Ballard ("The Voices of Time," New Worlds Science Fiction 1960), Poul Anderson ("Call Me Joe," Astounding Science Fiction 1957), Murray Leinster ("Exploration Team," Astounding Science Fiction 1956), Alfred Bester ("Fondly Fahrenheit," The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 1954) and Arthur C. Clarke ("The Sentinel," Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader 1951), among others.

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Spectrum III, Kingsley Amis, Robert Conquest

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1971
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Title
Spectrum III
Subtitle
A Science Fiction Anthology
Language
English
Publisher
Pan Macmillan
Released
1971
Format
Paperback
Pages
288
ISBN10
0330201131
ISBN13
9780330201131
Series
Description
The third entry in the series of Sci Fi anthologies edited by the British novelist and poet, both of whom are self-proclaimed addicts of fantastic fiction, originally published in the U.K. in 1963. The content of this one has been culled from the Sci Fi Pulps of the late 1940s and 1950s and includes works by Theodore Sturgeon ("Killdozer!," Astounding Science Fiction 1945), J.G. Ballard ("The Voices of Time," New Worlds Science Fiction 1960), Poul Anderson ("Call Me Joe," Astounding Science Fiction 1957), Murray Leinster ("Exploration Team," Astounding Science Fiction 1956), Alfred Bester ("Fondly Fahrenheit," The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 1954) and Arthur C. Clarke ("The Sentinel," Avon Science Fiction and Fantasy Reader 1951), among others.