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Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers

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An anthology collection of science fiction stories, featuring warriors and heroes. The best military science fiction isn’t just a bunch of space battles and cigar-chomping armed combat (although those are fun). The most interesting stories also examine what life in the military actually involves, and what combat can do to a person’s mind. The conflict, the tactics and weapons used for it, and the role of a military service and the individual members of that military organization form the basis for exciting stories of military science fiction. Contents: * Introduction (Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers) • essay by Robert Adams * Clash by Night [Keeps • 1] (1943) / novella by Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore [as by Lawrence O'Donnell] * Among Thieves (1957) / novelette by Poul Anderson * Despoilers of the Golden Empire (1959) / novelette by Randall Garrett * Down Styphon! [Kalvan] (1965) / novelette by H. Beam Piper * Three Soldiers (1978) / novelette by D. C. Poyer * Dragons' Teeth (1975) / novelette by David Drake * Cold Light [Kane] (1973) / novella by Karl Edward Wagner * A Difficult Undertaking [Videssos] (1986) / novelette by Harry Turtledove * Passage to Dilfar [Dilvish] (1965) / short story by Roger Zelazny * Night on Mispec Moor [State/Leshy Circuit] (1974) / short story by Larry Niven * Warrior [Childe Cycle] (1965) / short story by Gordon R. Dickson .

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Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers, Martin H. Greenberg, Robert Adams, Pamela Crippen Adams

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1988
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Title
Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers
Language
English
Released
1988
Format
Paperback
Pages
348
ISBN10
0451155599
ISBN13
9780451155597
Series
Description
An anthology collection of science fiction stories, featuring warriors and heroes. The best military science fiction isn’t just a bunch of space battles and cigar-chomping armed combat (although those are fun). The most interesting stories also examine what life in the military actually involves, and what combat can do to a person’s mind. The conflict, the tactics and weapons used for it, and the role of a military service and the individual members of that military organization form the basis for exciting stories of military science fiction. Contents: * Introduction (Robert Adams' Book of Soldiers) • essay by Robert Adams * Clash by Night [Keeps • 1] (1943) / novella by Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore [as by Lawrence O'Donnell] * Among Thieves (1957) / novelette by Poul Anderson * Despoilers of the Golden Empire (1959) / novelette by Randall Garrett * Down Styphon! [Kalvan] (1965) / novelette by H. Beam Piper * Three Soldiers (1978) / novelette by D. C. Poyer * Dragons' Teeth (1975) / novelette by David Drake * Cold Light [Kane] (1973) / novella by Karl Edward Wagner * A Difficult Undertaking [Videssos] (1986) / novelette by Harry Turtledove * Passage to Dilfar [Dilvish] (1965) / short story by Roger Zelazny * Night on Mispec Moor [State/Leshy Circuit] (1974) / short story by Larry Niven * Warrior [Childe Cycle] (1965) / short story by Gordon R. Dickson .