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The time dweller
Michael Moorcock
1969 · 176 pages · 2 reviews
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1981 paperback, vg++ In stock shipped from our UK warehouse
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Souls in the Great Machine
Sean McMullen
2000 · 597 pages · 1 review
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1st printing (per number line) of first mass market edition.
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The eye of the lens
Langdon Jones
1972 · 173 pages · 2 reviews
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1st trade edition paperback, fine
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Ancient, My Enemy
Gordon R. Dickson
1974 · 215 pages · 3 reviews
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STATED FIRST PRINTING. APRIL 1976 DAW MASS MARKET PAPERBACK, Gordon R. Dickson (The Forever Man). Here are stories of interstellar exploration, of adventure at the dawn of star flight and at the ultimate end of star flight, of man versus machine, of man versus nature, and of man versus the cosmos. - Goodreads
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Universe 4
Terry Carr
1974 · 179 pages · 1 review
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First edition hardcover with unclipped dust jacket in very good condition. Jacket is slighlty discoloured, and page block head is lightly tanned. Otherwise, almost as new. LW
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Chthon
Piers Anthony
1967 · 234 pages · 1 review
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From back cover Berkley paperback September 1984: It was a new word for Hell. An escape-proof prison mine, where the worst criminals in the Universe were condemned to perpetual suffering in the ruby darkness. Aton had committed the unpardonable crime. He was condemned to Chthon for loving the minionette, the sensuous siren-spirit no man was allowed to possess... or even desire. And to find out who she was and why she was forbidden, Aton had to do what none before him had ever done. Escape from Chthon!
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