Showing posts with label Terry Carr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Terry Carr. Show all posts
Friday, November 24, 2017

FFB: Terry Carr, ed: SCIENCE FICTION FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SCIENCE FICTION (Doubleday 1966); Harry Harrison, ed: THE LIGHT FANTASTIC (Scribner's 1971)

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--Redux post from 2012, with some comments: Missionary Work Science Fiction for People Who Hate Science Fiction was Terry Carr's ...
Friday, May 15, 2015

FFB redux: BEST SF '71 ed. by Harry Harrison & Brian Aldiss (Berkley 1972); YEAR'S FINEST FANTASY ed. by Terry Carr (Berkley 1978)

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Redux, due to attendance to a funeral and prepping the house for guests, at this link.  Back with new next Friday. Please see Patti Abbot...
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Friday, October 4, 2013

FFB: Redux (further memories of Frederik Pohl, Harry Harrison and other good people): HELL'S CARTOGRAPHERS edited by Aldiss & Harrison; WORLDS OF IF: A Retrospective Anthology, Pohl, Greenberg & Olander, ed. (Bluejay '86); TQ 20 (TriQuarterly 20y), Gibbons & Hahn, ed. (Pushcart '85); Terry Carr, ed: SCIENCE FICTION FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SCIENCE FICTION (Doubleday 1966); Harry Harrison, ed: THE LIGHT FANTASTIC (Scribner's 1971)

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Next week I hope to Rejoin the Blogging, if everyone hasn't forgotten about the memes I've been involved with...but Bill Crider...
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Friday, February 3, 2012

FFB: Terry Carr, ed: SCIENCE FICTION FOR PEOPLE WHO HATE SCIENCE FICTION (Doubleday 1966); Harry Harrison, ed: THE LIGHT FANTASTIC (Scribner's 1971)

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Missionary Work Science Fiction for People Who Hate Science Fiction was Terry Carr's first solo anthology to be published, after a ...
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Friday, January 27, 2012

FFB: Bob Shaw: MESSAGES FOUND IN AN OXYGEN BOTTLE and Terry Carr: BETWEEN TWO WORLDS (NESFA Press 1986)

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OK, this almost feels like a bit of a cheat...another fannish collection, or in this case two collections, and the double-volume, like PITFC...
Friday, June 24, 2011

FFB: NEW WORLDS OF FANTASY (1967) and its sequels (1970, 1971), edited by Terry Carr

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The first New Worlds of Fantasy was one of the first anthologies Terry Carr would edit on his own, having already become the junior editori...
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