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Wandering Stars: An Anthology Of Jewish Fantasy And Science Fiction
Wandering Stars: An Anthology Of Jewish Fantasy And Science Fiction

By ROBERT SHECKLEY, Avram Davidson, H. L. Gold, George Alec Effinger, Robert Silverberg, Pamela Sargent, Jack Dann, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Harlan Ellison, Carol Carr, Bernard Malamud, William Tenn, Isaac Asimov

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Jewish science fiction and fantasy? Yes !Here is the distinguished list of contributors to Wandering Stars, originally published in 1974 and the only book of its kind, anywhere! Bernard Malamud...

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Best From Orbit Volumes 1-10
Best From Orbit Volumes 1-10

By Richard Wilson, KATE WILHELM, Gene Wolfe, R A Lafferty, Ursula K. Le Guin, Avram Davidson, Gardner Dozois, George Alec Effinger, Robert Silverberg, Paul Lehr, Norman Spinrad, Richard McKenna, Langdon Jones, Harlan Ellison, Carol Carr, James Sallis, Allison Rice, Damon Knight, Theodore L. Thomas, Joanna Russ, Thom Lee Wharton, Carol Emscwiller, Philip Jos Farmer

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A collection of 28 short pieces from the first 10 volumes of Orbit. Stories by Richard Wilson, Mother to the World, Robert Silverberg's Passengers, Harlan Ellison's Shattered Like a Glass Goblin, a...

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Wandering Stars: An Anthology Of Jewish Fantasy And Science Fiction
Wandering Stars: An Anthology Of Jewish Fantasy And Science Fiction

By ROBERT SHECKLEY, Avram Davidson, H. L. Gold, George Alec Effinger, Robert Silverberg, Pamela Sargent, Jack Dann, Horace Gold, Isaac Bashevis Singer, Harlan Ellison, Carol Carr, Bernard Malamud, William Tenn, Isaac Asimov

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Jewish science fiction and fantasy? Yes !Here is the distinguished list of contributors to Wandering Stars, originally published in 1974 and the only book of its kind, anywhere! Bernard Malamud Is...

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