Damon Knight Books

Cosmic Laughter; Science Fiction For The Fun Of It

By Damon Knight, Ben Bova, Joe Haldeman, Norman Spinrad, Henry Kuttner, Andrew J. Offutt, Alfred Bester, Terry Carr, Thomas N. Scortia, Joe W. Haldeman, Ben Bova, Norman Spinrad, Terry Carr, Alfred Bester, Damon Knight, Thomas N. Scortia, Andrew J. Offutt, Henry Kuttner

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Improbable people and zany machines are introduced in this collection of nine lighthearted talesix • Introduction (Cosmic Laughter) • essay by Joe Haldeman1 • A Slight Miscalculation • (1971) • sho...

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Study war no more

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Visions of Wonder

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Visions of Wonder

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Nebula Award Stories 7

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A Day in the Life

By Gardner R. Dozois

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Orbit 20

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Turning Points: Essays on the Art of Science Fiction

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Orbit 17

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