Reprint (Voyager 2003) original anthology of 11 short novels by modern masters of fantasy, set in their most popular series. Authors include George R.R. Martin (“A Song of Ice and Fire”), Robin Hobb (“Realm of the Elderlings”), Orson Scott Card (“Tales of Alvin Maker”), Diana Gabaldon (“Outlander”), Tad Williams (“Otherland”), Terry Brooks (“Shannara”), and Neil Gaiman (“American Gods”). First US edition. |
Reprint (Voyager 2003) original anthology of 11 short novels by modern masters of fantasy, set in their most popular series. This is similar to the Del Rey edition, except it lacks a price and has the SFBC number on the back jacket. |
Reprint (Voyager 2003) original anthology of 11 short novels by modern masters of fantasy, set in their most popular series. The authors are Brooks, Card, Feist, Gabaldon, Gaiman, Haydon, Hobb, Martin, McCaffrey, Williams, and Silverberg himself. |
Reprint (Voyager 2003) original anthology of 11 short novels by modern masters of fantasy, set in their most popular series. The authors are Brooks, Card, Feist, Gabaldon, Gaiman, Haydon, Hobb, Martin, McCaffrey, Williams, and Silverberg himself. |
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Reprint (Arbor House 1983 as The Fantasy Hall of Fame) fantasy anthology. |
Reprint (Arbor House 1983 as The Fantasy Hall of Fame) fantasy anthology. |
Reprint (Meredith Press 1968) SF anthology. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1971) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1971) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Issued simultaneously with the hardcover. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Harper & Row; Canfield Press 1970) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Harper & Row; Canfield Press 1970) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Original shared-world sf anthology/quasi-novel in six parts, with an introduction by the editor and appendices concerning the created world by Poul Anderson and Frederik Pohl. |
Reprint (Bantam Spectra 1992) original shared-world sf anthology/quasi-novel in six parts, with an introduction by the editor and appendices concerning the created world by Poul Anderson and Frederik Pohl. Similar to the Bantam edition except it lacks an ISBN and price and the SFBC number is on the back jacket. |
Reprint (Bantam Spectra 1992) original anthology of six stories set on the same world, with an introduction by the editor and appendices concerning the created world by Poul Anderson and Frederik Pohl. |
Reprint (Bantam Spectra 1992) original shared-world sf anthology/quasi-novel in six parts, with an introduction by the editor and appendices concerning the created world by Poul Anderson and Frederik Pohl. The order of the stories has been corrected for this edition. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1974) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1974) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1974) SF anthology. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1974) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Arbor House 1983) anthology. |
Anthology of seven stories (including the 1999 Nebula winners and some nominees, and an excerpt from Octavia E. Butler’s winning novel, Parable of the Talents), two Rhysling Award-winning poems, an article on SF in 1999 by Gary K. Wolfe, and articles about and pieces by Author Emeritus Daniel Keyes and Grand Master Brian Aldiss. Despite the title change, this is 35th in the Nebula series |
Published simultaneously with the hardcover edition. |
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Reprint (Hawthorn 1975) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Hawthorn 1975) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Doubleday 1971) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1972) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (SFBC 1973) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Harper & Row 1975) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Harper & Row 1976) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Harper & Row 1977) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
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Reprint (Hawthorn 1973) original SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Hawthorn 1973) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Anthology of 13 stories. Introduction and biographical essay by Silverberg. |
Reprint (Warner 1987) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Warner 1987) anthology of 13 stories, with an essay on each by Silverberg, who also contributes an introduction and autobiographical essay. |
Reprint (Warner 1987) sf anthology, with an introduction and an autobiographical essay by Silverberg. |
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Reprint (Warner 1987 as Robert Silverberg’s Worlds of Wonder) anthology of 13 stories with commentary on each by Silverberg, plus a long autobiographical piece. There is a new introduction by Greg Bear. |
Reprint (Warner 1987 as Robert Silverberg’s Worlds of Wonder) anthology of 13 stories, with an essay on each by Silverberg. |
Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1971) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1970 as The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1970) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1970) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1970 as The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One) anthology of 26 classic SF stories. |
Reprint (Doubleday 1970 as The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One) anthology of 26 classic SF stories. |
Best-of-the-year anthology of 11 stories. Authors include Charles Stross, Geoffrey A. Landis, and Ted Chiang. |
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Reprint (Thomas Nelson US 1975) SF anthology. Details taken from online listing. |
Anthology of 14 stories originally published in the pulp magazine. Silverberg provides an introduction on his years of writing for the magazine, and notes on individual authors, who include James E. Gunn, Robert Bloch, and Jack Vance. Includes illustrations by Frank Kelly Freas, Ed Emshwiller, Paul Orban, and William Bowman. Limited to 1000 copies. Details taken from online listing. |
Anthology of 21 stories, one original, with introductions by Silverberg. Details taken from online listing. |