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Cosmic Critiques

How and Why Ten Science Fiction Stories Work

by Isaac Asimov , Martin H. Greenberg , Ansen Dibell , Larry Niven , Pat Cadigan , Raymond E. Banks , J. G. Ballard , James H. Schmitz , Irving Cox Jr. , Charles L. Fontenay , Arthur C. Clarke and Norman Spinrad

First published 1990

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Rock On – short story by Pat Cadigan Transstar – novelette by Raymond E. Banks Billenium – short story by J. G. Ballard (variant of Billennium) Grandpa – novelette by James H. Schmitz The Last Question – short story by Isaac Asimov In the Circle of Nowhere – short story by Irving E. Cox, Jr. The Silk and the Song – novelette by Charles L. Fontenay Dial “F” for Frankenstein – short story by Arthur C.

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Isaac Asimov, 1920–1992, United States.

Martin H. Greenberg, 1941–2011, United States.

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Writer's Digest Books · 197 pages

Publisher
Writer's Digest Books
Pages
197
ISBN
978-0-89879-394-9
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Publisher
Writer's Digest Books
Pages
197
ISBN
  • 978-0-89879-394-9
Author
Asimov, Isaac, 1920–1992 · Greenberg, Martin H., 1941–2011 · Dibell, Ansen · Niven, Larry, 1938– · Cadigan, Pat, 1953– · Banks, Raymond E. · Ballard, J. G., 1930–2009 · Schmitz, James H., 1911–1981 · Cox, Irving · Fontenay, Charles L. · Clarke, Arthur C., 1917–2008 · Spinrad, Norman, 1940–
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Cosmic Critiques : How and Why Ten Science Fiction Stories Work / Isaac Asimov, Martin H. Greenberg, Ansen Dibell, Larry Niven, Pat Cadigan, Raymond E. Banks, J. G. Ballard, James H. Schmitz, Irving Cox Jr., Charles L. Fontenay, Arthur C. Clarke and Norman Spinrad.
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Subjects

  • American Science fiction
  • Science fiction
  • Technique
  • English Science fiction