John Harris - The Man Who Ate the World (Frederik Pohl, 1980)
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Man Plus - art by Peter Gudynas (1978)
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First use of "Greenhouse Effect" in SF
A scan of Frederik Pohl and C.M. Kornbluth's "Gravy Planet" from Galaxy magazine's August 1952 issue.
The story grew into the brilliant anti-capitalist novel, The Space Merchants.
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Slave Ship, by Frederik Pohl (Four Square, 1967).
From Tesco in Bedfont, Middlesex.
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Vintage Paperback - The Towers Of Utopia by Mack Reynolds
Art by Bruce Pennington
Bantam (1975)
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You don’t think progress goes in a straight line, do you? Do you recognize that it is an ascending, accelerating, maybe even exponential curve? It takes hell’s own time to get started, but when it goes it goes like a bomb.
Platinum Pohl by Frederik Pohl
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Wally Wood, illustrating Robert Silverberg's "Birds of a Feather” Galaxy November 1958
Wally Wood Galaxy Science Fiction Magazine June 1959 Frederik Pohl story "Whatever Counts" Original Art (Galaxy, 1959).
Wally Wood - Science Fiction Illustration Original Art (c. 1950s) spot illustration for Galaxy Science Fiction
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The Starchild Trilogy by Frederik Pohl and Jack Williamson, cover by Unknown Artist (1977?)
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Variant cover art by Ken Barr (1976) for "Wolfbane" by Frederik Pohl and C. M. Kornbluth.
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Rick Sternbach - Pohlstars (Frederik Pohl, 1984)
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A book you very likely don’t have on your shelf #229
Cover by Richard Powers -- 1953
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"He may have been wrong, but there wasn't anyone around righter so I took his word for it" - Amuro Ray remembering Bright Noa.
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Han-headed Cathay saw it first,
Bright as brightest solar burst;
Whipped it into boy and girl,
The blinding spiral-sliced swirl:
Yang and Yin
Hegel saw it, saw it clear;
Jackal Marx drew near, drew near:
O’er his shoulder saw it plain,
Turned it upside down again:
Yang and Yin
Justice, tip your sightless scales;
One pan rises, one pan fails
Add to A and B grows less;
A’s B’s partner nonetheless
Next the twoness that there be
In even electricity
Chart the current as it’s found:
Sine the hot lead, line the ground
The wild sine dances, soars and falls
But only to figures the zero calls
Sine waves, scales, all things that be
Share a reciprocity
Male and Female, Light and Dark:
Name the numbers of Noah’s ark
Yang and Yin
Poem? Drinking song? on Dialectic, Frederik Pohl, The Midas Plague
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Lester Del Rey - The best Of - Ballantine - 1978 (cover art by Gary Viskupic)
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