PROLOGUE TO ANALOG

Edited by John W. Campbell

Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1962.

First edition (stated).

Frayed wear to the lower spine, else a very good plus tight copy in light blue cloth, spine titles in black; in a very good plus dust jacket with wear and a chip missing from the lower spine, nicks and modest wear to the crown of the spine, and soiling to the rear panel. Original $3.95 price to the front flap.

Editor John W. Campbell has selected ten exceptional stories and novelettes from Astounding Science Fiction as a Prologue to Analog, representing the best authors and stories since 1953.

Campbell starts the anthology with an eight-page introductory essay.

Contents:
Isaac Asimov--"Belief"; Christopher Anvil--"Pandora's Planet"; Randall Garrett and Robert Silverberg--"Sound Decision"; H. Beam Piper--"Omnilingual"; J.F. Bone--"Triggerman"; Rick Raphael--"A Filbert is a Nut"; Ralph Williams--"Business As Usual, During Alterations"; Joseph P. Martino--"Pushbutton War"; Roger Kuykendall--"We Didn't Do Anything Wrong, Hardly"; and Eric Frank Russell--"Minor Ingredient".

A relatively common anthology in the science fiction book club edition--BUT very scarce in the publisher's first edition.

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