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Theodore Sturgeon


The Golden Helix

Masters of Science Fiction: Book 5

Theodore Sturgeon

The Golden Helix is a selection of Sturgeon's own favorites from among his many beautiful and unabashedly romantic fantasies. Each story is prefaced with a brief discussion by the author. "A master storyteller certain to fascinate all sorts of readers..." -- Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

Contents:

  • Introduction (The Golden Helix) - (1979) - essay
  • The Golden Helix - (1954) - novella
  • The Man Who Lost the Sea - (1959) - shortstory
  • And Now the News... - (1956) - novelette
  • The Clinic - (1953) - shortstory
  • ...And My Fear Is Great... - (1953) - novella
  • The Ultimate Egoist - (1941) - novelette
  • The Skills of Xanadu - (1956) - novelette
  • The Dark Room - (1953) - novelette
  • Yesterday Was Monday - (1941) - shortstory
  • "I Say... Ernest..." - (1973) - essay

More Than Human

Masters of Science Fiction: Book 29

Theodore Sturgeon

First published in 1953, this most celebrated of Sturgeon's works won the International Fantasy Award, as has been touted as "a masterpiece of provocative storytelling" (The Herald Tribune).

A group of remarkable social outcasts band together for survival and discover their combined powers renders them superhuman.

Some of Your Blood

Masters of Science Fiction: Book 39

Theodore Sturgeon

Theodore Sturgeon's dark and foreboding look at the vampire myth was an instant classic when originally published in 1956. When George Smith is arrested for assaulting a senior officer, a military psychiatrist is assigned to the case. The secret of George's past is unearthed, and a history of blood lust and murder. Innovatively told through letters, interviews, and traditional narrative, Some of Your Blood effectively portrays the tragic upbringing of George Smith to his attempts at a stable life and the great love of his life to his inevitable downfall. Millipede Press is proud to present this masterpiece of macabre literature in a brand new edition.

Theodore Sturgeon: A Primary and Secondary Bibliography

Masters of Science Fiction and Fantasy: Book 1

Lahna F. Diskin
Theodore Sturgeon

Checklist of Sturgeon's fiction and nonfiction published in books and periodicals (including fanzines) and annotated listing of secondary material.

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