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Campbell, John W. (editor) (Frank Herbert; Walter Bupp; Poul Anderson; Johnathan Blake MacKenzie; Carl A. Larson; Randall Garrett; Norman Spinrad; John Brunner; Walt Richmond; Leigh Richmond; Dean McLaughlin; Christopher Anvil; Richard L. Davis) ANALOG - Science Fiction and Fact - Volume 72, number 4, 5, 6 - December January February 1963, 1964: Dune World; The Right Time; Conversation in Arcady; Thin Edge; The Eyes Have It; Poppa Needs Shorts; Subjectivity; See What I Mean; Permanent Implosion
New York Conde Nast Publications 1963 First Edition Soft Cover Very Good John Schoenherr; Ralph A. Hall;
96, 96, 98 pp. Magazine format, not digest. All three issues have some light edge and corner wear; no interior markings. Covers by John Schoenherr; the cover to the January issue is a photograph of polarized light through a microslice of meteorite by Ralph A. Hall. DECEMBER contains: Dune World (part one of three) by Frank Herbert; The Right Time by Walter Bupp; Conversation in Arcady by Poul Anderson; Thin Edge by Johnathan Blake MacKenzie; Science Fact: The Nature of the Electric Fluid by John W. Campbell; Science Fact: Cracking the Code by Carl A. Larson; and Editorial: Hydrogen Isn't Cultural by John W. Campbell; along with the usual features. JANUARY contains: Dune World (part two of three) by Frank Herbert; The Eyes Have It by Randall Garrett; Poppa Needs Shorts by Walt and Leigh Richmond; Subjectivity by Norman Spinrad; See What I Mean by John Brunner; Editorial: Fully Identified by John W. Campbell; and Science Fact: Secondary Meteorites (part one of two) by Ralph A. Hall; along with the usual features, including a letter from Jack Williamson. FEBRUARY contains: Dune World (part three of three) by Frank Herbert; The Permanent Implosion by Dean McLaughlin; Crackpots Inc by Richard L. Davis; Rx for Chaos by Christopher Anvil; Science Fact: Secondary Meteorites (part two of two) by Ralph A. Hall; Science Fact: Names for Space Plants by John Becker; and Editorial: How to Breed a Superior Race by John W. Campbell; along with the usual features. This marks the first appearance of the first part of Frank Herbert's SF classic, Dune. In 1959, he stared the research for the book. Six years later, he was finished writing it. Part of it was published by Campbell as Dune World, serialised in three parts in 1963 and 1964. The rest of it was serialised in five parts in Analog as The Prophet of Dune in 1965. Campbell understood what he had right away. But Herbert submitted it to twenty book publishers before he landed a contract with Chilton in Philadelphia - they released it in December 1965. Before Frank Herbert came along, Chilton had been known primarily for their car repair manuals. That changed.
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Brunner, John BLACK IS THE (Colour) COLOR
New York Pyramid Books 1969 First Paperback Printing Soft Cover Very Good- Jeff Jones;
189 pp. Pyramid Book X1955. Edge and corner wear with minor creasing on the front cover; rubbing on the back cover; creasing on the spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Jeff Jones.
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Brunner, John BLACK IS THE (Colour) COLOR
New York Pyramid Books 1969 First Paperback Printing Soft Cover Very Good Jeff Jones;
189 pp. Pyramid Book X1955. Light edge and corner wear with bindery ripples on an otherwise uncreased spine; no interior markings. Cover art by Jeff Jones.
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Brunner, John BORN UNDER MARS
New York Ace Books 1967 First Paperback Printing Soft Cover Very Good John Schoenherr;
127 pp. Ace Book G-884. Light edge and corner wear with a faint crease on the spine; no interior markings. Cover art by John Schoenherr.
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