29 short stories from 1933-1967 that left permanent significant impact on the three editors as teens.
1 Rescue Party by Arthur C. Clarke (Astounding Science Fiction May'46)
2 Menace from Earth by Robert A. Heinlein (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction Aug'57)
3 Code Three by Rick Raphael (Analog Feb'63)
4 Hunting Problem by Robert Sheckley (Galaxy Sep'55)
5 Black Destroyer by A. E. Van Vogt (Astounding Science Fiction July'39)
6 Pail of Air by Fritz Leiber (Galaxy Dec'51)
7 Thy Rocks and Rills by Robert Ernest Gilbert (If Sep'53)
8 Gun for Dinosaur by L. Sprague de Camp (Galaxy Mar'56)
9 Goblin Night by James H. Schmitz (Analog Apr'65)
10 Only Thing We Learn by C. M. Kornbluth (Startling Stories July'49)
11 Trigger Tide by Wyman Guin (as Norman Menascoe Astounding Science Fiction Oct'50)
12 Aliens by Murray Leinster (Astounding Science Fiction Aug'59)
13 All the Way Back by Michael Shaara (Astounding Science Fiction July'52)
14 Last Command by Keith Laumer (Analog Jan'67)
15 Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell (as Don A. Stuart Astounding Science Fiction Aug'38)
16 Quietus by Ross Rocklynne (Astounding Science Fiction Sep'40)
17 Answer by Frederic Brown (Angels and Spaceships 1954)
18 Last Question by Isaac Asimov (Isaac Asimov: The Complete .. #1 1956)
19 Cold Equations by Tom Godwin (Astounding Science Fiction Aug'54)
20 Shambleau by C. L. Moore (Wierd Tales Nov'33)
21 Turning Point by Poul Anderson (If May'53)
22 Heavy Planet by Lee Gregor (Astounding Science Fiction Aug'39)
23 Omnilingual by H. Beam Piper (Astounding Science Fiction Feb'57)
24 Gentle Earth by Christopher Anvil (Astounding Science Fiction Nov'57)
25 Environment by Chester S. Geier (Astounding Science Fiction May'44)
26 Liane the Wayfarer by Jack Vance (The Dying Earth 1950)
27 Spawn by P. Schuyler Miller (Wierd Tales Aug'39)
28 St. Dragon and the George by Gordon R. Dickson
29 Thunder and Roses by Theodore Sturgeon (Astounding Science Fiction Nov'47)

lgrsfic/R:/!fiction/0day/SFFebooks/David Drake & Eric Flint & Jim Baen (ed)/David Drake & Eric Flint & Jim Baen (ed) - The World Turned Upside Down # (v5.0).zip

lgli/David Drake & Eric Flint & Jim Baen (ed)\David Drake & Eric Flint & Jim Baen (ed) - The World Turned Upside Down # (v5.0).zip

zlib/no-category/Drake David; Flint Eric; Baen Jim (ed)/The World Turned Upside Down_4363486.zip

Eric Flint; Jim Baen; Poul Anderson; Christopher Anvil; Isaac Asimov; Fredric Brown; L. Sprague de Camp; John W. Campbell Jr.; Arthur C. Clarke; Gordon R. Dickson; Chester S. Geier; Robert Ernest Gilbert; Tom Godwin; Lee Gregor; Wyman Guin; Robert A. Heinlein; C.M. Kornbluth; Fritz Leiber; Keith Laumer; Murray Leinster; P. Schuyler Miller; C.L. Moore; H. Beam Piper; Rick Raphael; Ross Rocklynne; James H. Schmitz; Robert Sheckley; Michael Sharra; Theodore Sturgeon; Jack Vance; A.E. van Vogt

edited by David Drake, Eric Flint, and Jim Baen

David Drake, Eric Flint, Jim Baen, Isaac Asimov

David Drake; Eric Flint; Jim Baen; Thomas Kidd

David Drake; Jim Baen; Eric Flint

Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing

Simon & Schuster, Incorporated

Baen ; Melia [distributor

Beyond Words/Atria Books

ibooks, Incorporated

Baen Books

Riverdale, N.Y, New York, New York State, 2006

United States, United States of America

Riverdale, N.Y., Godalming, 2006

Riverdale, NY, New York, ©2004

Book Club Edition, 2005-01-04

Reprint, 2006

US, 2006

version: 5.0

lg_fict_id_838718

contributor: Internet Archive

format: Image/Djvu(.djvu)

rights: The access limited around the compus-network users

unit_name: Internet Archive

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) Preface
2. (p2) Arthur C. Clarke Rescue Party
3. (p3) Robert A. Heinlein The Menace from Earth
4. (p4) Rick Raphael Code Three
5. (p5) Robert Sheckley Hunting Problem
6. (p6) A. E. Van Vogt Black Destroyer
7. (p7) Fritz Leiber A Pail of Air
8. (p8) Robert Ernest Gilbert Thy Rocks and Rills
9. (p9) L. Sprague de Camp A Gun for Dinosaur
10. (p10) James H. Schmitz Goblin Night
11. (p11) C. M. Kornbluth The Only Thing We Learn
12. (p12) Wyman Guin Trigger Tide
13. (p13) Murray Leinster The Aliens
14. (p14) Michael Shaara All the Way Back
15. (p15) Keith Laumer The Last Command
16. (p16) John W. Campbell Who Goes There?
17. (p17) Ross Rocklynne Quietus
18. (p18) Fredric Brown Answer
19. (p19) Isaac Asimov The Last Question
20. (p20) Tom Godwin The Cold Equations
21. (p21) C. L. Moore Shambleau
22. (p22) Poul Anderson Turning Point
23. (p23) Lee Gregor Heavy Planet
24. (p24) H. Beam Piper Omnilingual
25. (p25) Christopher Anvil The Gentle Earth
26. (p26) Chester S. Geier Environment
27. (p27) Jack Vance Liane the Wayfarer
28. (p28) P Schuyler Miller Spawn
29. (p29) Gordon R. Dickson St. Dragon and the George
30. (p30) Theodore Sturgeon Thunder and Roses

<p><p>publisher Jim Baen Joins Two Of His Top Authors To Collect The Stories Which Made Them Sf Readers In Their Youth And Fitted Them To Make Major Impacts On The Sf Field Today. The Quality Of The Stories In This Huge Volume Compares Favorably With That Of Any Collection In The Past Fifty Years&#151;there's Been Nothing Of Equal Size And Quality Since Groff Conklin's Omnibus Of Science Fiction In 1952. Nevertheless The Selection Wasn't Through Some Would-be Objective Standard But Rather By A Deliberately Subjective Process&#58; These Are The Stories Which, When The Editors Read Them, Turned Their Worlds Around. Each Story Was Picked Because Of The Emotional Charge It Gave One Or More Of The Editors On First Reading. The Story Sources Range From Analog To Weird Tales, The First Appearances From The Early '30s To The Mid '60s. Many Were Written By The Greatest Names In The Sf Field. These Are Stories That Made The Editors Think And Feel. They Will Do The Same For You.<br></p>

A superlative anthology featuring some of the finest science fiction works ever published features stories by such masters as Robert A. Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Poul Anderson, Gordon R. Dickson, and others, in a collection that features tales selected for their ground-breaking exploration of new worlds.

An anthology with stories by authors such as Robert A. Heinlein, Arthur C. Clarke, Isaac Asimov, Poul Anderson, and Gordon R. Dickson, features tales selected for their exploration of new worlds.

2013-02-26