SF '59: The Year's Greatest Science Fiction and Fantasy - Contents

Contents

  • Introduction, by Judith Merril
  • "Pelt", by Carol Emshwiller
  • "Triggerman", by J. F. Bone
  • "The Prize of Peril", by Robert Sheckley
  • "Hickory, Dickory, Kerouac", by Richard Gehman
  • "The Yellow Pill", by Rog Phillips
  • "River of Riches", by Gerald Kersh
  • "Satellite Passage", by Theodore L. Thomas
  • "Casey Agonistes", by Richard M. McKenna
  • "Space-Time for Springers", by Fritz Leiber
  • "Or All the Seas with Oysters", by Avram Davidson
  • "Ten-Story Jigsaw", by Brian W. Aldiss
  • "Fresh Guy", by E. C. Tubb
  • "The Beautiful Things", by Arthur Zirul
  • "The Comedian’s Children", by Theodore Sturgeon
  • "The Short-Short Story of Mankind", by John Steinbeck
  • "From Science Fiction to Science Fact: The Universe"
  • "Man in Space", by Daniel Lang
  • "Rockets to Where?", by Judith Merril
  • "The Thunder-Thieves", by Isaac Asimov
  • "The Year’s S-F, Summation and Honorable Mentions", by Judith Merril

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