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Publication: Venture Science Fiction Magazine, November 1969 Editor: Edward L. FermanPublisher: Mercury Press, Inc.Pages: 132Contents by page number4 Plague Ship novella by Harry Harris… Altro …

Publication: Venture Science Fiction Magazine, November 1969 Editor: Edward L. FermanPublisher: Mercury Press, Inc.Pages: 132Contents by page number4 Plague Ship novella by Harry Harrison4 Plague Ship interior artwork by Bert Tanner43 Plague Ship [2] interior artwork by Bert Tanner82 Through Time and Space with Ferdinand Feghoot: LXXI [Through Time and Space with Ferdinand Feghoot 71] short story by Reginald Bretnor [as by Grendel Briarton]83 In Alien Waters short story by Richard E. Peck91 In Alien Waters interior artwork by uncredited93 IQ Soup [Emmett Duckworth] short story by Larry Eisenberg (variant of Duckworth's IQ Soup)95 Basic [Federation of Humanity] short story by Christopher Anvil105 Books (Venture Science Fiction Magazine, November 1969) [Books (Venture Science Fiction Magazine)] essay by Ron Goulart105 Review: Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. review by Ron Goulart105 Review: Ubik by Philip K. Dick review by Ron Goulart105 Review: The Andromeda Strain by Michael Crichton review by Ron Goulart106 Review: A Specter is Haunting Texas by Fritz Leiber review by Ron Goulart106 Review: The Null-Frequency Impulser by James Nelson Coleman review by Ron Goulart106 Review: The Mezentian Gate by E. R. Eddison review by Ron Goulart107 Review: All Our Yesterdays by Harry Warner, Jr. review by Ron Goulart107 Review of "The 1969 Britannica Yearbook of Science and the Future" essay by Ron Goulart108 Escape Velocity short story by Robin Scott Wilson [as by Robin Scott]117 Escape Velocity interior artwork by uncredited119 The Snows Are Melted, the Snows Are Gone short story by James Tiptree, Jr.127 The Snows Are Melted, the Snows Are Gone interior artwork by Robert Stewart [as by Bhob Stewart]A near fine copy with light dust soiling and edge wear, text lightly toned. See Photos whbx 4, Mercury Press, Inc., 1969, 4, Lidec, 1992. ( IN FRENCH - EN FRANÇAIS ) 330 pages; Dans ce livre sont proposés 192 problèmes sur les systèmes linéaires avec leurs solutions détaillées. On y trouyve des illustrations certaines littérales, d'autres numériques des méthodes d'étude des systèmes linéaires (mécaniques, électriques ou autres) - mises en équations: fonctions usuelles (échelon, impulsion, convulution) - transformation de Laplace: systèmes du premier ordre, du second ordre, retards - diagrammes fonctionnels de systèmes asservis: fonctions et lieux de transfert, réponses en fréquences; stabilité, configuration des pôles et zéros - variables et équations d'état. ------------------ Broché. Couverture un peu éraflée. Coins légèrement écornés et plis de lecture au dos. . Livre propre, sans marques à l'intérieur et solide. Bon état.. Broché. Bon. 8vo., Lidec, 1992, 2.5, Lidec, 1992. ( IN FRENCH - EN FRANÇAIS ) 330 pages; Dans ce livre sont proposés 192 problèmes sur les systèmes linéaires avec leurs solutions détaillées. On y trouyve des illustrations certaines littérales, d'autres numériques des méthodes d'étude des systèmes linéaires (mécaniques, électriques ou autres) - mises en équations: fonctions usuelles (échelon, impulsion, convulution) - transformation de Laplace: systèmes du premier ordre, du second ordre, retards - diagrammes fonctionnels de systèmes asservis: fonctions et lieux de transfert, réponses en fréquences; stabilité, configuration des pôles et zéros - variables et équations d'état. ------------------ Broché. Couverture un peu éraflée. Coins légèrement écornés. Livre propre, sans marques à l'intérieur et solide. Bon état.. Broché. Bon. 8vo., Lidec, 1992, 2.5, Lustre/Roli Books, 2008. Hardcover. New. Zero Point, from which all distances to the city are measured, is an apt metaphor for Horniman Circle. Located in the heart of the `Fort`, it holds within itself the early history of the Portuguese and British presence, going back to the mid-sixteenth century. It is the very birthplace of Bombay. It is, at the same time, a hub of contemporary Mumbai, anchored in its economy and ethos. The co-presence of varied institutions - financial, commercial, governmental, intellectual - gives it a special character. The dual orientation to the past and the present, the multiple weave of institutions and the diversity of people who work in them and their mutual connections, continuities and disjunctures form the theme of this book, which seeks to document the intangible heritage of the Horniman Circle. The twenty essays and photographs by a range of academic and creative professionals, in a style that is lively and engaging, combine historical and ethnographic research. They describe, analyse and reflect on not only the architectural and historical artifacts, but also the distinct work ethos and leisure activities, democratic and civic impulses, public spaces, commercial dynamism, traditions of scholarship and journalism, reading and food culture. Responding to Mumbai`s increasingly proactive civil society groups, the book addresses a broad spectrum of readers - from professionals to informed laypersons - with a serious, critical yet empathetic approach to issues of urban heritage. Zero Point: from which distances to the city are measured. Mumbai`s Zero Point used to be St Thomas`s Cathedral in the Horniman Circle. It was later moved to the GPO. Printed Pages: 174., Lustre/Roli Books, 2008, 6<

2008, ISBN: 9788174366597

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W W Norton, Fifth Avenue, New York 1993 Softcover, 9¼" x 6¾", with card covers Ours is an ex-library copy with minimal markings. Book in VERY GOOD condition Pete… Altro …

W W Norton, Fifth Avenue, New York 1993 Softcover, 9¼" x 6¾", with card covers Ours is an ex-library copy with minimal markings. Book in VERY GOOD condition Peter Blake has lived in the mainstream of contemporary architecture and art. As writer, magazine editor, critic and practicing architect, he has numbered among his friends virtually all of the major figures of modern architecture. In this book he has a deeper theme: how modern architecture, born and raised between the wars and after a strong sense of social and political idealism, gradually fell back in the 1960s into its ancient role as an elitest pursuit dedicated to flattering the rich and powerful. This is a wonderfully readable historical and personal document and a pungent commentary on where modern architecture went wrong - and right., W W Norton, Fifth Avenue, New York, 1993, 2.5, Lustre/Roli Books, 2008. Hardcover. New. Zero Point, from which all distances to the city are measured, is an apt metaphor for Horniman Circle. Located in the heart of the `Fort`, it holds within itself the early history of the Portuguese and British presence, going back to the mid-sixteenth century. It is the very birthplace of Bombay. It is, at the same time, a hub of contemporary Mumbai, anchored in its economy and ethos. The co-presence of varied institutions - financial, commercial, governmental, intellectual - gives it a special character. The dual orientation to the past and the present, the multiple weave of institutions and the diversity of people who work in them and their mutual connections, continuities and disjunctures form the theme of this book, which seeks to document the intangible heritage of the Horniman Circle. The twenty essays and photographs by a range of academic and creative professionals, in a style that is lively and engaging, combine historical and ethnographic research. They describe, analyse and reflect on not only the architectural and historical artifacts, but also the distinct work ethos and leisure activities, democratic and civic impulses, public spaces, commercial dynamism, traditions of scholarship and journalism, reading and food culture. Responding to Mumbai`s increasingly proactive civil society groups, the book addresses a broad spectrum of readers - from professionals to informed laypersons - with a serious, critical yet empathetic approach to issues of urban heritage. Zero Point: from which distances to the city are measured. Mumbai`s Zero Point used to be St Thomas`s Cathedral in the Horniman Circle. It was later moved to the GPO. Printed Pages: 174., Lustre/Roli Books, 2008, 6<

2008, ISBN: 9788174366597

New York: Ace Books, 1956. Small octavo, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Ace Double D187. Reissued as THE PLAYERS OF NULL-A (1966). In the "two Null-A novels," van Vogt "shows a socie… Altro …

New York: Ace Books, 1956. Small octavo, pictorial wrappers. First edition. Ace Double D187. Reissued as THE PLAYERS OF NULL-A (1966). In the "two Null-A novels," van Vogt "shows a society which has learned to overcome visceral impulses and has turned into a utopia as a result." - Charles Platt. See Anatomy of Wonder (2004) II-1158. Several mild cover creases and minor rubbing to edges, a very good or better copy. (#158083), Ace Books, 1956, 0, Lustre/Roli Books, 2008. Hardcover. New. Zero Point, from which all distances to the city are measured, is an apt metaphor for Horniman Circle. Located in the heart of the `Fort`, it holds within itself the early history of the Portuguese and British presence, going back to the mid-sixteenth century. It is the very birthplace of Bombay. It is, at the same time, a hub of contemporary Mumbai, anchored in its economy and ethos. The co-presence of varied institutions - financial, commercial, governmental, intellectual - gives it a special character. The dual orientation to the past and the present, the multiple weave of institutions and the diversity of people who work in them and their mutual connections, continuities and disjunctures form the theme of this book, which seeks to document the intangible heritage of the Horniman Circle. The twenty essays and photographs by a range of academic and creative professionals, in a style that is lively and engaging, combine historical and ethnographic research. They describe, analyse and reflect on not only the architectural and historical artifacts, but also the distinct work ethos and leisure activities, democratic and civic impulses, public spaces, commercial dynamism, traditions of scholarship and journalism, reading and food culture. Responding to Mumbai`s increasingly proactive civil society groups, the book addresses a broad spectrum of readers - from professionals to informed laypersons - with a serious, critical yet empathetic approach to issues of urban heritage. Zero Point: from which distances to the city are measured. Mumbai`s Zero Point used to be St Thomas`s Cathedral in the Horniman Circle. It was later moved to the GPO. Printed Pages: 174. Zero Point Bombay: In and Around Horniman CircleKamala Ganesh, Usha Thakkar & Gita Chadha (Eds)9788174366597, Lustre/Roli Books, 2008, 6<