Vertex & Morgen - 1971-1973

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Five books in very good to excellent condition, featuring Vertex & Morgen and including Vertex Volume one / number five (The Magazine of Science Fiction, December 1973) and four Dutch Morgen issues (October 1971–January 1972) in a science fiction and fantasy collection.

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Vertex Volume one / number five
The Magazine of Science Fiction." December 1973. Cover by Kevin Davidson. SF stories by Stephen Goldin, Allan Asherman, William Rotsler, Robert A. Heinlein ("No Bands Playing, No Flags Flying"), George R. R. Martin ("Dark, Dark Were The Tunnels"), Terri E. Pinckard, Larry Eisenberg, Richard Ashby, Steven Utley, & Herman Wrede. A Roundtable Interview with Dr. Sidney Coleman and Dr. Gregory Benford. Plus essays by Lawrence Neal, Raymond Friday Locke, Igor Bohassian, James Sutherland, & William Rotsler. Illustrations by Stevan Arnold, Cora Lee Healy, Tim Kirk, Alicia Austin, Susan Jenkins, Grant Canfield, Monte Rogers, R. Mohr, George Barr, & Don Davis. 8.5 x 11, primarily b&w, 98 slick pages. Cover price $1.50.

It comes with one of the scarest stories of George R.R. Martin – for before Games of thrones.
And one of the earliest story from Robert A. Heinlein.
Further 4 volumes of:

Morgen – a dutch magazine – Science fiction maandblad
Nummer 1 – 4 from October 1971 – January 1972
All 4 in very good condition

Morgen was a Dutch-language science fiction and comic magazine that first appeared in October 1971. [1] Edited by the well-known author and essayist Manuel van Loggem. Publisher: Uitgeverij De Dam in Schiedam (the first 5 issues). Content: The magazine contained a mix of science fiction stories, illustrations and comics (such as work by J. Bakker and illustrations/layout by Welzenes). Duration: The first issue appeared in October/November 1971 (no. 2 followed in November 1971) and the series ran until 1975
Will be shipped well-packaged - Pick up in Waalwijk is also possible.

Vertex Volume one / number five
The Magazine of Science Fiction." December 1973. Cover by Kevin Davidson. SF stories by Stephen Goldin, Allan Asherman, William Rotsler, Robert A. Heinlein ("No Bands Playing, No Flags Flying"), George R. R. Martin ("Dark, Dark Were The Tunnels"), Terri E. Pinckard, Larry Eisenberg, Richard Ashby, Steven Utley, & Herman Wrede. A Roundtable Interview with Dr. Sidney Coleman and Dr. Gregory Benford. Plus essays by Lawrence Neal, Raymond Friday Locke, Igor Bohassian, James Sutherland, & William Rotsler. Illustrations by Stevan Arnold, Cora Lee Healy, Tim Kirk, Alicia Austin, Susan Jenkins, Grant Canfield, Monte Rogers, R. Mohr, George Barr, & Don Davis. 8.5 x 11, primarily b&w, 98 slick pages. Cover price $1.50.

It comes with one of the scarest stories of George R.R. Martin – for before Games of thrones.
And one of the earliest story from Robert A. Heinlein.
Further 4 volumes of:

Morgen – a dutch magazine – Science fiction maandblad
Nummer 1 – 4 from October 1971 – January 1972
All 4 in very good condition

Morgen was a Dutch-language science fiction and comic magazine that first appeared in October 1971. [1] Edited by the well-known author and essayist Manuel van Loggem. Publisher: Uitgeverij De Dam in Schiedam (the first 5 issues). Content: The magazine contained a mix of science fiction stories, illustrations and comics (such as work by J. Bakker and illustrations/layout by Welzenes). Duration: The first issue appeared in October/November 1971 (no. 2 followed in November 1971) and the series ran until 1975
Will be shipped well-packaged - Pick up in Waalwijk is also possible.

Details

書籍数
5
主題
Science fiction and fantasy
書籍タイトル
Vertex & Morgen
コンディション
Very good
最古の発行年
1971
最新の発行年
1973
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