Science Fiction Books – Donald A. Wollheim Presents … – Page 2

Donald A. Wollheim Presents the 1976 Annual World’s Best SF – Donald A. Wollheim – May, 1976 [Jack Gaughan]

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Catch That Zeppelin!, by Fritz Leiber

The Peddler’s Apprentice, by Joan D. Vinge and Vernor Vinge

The Bees of Knowledge, by Barrington J. Bailey, from New Worlds

The Storms of Windhaven, by Lisa Tuttle and George R.R. Martin

The Engineer and the Executioner, by Brain M. Stableford

Allegiances, by Michael Bishop

Child of All Ages, by P.J. Plauger

Hellbent 4, by Stephen Robinett

The Protocols of the Elders of Britain, by John Brunner, from Stop Watch

The Custodians, by Richard Cowper, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

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A Supplicant In Space, by Robert Sheckley

Parthen, by R.A. Lafferty

Doomship, by Frederik Pohl and Jack Williamson

Weed of Time, by Norman Spinrad, from Vertex Magazine

A Modest Genius, by Vadim Shefner, from View From Another Shore

The Deathbird, by Harlan Ellison

Evane, by E.C. Tubb

Moby, Too, by Gordon Eklund

Death and Designation Among the Asadi, by Michael Bishop

Construction Shack, by Clifford D. Simak

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The Fourth Profession, by Larry Niven, from Quark / 4

Gleepsite, by Joanna Russ, from Orbit 9

The Bear With The Knot On His Tail, by Stephen Tall, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

The Sharks of Pentreath, by Michael G. Coney, from Galaxy Science Fiction

A Little Knowledge, by Poul Anderson, from Analog Science Fiction – Science Fact

Real-Time World, by Christopher Priest, from New Writings in SF 19

All Pieces of A River Shore, by R.A. Lafferty, from Orbit 8

With Friends Like These, by Alan Dean Foster, from Analog Science Fiction – Science Fact

Aunt Jennie’s Tonic, by Leonard Tushnet, from The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction

Timestorm, by Eddy C. Bertin

Transit of Earth, by Arthur C. Clarke, from Playboy

Gehenna, by Barry Malzberg, from Galaxy Science Fiction

One Life, Furnished in Early Poverty, by Harlan Ellison, from Orbit 8

Occam’s Scalpel, by Theodore Sturgeon, from If