The 1975 Annual World's Best Science Fiction
by Donald A. Wollheim
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Top notch. Reliable. Authentic. Best of "the best." Highly recommended.
These are just a few of the favorable comments made by reviewers about this series in past years. They will be made again for this prime and authentic selection of the superior science fiction stories of the year past.
It is a Daw tradition that the "World's Best" is not merely the first of its kind each year but that it holds up as the most solidly certain selection of the fines and most memorable science fiction stories by the writers, old and new, of the highest talent.
The 1975 Annual World's Best SF is always what its name implies.
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The 1975 Annual World's Best Science Fiction
May 20, 1975, Daw Books
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0879971703 9780879971700
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"The cities of the Shkeen are old, far older than man's, and the great rust-red metropolis that rose from their sacred hill country had proved to be the oldest of them all."
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Daw SF Books No. 148.
Cover art by Jack Gaughan.
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Contents:
Introductory essay by Donald A. Wollheim
A Song for Lya (1974) by George R. R. Martin
Deathsong (1974) by Sydney J. Van Scyoc
A Full Member of the Club (1974) by Bob Shaw
The Sun's Tears Challenge Chaos by Brian M. Stableford
The Gift of Garigolli (1974) by C. M. Kornbluth and Frederik Pohl
The Four-Hour Fugue (1974) by Alfred Bester
Twig (1974) by Gordon R. Dickson
Cathadonian Odyssey (1974) by Michael Bishop
The Bleeding Man (1974) by Craig Strete
Stranger in Paradise (1974) by Isaac Asimov.
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