The worlds of Theodore Sturgeon 1972 Short Stories Ace books
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The Worlds of Theodore Sturgeon is a collection of some of the finest works by the Nebula and Hugo Award-winning master storyteller.
Here are unforgettable pieces ranging from great science fiction to the utterly fantastic. Stories like the one about: the man who read graves -- not gravestones, but graves . . . or The Pit, which insured peace on Earth, forever . . . Plus two of the great classics of science fiction -- The Sky Was Full Of Ships and Shottle Bop.
These are the brilliant, fantastically imaginative WORLDS OF THEODORE STURGEON.
Contents: From Plynck to Planck (1962) The Skills of Xanadu (1956) There Is No Defense (1948) The Perfect Host (1948) The Graveyard Reader (1958) The Other Man (1956) The Sky Was Full of Ships (1947) Shottle Bop (1941) Memorial (1946) Maturity (1947)
