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Bob Shaw

    31 dicembre 1931 – 11 febbraio 1996

    Bob Shaw era noto per la sua originalità e arguzia. Le sue opere spesso approfondivano la natura della realtà e dell'esperienza umana, esplorando concetti scientifici e filosofici complessi con acuta intelligenza. Impiegava uno stile distintivo che attirava i lettori in mondi avvincenti e provocava la riflessione. Il suo contributo al genere della fantascienza risiedeva nella sua prospettiva non convenzionale e nella sua capacità di fondere l'indagine scientifica con una profonda umanità.

    Bob Shaw
    Medusa's Children
    The Peace Machine
    Dark Night in Toyland
    Cronomoto
    Attacco al Cielo
    Urania presenta: Millemondinverno 1985
    • The author's fourth collection of science fiction short stories. The title story tells of a dying child and his miraculous new toy. The other 14 include a fantasy novella about the last days of magic and a tale in which the possibility of an infinite variety of worlds is considered.

      Dark Night in Toyland
    • The Peace Machine

      • 192pagine
      • 7 ore di lettura

      Also published as Ground Zero Man.Hutchman was an ordinary man, doing his job, devising rocketry guidance systems. Life held its satisfactions and its frustrations. He had no spectacular ambitions. Then one day, Hutchman discovered that he could destroy the world--or save it, and destroy himself. There was no other way. But the masters of the earth didn't want it saved Hutchman's way. They wanted Hutchman destroyed along with his doomsday device. And so the chase was on. Hutchman had succeeded in one thing, at least--he had brought about unity among the world's powers. They all wanted him dead!

      The Peace Machine
    • Medusa's Children

      • 228pagine
      • 8 ore di lettura

      Fisherman Hal Tarrant's life changes drastically when strange monsters appear in the deeps--creatures that seem intelligent and are vandalizing his nets. His next discovery is that of six castaways who turn out to be humans from another world. Tied to Earth by a strange history, they bear disastrous news.

      Medusa's Children
    • A collection of stories:7 * Skirmish on a Summer Morning (1976)54 * Unreasonable Facsimile (1974)69 * A Full Member of the Club (1974)94 * The Silent Partners (1959)106 * The Giaconda Caper (1976)127 * An Uncomic Book Horror Story (1975)136 * The Brink (1972)141 * Waltz of the Bodysnatchers (1976)162 * A Little Night Flying (Dark Icarus) (1975)

      Cosmic Kaleidoscope
    • The Two-Timers

      • 139pagine
      • 5 ore di lettura

      An Ace Science Fiction Special No. H-79; Paperback; original copyright 1968. 192 pp. Size MMPB. Binding intact; no loose pages; spine not creased. Covers and pages clean and unmarked EXCEPT minimal usual shelf wear. In excellent condition.

      The Two-Timers
    • The final volume in a science fiction series which features Toller Maraquine II, grandson of the hero of "The Ragged Astronauts" and "The Wooden Spaceships". Armed only with his sword and boundless courage, Toller becomes a pivotal figure in events affecting the future of entire civilizations.

      The fugitive Worlds