The Best of Fritz Leiber


Fritz Leiber - 1974
    P. Lovecraft and the Paperback era of Philip K. Dick, and arguably, is as influential as both these authors. From a historical context, Leiber in fact knew both of the authors, and his work can be seen as a bridge connecting the many different flavors of genres of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Edited by award-winning editors Jonathan Strahan and Charles Brown, this new collection of the grand master's fiction covers all facets of his work, and features an Introduction by Neil Gaiman and an Afterword by Michael Chabon.

The View from Serendip


Arthur C. Clarke - 1977
    Memoirs of a British ex-patriot, who happened to be a celebrated novelist and social commentator.