| Alfred Bester, Roger Zelazny - Fiction - 1997 - 386 pages
"Dazzlement and enchantment are Bester's methods. His stories never stand still a moment." —Damon Knight, author of Why Do Birds Alfred Bester took science fiction into ... | |
| Alfred Bester - Fiction - 2013 - 32 pages
Take two parts of Beelzebub, two of Israfel, one of Monte Cristo, one of Cyrano, mix violently, season with mystery and you have Mr. Solon Aquila. He is tall, gaunt, sprightly ... | |
| Alfred Bester - Television game show hosts - 2007 - 326 pages
Alfred Bester, author of the classic science fiction novels "The Demolished Man" and "The Stars My Destination," also penned this "lost" mainstream novel. "Who He?" is a ... | |
| Alfred Bester - Fiction - 2008 - 54 pages
Alfred Bester skewers the 20th Century in this piercing science fictional look back at our age from a remote future. Join the Artsy-Crafty Kid, Jane Tarzan, Edward G. Robinson ... | |
| Alfred Bester - Fiction - 1980 - 396 pages
In a future metropolis a group of women get together and create a new demon- Golem 100. He's an unstoppable monster. Three people try to figure out how to take the golem down. | |
| Alfred Bester, Roger Zelazny - Fiction - 1998 - 230 pages
“A dark acid curio, brisk, fast, memorable, a rare improvisational duet from two of our best.”—Greg Bear “Alfred Bester was one of the handful of writers who invented modern ... | |
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