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![]() | In the Problem Pit (1976) And Other Stories A collection of stories by Frederik Pohl |
Collection of shorter works by the Grand Master of science fiction. CONTENTS: Introduction: Science-Fiction Games (1976); In the Problem Pit (1973); Let the Ants Try (1949); To See Another Mountain (1959); The Deadly Mission of Phineas Snodgrass (1962) (essay); Golden Ages Gone Away (1972) (essay); Rafferty's Reasons (1955); I Remember a Winter (1972); The Schematic Man (1969); What to Do Until the Analyst Comes (1956); Some Joys Under the Star (1973); The Man Who Ate the World (1956); SF: The Game-Playing Literature (1976).
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Paperback Editions
October 1976 : Paperback
| Title: In the Problem Pit and Other Stories (Corgi science fiction) Author(s): Frederik Pohl ISBN: 0-552-10334-9 / 978-0-552-10334-3 (UK edition) Publisher: Corgi Childrens Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
June 1976 : Mass Market Paperback
| Title: In the problem pit Author(s): Frederik Pohl ISBN: 0-553-08857-2 / 978-0-553-08857-1 (USA edition) Publisher: Bantam Books Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
January 1976 : Paperback
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1976 : Mass Market Paperback
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1976 : Mass Market Paperback
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Other Editions
January 1976 : Unknown
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