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A Sea of Space
| Author: | William F. Nolan |
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Bantam Books, 1970 |
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| Book Type: | Anthology |
| Genre: | Science-Fiction |
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Synopsis
A CHILLING VOYAGE INTO THE VAST SPACE WILDERNESS
Man, through all his history, has been a pioneering animal. He pushes relentlessly forward, drawn always to the far horizon. Now, in this time of the rocket, the greatest voyage of all is finally to be undertaken. Here, across a sea of space, men -- and women -- will chart planets in and beyond this solar system... A SEA OF SPACE.
Table of Contents:
- Editor's Preface) - essay by William F. Nolan
- The Blue Bottle (1950) - short story by Ray Bradbury
- The Wind Blows Free (1957) - novelette by Chad Oliver
- Society for the Prevention [Barnum System] (1964) - short story by Ron Goulart
- One Night Stand (1963) - short story by Herbert A. Simmons
- Elegy (1953) - short story by Charles Beaumont
- Lap of the Primitive (1958) - short story by William F. Nolan
- The Old College Try (1963) - short story by Robert Bloch
- I Am Returning (1961) - short story by Ray Russell
- The Undiscovered Country (1958) - short story by William F. Temple
- Restricted Area (1953) - short story by Robert Sheckley
- One Love Have I (1955) - short story by Robert F. Young
- Worship Night (1953) - short story by Kris Neville
- In Space with Runyon Jones (1952) - short story by Norman Corwin
- The Ties That Bind (1954) - novelette by Walter M. Miller, Jr.
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