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CONTENTS: ~ ~~ ~ NOVELLA: To Marry Medusa [Theodore Sturgeon]; NOVELETTE: The Seven Deadly Virtues [Frederik Pohl (as Paul Flehr)]; SHORT STORIES: In Black and White [J. T. McIntosh]; The Trouble with Elmo [Daniel Keyes]; Third Offense [Frederik Pohl (as Charles Satterfield)]; ARTICLE: How To Get Around on Other Planets [Willy Ley] ... Read more

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Book is small Red book with no DJ. Stated 49th printing. Book has tanning, underlining and some writing. Still totally readable book, with very good binding. ... Read more

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Cover makes reference to Academy Award winning film, made from the opening story. Contents: An Expostulation, poem by C. S. Lewis; Flowers for Algernon, (Winner, 1960 Hugo Award; expanded into 1966 Nebula Award winning novel; filmed twice - in 1961 for television, and in 1968 for motion picture theatrical release) by Daniel Keyes; A Different Purpose, by Kem Bennett; Ralph Wollstonecraft Hedge: A Memoir, by Ron Goulart; "All You Zombies . . ." (nominated, 1980 Balrog Award) by Robert A. Heinlein; Casey Agonistes, by Richard McKenna; Eastward Ho! by William Tenn; Soul Mate, by Lee Sutton; What Rough Beast? by Damon Knight; Far from Home, by Walter Tevis; Invasion of the Planet of Love, by George P. Elliott; Dagon, by Avram Davidson; Pact, by Poul Anderson [as by Winston P. Sanders]; No Matter Where You Go, by Joel Townsley Rogers; The Willow Tree, by Jane Rice; To Give Them Beauty for Ashes, poem by Winona McClintic; The Pi Man, (Nominated, 1960 Hugo Award) by Alfred Bester; The Man Who Lost the Sea, (Nominated, 1960 Hugo Award) by Theodore Sturgeon; Space Burial, poem by Brian W. Aldiss. ... Read more

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where is billy milligan?
i read the book about billy milligan and was totally facinated by it.daniel keyes has done a tremendous job of letting the lay man know what goes into the mind of a person suffering from multiple personality disorder.although billy was accused of severe crimes ,i cant help but feel enormous sympathy for him after reading the book.i feel it was sad the way some doctors and judge treated him ,but i guess it was their ignorance about his disease that made them do so.nevertheless i wonder WHERE IS BILLY MILLIGAN NOW?what happened to him ?if he is now living a normal life?or still struggling with his 23 personalities.? ... Read more