Far Frontiers III

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Author(s):

Jim Baen (Editor) ; Jerry Pournelle (Editor)

First Pub:

1985

Genre(s):

Anthology; Science Fiction

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Chapters:

See 12

Preface, Jerry Pournelle

The Ungoverned, Vernor Vinge

The Ultimate Whodunit, Charles R. Pellegrino

Morning on Venus, Rivka Jacobs

Right-Angle Realities, John Gribbin

A Wink in the Eye of the Wolf, Alexander Jablokov

The Bond, David Drake

Space Talking, Charles Sheffield

A Step Farther Out, Jerry Pournelle

Space Shuttle Crashes!, Thomas Wylde

The Leading Edge, Roland J. Green

Out of the North a Giant, John Dalmas

Internal ID:

2747

Series:

<- Far Frontiers II - Far Frontiers IV ->

Far Frontiers*

#3 of 7

Far Frontiers*

A anthology series of short stories edited by Jerry Pournelle and Jim Baen. This was a continuation of sorts of the anthology series Destinies and which itself later became the series New Destinies.

View this series in the book list

1) Far Frontiers
2) Far Frontiers II
3) Far Frontiers III
4) Far Frontiers IV
5) Far Frontiers V
6) Far Frontiers VI
7) Far Frontiers VII

Copyright:

Dedication:

No dedication.

First Sentence:

In 1942 a coded cable was sent from Chicago to Washington D.C.

Last Sentence:

May contain spoilers

Mought be they can, too.

Comments:

Comments may contain spoilers

"Out of the North a Giant" copyright 1982 by John Dalmas
"Space Talking" copyright 1985 by Charles Sheffield
"The Bond" copyright 1985 by David Drake
"The Ungoverned" copyright 1985 by Vernor Vinge
"Right-Angle Realities" copyright 1985 by John Gribbin
"Space Shuttle Crashes!" copyright 1984 by Thomas Wylde
"A Wink in the Eye of the Wolf" copyright 1985 by Alexander Jablokov
"Morning on Venus" copyright 1984 by Rivka Jacobs
"The Ultimate Whodunit" copyright 1985 by Charles R. Pellegrino
"The Leading Edge" copyright 1985 by Roland J. Green
Preface, "The Leading Edge" and all editorial introductions copyright 1985 by Jerry Pournelle

Synopsis not on file
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Added: 01-Feb-2020

Last Updated: 07-Apr-2020

Publications

01-Aug-1985

Baen Enterprises

Mass Market Paperback

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Aug-1985

Format:

Mass Market Paperback

Cover Price:

$2.95

Pages*:

319

Cover Link(s):

Internet Speculative Fiction Database

World Cat

amazon.com

Internal ID:

2120

Publisher:

Baen Enterprises

ISBN:

0-671-55975-3

ISBN-13:

978-0-671-55975-5

Printing:

Country:

United States

Language:

English

Credits:

John F Carr - Managing Editor
Michael Carroll - Cover Artist
Vincent DiFate - Illustrator
Alex Mambach - Illustrator
Elizabeth Mitchell - Senior Editor

EDITED BY
JERRY POURNELLE AND JIM BAEN
FAR
FRONTIERS

Welcome to Volume III of science fiction's only paperback magazine, the premier forum for rigorous scientific speculation and the best fiction being written today. In this volume you'll find gripping stories by

DAVID DRAKE
VERNOR VINGE
THOMAS WYLDE

JOHN DALMAS
RIVKA JACOBS
AND MORE

Plus the latest developments in communicating with outer space, a new theory to explain the disappearance of the dinosaurs, and some thoughts on a different dimension, by experts including
CHARLES SHEFFIELD JOHN GRIBBEN
CHARLES R. PELLEGRINO

All stories and articles are preceeded by thoughtful and illuminating essays by Jerry Pournelle, one of America's premier authors of fiction and non-fiction.

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Notes and Comments:

First printing, August 1985

I picked up the whole series on eBay.

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