The Best of Fredrick Brown - Edited by Robert Bloch - 1977 Ballantine Books Paperback

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Condition: Acceptable. Please see the images for more details. Cover art: H.R. Van Dongen Blurb: “THE WIT AND WHIMSY OF FREDRIC BROWN HERE IN ONE VOLUME ARE 29 OF THE BEST-LOVED ST ORIES BY THE MAN SOME CRITICS CALL THE O. HENRY OF SCIENCE FICTION.. STORIES THAT RANGE FROM THE WRYLY HUMOROUS TO THE DEADLY SERIOUS, BUT ARE ALWAYS UNFORGETTABLE ARENA Bob Carson thought it was a routine space battle. Then he woke up alone, naked and unarmed in another dimension in another time somewhere on a hot, blue hell where he had to kill something called an EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK. Dooley Hanks was an agreeable second-rate clarinet player who had spent his life looking for something special. then he found it one night in a sleepy little German town, and that's when the nightmare began. ARMAGEDDON - What did nine-year-old Herbie Westerman know of the Cosmic Struggle between Good and Evil? Nothing, really nothing! But then maybe, just maybe, he did! PI IN THE SKY - Roger Phlutter first noticed that the stars were doing the impossible. Then Dr. Milton Hale discovered the where and the when. but only an eccentric millionaire in Boston understood the why and the how! PLUS 25 MORE DELIGHTFUL STORIES BY A MOST IMAGINATIVE AUTHOR WHO BLENDS SCIENCE AND FANTASY TOGETHER IN A PERFECT COMBINATION.” Show more