SF Gateway Omnibus Schedule 2013

Following a deluge of requests** we have decided to publish the schedule of SF Gateway omnibuses up to the end of the year. So, without further ado . . .

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Frank Herbert – The Dragon in the Sea; The Santaroga Barrier; The Dosadi Experiment
Gordon R. Dickson – Tactics of Mistake; Time Storm; The Dragon and the George
Sheri S. Tepper – After Long Silence; Shadow’s End; Six Moon Dance

August 2013
Bob Shaw – Orbitsville; A Wreath of Stars; The Ragged Astronauts
Joe Haldeman – Marsbound; Starbound; Earthbound
Robert Silverberg – Nightwings; A Time of Changes; Lord Valentine’s Castle

September 2013
James Blish – Black Easter; The Day After Judgement; The Seedling Stars
Kate Wilhelm – The Clewiston Test; The Infinity Box; Welcome, Chaos
Keith Roberts – The Chalk Giants; Kiteworld; The Grain Kings
James P. Blaylock – The Last Coin; The Paper Grail; All the Bells on Earth

October 2013
Jack Vance – Big Planet; The Blue World; The Dragon Masters and Other Stories
Edgar Rice Burroughs‘ Pellucidar – At the Earth’s Core; Pellucidar; Tanar of Pellucidar
E.E. ‘Doc’ Smith – The Skylark of Space; Skylark Three; Skylark of Valeron;
                         Skylark DuQuesne

November 2013
John Sladek – The Reproductive System; The Muller-Fokker Effect; Tik-Tok
Robert Holdstock – Where Time Winds Blow; Earthwind; In the Valley of the Statues
Clifford D. Simak – Time is the Simplest Thing; Way Station; A Choice of Gods
Poul Anderson – Brain Wave; The Boat of a Million Years; The Guardians of Time

December 2013
Pat Cadigan – Mindplayers; Fools; Tea from an Empty Cup
E. C. Tubb – The Extra Man; The Space-Born; Fires of Satan
Henry Kuttner – Fury; Mutant; The Best of Henry Kuttner

We will try to keep to this schedule but we have very little leeway with these titles, so if one or two have something go wrong, we’re going to have little option but to move them back a bit in the year. There is a lot of work involved in these so please bear with us – and enjoy the omnibuses!
 
 
 
 
 

 
** Not so much a deluge, more like . . . OK, one – but it was really enthusiastic!