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Adventures in Tima and Space (Hardcover)

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5.0 out of 5 stars Pleasure Not Prophecy, Dec 31 2000
By Milo Miles "doctornork" (Cambridge, MA USA) - See all my reviews
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Dated? Of course -- this landmark collection came out in 1946. But "Adventures in Time and Space" defined Astounding magazine as the foundation of modern sci-fi and every single story in it has a twist, a sparkle and that elusive sense of wonder you just can't get any more because we, and science, and science-fiction, and maybe even dreams, have changed. Other good points: lots of humorous stories and passages; a nearly definitive selection of the now almost defunct genre of time-travel tales. If you think of these as uncommonly intelligent Saturday matinees on the page, there's nothing but hours of pleasure here. "Adventures in Time and Space" remains essential for anyone who wants to understand the full range of science fiction.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Complete, but dated, Mar 14 2000
By Kevin L. Nenstiel "omnivore" (Kearney, Nebraska) - See all my reviews
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This book is a period piece. My book-club edition has a bullet-shaped spaceship in the cover art, a sure sign of a mistaken notion what science is, and by extension what science fiction is. Still, it's enjoyable, and you can't fault some of its inclusions, no matter how old they are -- specifically, it was in this book that I first read Asimov's "Nightfall," a book that will stand the test of time for a long time to come, I'm sure.
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