Vintage Science Fiction Fantasy Paperback Books: Your Choice
$6.00 – $17.00
Ignite a sense of mid-century wonder with this curated selection of vintage science fiction paperbacks. Spanning the late 1960s through the late 1980s, this collection serves as a vibrant archive of speculative fiction, featuring celebrated authors such as Frederik Pohl, Kim Stanley Robinson, and Gordon R. Dickson. These volumes capture the evolving landscape of 20th-century imagination, from Space Age adventures to complex dystopian futures. Each book is a tactile artifact of late-century mass-market design, perfect for adding a nostalgic touch to a curated library or a "Study" focused on historic media and ephemera.
Choose between:
1. Bipohl, Frederik Pohl. 1982. 311 pages.
2. Ambassador of Progress, Walter Jon Williams. 1984. 432 pages.
3. Memory of Whiteness, Kim Stanley Robinson. 1986. 351 pages.
4. In the Bone, Gordon R. Dickson. 1987. First edition. 288 pages.
5. Wall of Serpents, L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt. 1979. 173 pages.
6. Star Rogue, Lin Carter. 1970. 190 pages. Has a bookstore stamp on the inside cover.
7. Men Who Die Twice, Peter Heath. 1968. 160 pages. Cover has separated from spine but is included. Appears to have slight water damage near the bottom of the pages.
8. Hawkshaw, Ron Goulart. 1972. 156 pages. Has a bookstore stamp on the inside cover.
9. The Seren Cenacles, Warren Norwood and Ralph Mylius. 1983. 244 pages.
These paperbacks remain in good vintage condition, exhibiting an honest, storied patina through softened spine edges and naturally yellowed pages reflective of their history as cherished reading copies. While some volumes show authentic wear—including bookstore stamps and, in the case of "Men Who Die Twice," a separated cover and light water damage—the structural integrity of the pages remains suitable for a dedicated collector. Whether featured as a visual cornerstone for a bookshelf or kept as a reference for vintage graphic design, these books bring a heartwarming and enduring energy to any curated interior.
This item is vintage, over 40 years old.
Choose between:
1. Bipohl, Frederik Pohl. 1982. 311 pages.
2. Ambassador of Progress, Walter Jon Williams. 1984. 432 pages.
3. Memory of Whiteness, Kim Stanley Robinson. 1986. 351 pages.
4. In the Bone, Gordon R. Dickson. 1987. First edition. 288 pages.
5. Wall of Serpents, L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt. 1979. 173 pages.
6. Star Rogue, Lin Carter. 1970. 190 pages. Has a bookstore stamp on the inside cover.
7. Men Who Die Twice, Peter Heath. 1968. 160 pages. Cover has separated from spine but is included. Appears to have slight water damage near the bottom of the pages.
8. Hawkshaw, Ron Goulart. 1972. 156 pages. Has a bookstore stamp on the inside cover.
9. The Seren Cenacles, Warren Norwood and Ralph Mylius. 1983. 244 pages.
These paperbacks remain in good vintage condition, exhibiting an honest, storied patina through softened spine edges and naturally yellowed pages reflective of their history as cherished reading copies. While some volumes show authentic wear—including bookstore stamps and, in the case of "Men Who Die Twice," a separated cover and light water damage—the structural integrity of the pages remains suitable for a dedicated collector. Whether featured as a visual cornerstone for a bookshelf or kept as a reference for vintage graphic design, these books bring a heartwarming and enduring energy to any curated interior.
This item is vintage, over 40 years old.