Vintage Science Fiction & Fantasy Paperback Choice

This curated selection of vintage paperbacks represents a journey through the "Golden" and "Silver" ages of science fiction and speculative fantasy. Spanning from 1957 to 1981, these titles showcase the evolution of the genre, from the cosmic explorations of Frederik Pohl and Clifford D. Simak to the high-adventure "sword and planet" thrills of Jeffrey Lord. Each book serves as a premier "scholarly curiosity," offering not just a story, but a tactile piece of mid-century publishing history. The cover art alone—vibrant, surreal, and often experimental—makes these volumes perfect for a Dark Academia-inspired bookshelf or a dedicated sci-fi collection.

Please make your selection from the following titles:
1. The Da Vinci Machine by Earl Conrad (1968)
2. Blade, Ice Dragon by Jeffrey Lord (1974)
3. Night of Light by Philip José Farmer (1966)
4. Now and Beyond (1958)
5. A Wilderness of Stars edited by William F. Nolan (1957)
6. Star of Stars edited by Frederik Pohl (1960)
7. Nova 2 edited by Harry Harrison (1974)
8. Cemetery World by Clifford D. Simak (1974)
9. Blakely's Ark by Ian MacMillan (1981)

These books are in good, readable condition, possessing the soulful character that only decades of "previous enjoyment" can provide. You will find the honest patina of age here: softened cover corners, the characteristic scent of vintage paper, and warm tanning to the pages. These are not just books, but "found-history" artifacts that invite you to experience the future as it was imagined fifty years ago. Whether you are seeking a specific anthology edited by Harry Harrison or a rare standalone like MacMillan’s Blakely’s Ark, each selection adds a layer of academic gravitas to your personal library.

This item is vintage, over 20 years old.