Gordon R. Dickson's SF Best

by Gordon R. Dickson

A fascinating trip to the far reaches of science fiction fantasy. Nine unique tales by an undisputed master!

Contents

 Gordon R. Dickson's SF Best • interior artwork by Rick Bryant
7 • Introduction: The Quiet Giant • essay by Spider Robinson
11 • Foreword (Gordon R. Dickson's SF Best) • essay by James R. Frenkel
13 • Hilifter • [None But Man • 1] • (1963) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
37 • Brother Charlie • (1958) • novelette by Gordon R. Dickson
75 • Act of Creation • [Childe Cycle] • (1957) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
89 • Idiot Solvant • (1962) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
111 • Call Him Lord • (1966) • novelette by Gordon R. Dickson
137 • Tiger Green • (1965) • novelette by Gordon R. Dickson
165 • Of the People • (1955) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
173 • Dolphin's Way • (1964) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
195 • In the Bone • (1966) • short story by Gordon R. Dickson
223 • Gordon R. Dickson Bibliography • essay by uncredited

Genres: Science Fiction, Short Stories

236 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 1978

About the author

Gordon Rupert Dickson was an American science fiction author. He was born in Canada, then moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota as a teenager. He is probably most famous for his Childe Cycle and the Dragon Knight series. He won three Hugo awards and one Nebula award.

Reviews

[Book2Dragon]

DNF== not enjoying this, so will go on to my TBR stack and enjoy.

[Marko Kolobara]

A collection of sci-fi stories that range from “Hmm that was interesting” to “wtf did I just read”

[Ogden Jones]

This is really old fashioned SF. Another book I found in my parent's shelves. My mom read lots of SF. It was a bunch of short stories from the 50s and 60s. I can't remember much about them. There was one called hilifter about a guy who hijacked space ships. The one called Tiger Green was good, I think.

[Rob Yayac]

A nice little collection of sci fi short stories. A few really good, a few just fun. Worth the time and a breezy read. A nice palette cleanser of a book.

[Norman Howe]

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