BIOTIC INFLUENCES AFFECTING POPULATION GROWTH OF PLANKTONIC ALGAE by Rice, Theodore R - 1954

New York: Pyramid Books 1964. First Edition. Mass Market Paperback. Pyramid Books R-962 with 50 cents cover price. Stories that originally appeared in Unknown and Unknown Worlds magazines. 190 pages.good copy with spine cocked, paper tanning], with a horizontal crack across the central area of the spine and partly onto the front cover, and with some foxing to the right side of the rear cover and less so to the spine bx245. .

New York, NY, USA.: Frank A. Munsey Company / RED STAR Magazine, 1939. Book. Illus. by Rudolph Belarski Cover Art!. Good. Soft cover. TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus.. Vol. 292, No. 3, August 5, 1939. "The Ninth Life" (science fiction fantasy, in the tradition of SHE; part 1 of 4 ) [" Down the endless corridor of eternity she came, so beautiful that one man alone could see her ageless evil. SHE - Siren of the Centuries, cast her evil spell of Ancient Evil on tomorrow's World] by Jack Mann, "McGee on Horseback" [ The fabulous No-Shirt meets a porcupine and a wuthless relative - and thereby evolves a technique for spurring a lazy horse into a gold-plated finish ] by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Tonight We March" [ Bend close to this barren ground; you will hear the heart-beat of China - never to die ] by Robert W. Cochran, "Mother Damnation" (part 2 of 3) [ Along the ERIE canal, women are poison but fight-crazy Celts are worse; tale of the roaring… Read More

USA.: The Frank A. Munsey Company., 1939. Vol. 292, No. 3, August 5, 1939. "The Ninth Life" (science fiction fantasy, in the tradition of SHE; part 1 of 4 ) [" Down the endless corridor of eternity she came, so beautiful that one man alone could see her ageless evil. SHE - Siren of the Centuries, cast her evil spell of Ancient Evil on tomorrow's World] by Jack Mann, "McGee on Horseback" [ The fabulous No-Shirt meets a porcupine and a wuthless relative - and thereby evolves a technique for spurring a lazy horse into a gold-plated finish ] by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Tonight We March" [ Bend close to this barren ground; you will hear the heart-beat of China - never to die ] by Robert W. Cochran, "Mother Damnation" (part 2of3) [ Along the canawl, women are poison but fight-crazy Celts are worse; tale of the roaring days of ERIE CANAL with Bible Bill MacBride & irishmen ] by Theodore Roscoe, "One Step from Hell" [ When the deep-throated was… Read More

New York: The Frank A. Munsey Company Publisher. Fair. 1933. First Edition. Softcover. First edition. Pulp magazine. Pictorial wrappers [about 6.75" x 9.75"], 144 pages, illustrated. Includes the sixth of seven parts of "Lost on Venus" by Edgar Rice Burroughs, the second of two parts of "Forbidden Timber" by Frank Richardson Pierce, the fourth of sixth parts of "The Masterman" by Max Brand, the first of six parts of "The Kingdom of Hell" by Theodore Roscoe, "Spearhead" by Ralph R. Perry, "Twenty Bucks" by William E. Barrett, etc. Reading/filler copy damp staining to the spine heel, creasing and edgewear to the front cover, rear cover missing, paper tanning/tanned bx68E

New York, NY, USA.: Frank A. Munsey Company / RED STAR Magazine, 1939. Book. Illus. by Rudolph Belarski Cover Art!. Good to Very Good.. Soft cover. TRUE FIRST Edition MAGAZINE Format Thus.. Vol. 292, No. 3, August 5, 1939. "The Ninth Life" (science fiction fantasy, in the tradition of SHE; part 1 of 4 ) [" Down the endless corridor of eternity she came, so beautiful that one man alone could see her ageless evil. SHE - Siren of the Centuries, cast her evil spell of Ancient Evil on tomorrow's World] by Jack Mann, "McGee on Horseback" [ The fabulous No-Shirt meets a porcupine and a wuthless relative - and thereby evolves a technique for spurring a lazy horse into a gold-plated finish ] by Frank Richardson Pierce, "Tonight We March" [ Bend close to this barren ground; you will hear the heart-beat of China - never to die ] by Robert W. Cochran, "Mother Damnation" (part 2 of 3) [ Along the ERIE canal, women are poison but fight-crazy Celts are worse; tale of… Read More

NY: Street & Smith, 1948. One shot publication edited by John W. Campbell, Jr.; large format (Bedsheet), all are reprints from Unknown Worlds (hence title). Classic cover and interior illustrations by Edd Cartier. Includes "The Enchanted Week End" by John MacCormac; "Nothing in the Rules" by L. Sprague de Camp; "The Compleat Werewolf" by Anthony Boucher; "The Refugee" by Jane Rice; "The Cloak" by Robert Bloch; "Yesterday Was Monday" by Theodore Sturgeon; "Trouble With Water" by H. L. Gold; "Anything" by Philip St. John; "One Man's Harp" by Babette Rosmond; "The Devil We Know" by Henry Kuttner; "The Psychomorph" by E. A. Grosser; "The Hexer" by H. W. Guernsey; "The Summons" by Don Evans; "Jesus Shoes" by Allan R. Bosworth. Illustrated by Cartier. Spine tears have been mostly glue-repaired, althought there are a few minor bits missing; edges of covers are… Read More

THE UNKNOWN 5, Pyramid, 1964, first edition, fine in wraps. Contributions for the first time in book form from: Asimov, Bester, Sturgeon, Cartmill & Rice. All culled from Unknown Magazine. Along with THE UNKNOWN, Pyramid, 1963, first edition, vg+ in wraps. The first book in the series with contributions by Bensen, D. R. (editor), Isaac Asimov; Henry Kuttner; Nelson S. Bond; Theodore Sturgeon; L. Sprague de Camp; Fritz Leiber; H. L. Gold; Malcolm Jameson; Many Wade Wellman; Robert Arthur; Anthony Boucher; Fredric Brown)

Street & Smith Publications, Inc.. Used - Acceptable. Acceptable condition. Volume 5, No. 1. June 1941. Spine worn. Cover torn at spine; upper-right corner torn off. Reading copy only. (Science fiction, fantasy, periodicals)