Date:  1 Jan 89 00:38:36 PST (Sunday)
Subject: Author Lists: Eric Frank Russell
From: jwenn@world.std.com (John Wenn)
To: SF-LOVERS%rutgers:EDU
Edited: 24-Jan-95

Eric Frank Russell has written some wonderful stuff (as well as some that
just OK, but then one can't expect miracles).  "And Then There Were None"
is a classic tale of passive resistance.  A lot of Russell's work is
humorous.  Not the fall down silly funny of Fredric Brown or Randall
Garrett, nor the sharp biting satire of William Tenn, but a warm chuckle.
"The Best Of" is a good starting place for the Russell neophyte.  (In
fact, the entire "Best of" series published by Del Rey in the middle-late
70's is a great way of meeting the better authors of the 1940's and
1950's).

[C] == Story Collection.
[Abr.] == Abridgment of other title.
[= ...] == Also known by this other title.
rev == Revision of the other book.

Russell, Eric Frank	(U.K., 1/6/1905-2/28/1978)	G
	(award: Hugo 1955)
	(pseudonyms: Webster Craig, Duncan H. Munro)

The Best of Eric Frank Russell (1978) [C]
Dark Tides (1962) [C]
Deep Space (Fantasy Press, 1954) [C]
Dreadful Sanctuary (Fantasy Press, 1951) [rev. 1963] [rev. 1967]
Far Stars (1961) [C]
The Great Explosion (1962)
Like Nothing on Earth (1975) [C]
Men, Martians and Machines (1955) [C]
Next of Kin (1959) [rev. 1964] [rev./ The Space Willies]
Selections from Deep Space (1954) [C] [Abr./ Deep Space]
Sentinels from Space (1953)
Sinister Barrier (1943) [rev. Fantasy Press, 1948]
Six Worlds Yonder (1958) [C]
Somewhere a Voice (1965) [C]
The Space Willies (1958)
Three to Conquer (1956)
Wasp (1957) [rev. 1958]
With A Strange Device (1965) [= The Mindwarpers]

with Alan Dean Foster
	Design for Great-Day (1995)

Nonfiction
Great World Mysteries (1957)
The Rabble Rousers (1963)

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