Paperback Science Fiction

I have 140 Analog SF magazines left. Asking $200 shipped. US only.

Paperback Science Fiction was created on February 14, 2019 and has been a passion project of mine ever since. Running this venture has been such a great experience from the start and I knew I'd have no trouble ending it on such a good note. Each of you have played a part in my life and have provided me encouragement to keep at it. This page has been an expression of the creative side of me that I typically don't get to see. You've all helped preserve these wonderful books, establish value in them, and helped build our community stronger than it's ever been before. Be proud that you're sitting with so many intelligent folks who use critical thinking to help better the society we live in. You all know I'm not exaggerating when I say that this world would be even more lost without science fiction showing us the way. We as writers and readers are the moral compass of society.

My current inventory consists of around 700 books total. I've broken them up into lots of 100 each. The link to these auctions can be found in my bio.

If you want to show your support go ahead and place some bids on these book lots.

I hope you enjoyed Paperback Science Fiction as much as I did. It's something I have been working out for a quite some time but we've finally made it to this abrupt end. In closing I want to thank each and every person who has liked one of my posts, left a comment, and who has followed me on my journey. Thanks for all your orders and for trusting in me to deliver. Please take care of those around you, no matter how alien they may seem. All life should be cherished as we herald in a new tech-driven era of the human experience. Continue searching for answers because believe me, they're out there.

-Jeremy

Empire Of The Atom
by A. E. van Vogt
Macfadden Bartell Books (1970)
This novel is a fix-up of the first five of van Vogt's Gods stories which originally appeared in Astounding magazine. The cover artist is Jack Faragasso.
Overall Good Condition, Good Spine With Some Wear, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good

Double, Double
by John Brunner
Ballantine Books (1969)
A pop rock band looking for a place to throw a party finds a beach with chalk cliffs. After having a picnic there they see someone struggling in the water. They go to help the guy then get spooked when they see he hasn't taken a breath and his face is half eaten away. They bolt but when they come back the body is gone. They report the incident to the local police but are not believed. Still they go check it out and find nothing. Other incidents start happening crazy old Felicia Beeding is spotted in two places at once. The cover is uncredited.
Overall Good Condition, Good Spine, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good With One Folded

Bedlam Planet
by John Brunner
Ace Books (1975)
Imagine we find a planet that could be a second Earth and we send people there. It's fertile so that they can grow crops and there seem to be no dangerous wild animals or native inhabitants. But the Earthpeople face problems. There may be a lot more to a planetary ecology than they realize. This one is from 1968 and reflects the growing concern about ecology of the late '60s which has continued to today. The cover artist is not credited.
Overall Fair Condition, Good Spine With Some Wear And Faint Crease, Binding Tight, Pages Look Good