Saberhagen The Early Tales

Saberhagen The Early Tales: Stories apart from Berserkers Volume One

    A wide range of ideas are explored and worlds created in this collection of thirteen of Fred Saberhagen’s early short works of science fiction and fantasy. All the stories were written between 1960 and 1976. 

    Included are two works set in Fred’s world of veils and startling landscapes known as Azlaroc. A story co-authored with Alexei Panshin takes us back in time, sort-of. Several stories are set in Chicago where alien visitations are recorded, one at the Art Institute another somewhere under Lake Michigan. And at what might be Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry, Fred takes a look into the mind of an early computer named Martha. An alternate history tale with psychic overtones, Life Force, has never appeared in any earlier collections of Fred’s work. So if you missed the July 1974 Galaxy printing, now is your chance to discover one fascinating possibility in a post-nuclear-war world.

    No Berserker stories appear in this volume. Fred’s Berserker short stories are collected separately in two volumes Berserkers The Early Tales and Berserkers The Later Tales.

Entertaining, thought provoking stories from an accomplished science fiction and fantasy author await you.

Stories included:

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The Long Way Home

Planeteer

Seven Doors To Education

Young Girl At An Open Half Door

The Walden Window (co-author A. Panshin)

Calendars

Life Force

Beneath The Hills Of Azlaroc

Birthdays

Martha

Wilderness

To Mark The Year On Azlaroc