Call Me Joe: Volume 1 of the Short Fiction of Poul Anderson

ISBN-10
1610373189
ISBN-13
9781610373180
Series
Call Me Joe
Language
English
Published
2016
Author
Poul Anderson

Description

This book is an eclectic mix of Poul Anderson's short stories. Many of the entries are some of his earliest tales, already displaying the mastery for which he is known and loved. Others see clever tales of time travel or space exploration, and there is even a clever tribute to Sherlock Holmes.

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