Description
Condition: Good
See grading guide below for how books are graded
Here are eleven outstanding short stories from Fritz Leiber, a master of the genre who has won two Hugo Awards and countless accolades in the 30 years he has been writing top science fiction. The Secret Songs represents the best of Leiber's work - ranging in style from from sophisticated hardcore SF to fantasy and horror in the classic style. It is a tribute to Leiber's versatility and permanence, and a must for any science fiction bookshelf.
Contents:
- Introduction (1968) by Judith Merril
- The Winter Flies (1967)
- The Man Who Made Friends with Electricity (1962)
- Rump-Titty-Titty-Tum-TAH-Tee (1958)
- Mariana (1960)
- Coming Attraction (1950)
- The Moon Is Green (1952)
- A Pail of Air (1951)
- Smoke Ghost (1941)
- The Girl with the Hungry Eyes (1949)
- No Great Magic (1963)
- The Secret Songs (1962)
Grading Guide
10/10 - Mint Condition: This book is in pristine condition, with no signs of wear or damage. It appears as if it just came off the printing press, making it a collector's dream.
8/10 Like New: This book is nearly perfect, with minimal signs of use. It may have a small crease or mark, but overall, it maintains its original quality, providing a reading experience that feels untouched.
6/10 Very Good: This book shows some signs of wear, such as slight creases, light scuffing, or minor corner bumps, foxing. However, it remains in good shape overall and is still highly readable, offering a great value for the price.
4/10 Good: This book has been read and shows noticeable signs of wear, including creases, dog-eared pages, and minor cover damage. Despite these imperfections, the text is still legible and the story can be enjoyed.
2/10 Fair: This book has been well-loved and displays significant wear and tear. It may have loose pages, highlighting, or extensive cover damage. While it may have aesthetic flaws, the text is still intact and readable.
Book Grading Guide
10/10 - Mint Condition: This book is in pristine condition, with no signs of wear or damage. It appears as if it just came off the printing press, making it a collector's dream.
8/10 Near New: This book is nearly perfect, with minimal signs of use. It may have a small crease or mark, but overall, it maintains its original quality, providing a reading experience that feels untouched.
6/10 Very Good: This book shows some signs of wear, such as slight creases, light scuffing, or minor corner bumps, foxing. However, it remains in good shape overall and is still highly readable, offering a great value for the price.
4/10 Good: This book has been read and shows noticeable signs of wear, including creases, dog-eared pages, and minor cover damage. Despite these imperfections, the text is still legible and the story can be enjoyed.
2/10 Fair: This book has been well-loved and displays significant wear and tear. It may have loose pages, highlighting, or extensive cover damage. While it may have aesthetic flaws, the text is still intact and readable.