A compilation of questions with answers for students of toxicology. The questions are a mixture of short answer, problem-solving, data interpretation and multiple choice and cover all the major areas of toxicology.
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10 Years' Worth of Oversights!
11 Aug 2005
By Jim Gardner
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Format:Mass Market Paperback
Up to this point (1960) there had been published nine volumes of "The Best From Fantasy and Science Fiction." Robert P. Mills carefully examined the back issues and culled 40 stories which he felt should have been included in those volumes. Then he eliminated any which had appeared in ANY other anthology. The result is this thick, 416-page paperback.
CONTENTS:
The Martian Shop Howard Fast
Walk Like a Mountain Manly Wade Wellman
Men of Iron Guy Endore
Rabbits to the Moon Raymond E. Banks
The Certificate Avram Davidson
The Sealman John Masefield
The Sky People Poul Anderson
The Causes Margaret St Clair (as Idris Seabright)
The Hypnoglyph John Anthony
A Tale of the Thirteenth Floor Ogden Nash
Spud and Cochise Oliver La Farge
Unto the Fourth Generation Isaac Asimov
Jordan Zenna Henderson
Will You Wait? Alfred Bester
Proof Positive Graham Greene
Shock Treatment J. Francis McComas
Gandolphus Anthony Boucher
The Last Shall Be First Robert P. Mills
A Trick or Two John Novotny
Lot's Daughter Ward Moore
Saturnian Celia Horace Walpole
Fear is a Business Theodore Sturgeon
Meeting of Relations John Collier
First Lesson Mildred Clingerman
To Fell a Tree Robert F. Young
CONTENTS:
The Martian Shop Howard Fast
Walk Like a Mountain Manly Wade Wellman
Men of Iron Guy Endore
Rabbits to the Moon Raymond E. Banks
The Certificate Avram Davidson
The Sealman John Masefield
The Sky People Poul Anderson
The Causes Margaret St Clair (as Idris Seabright)
The Hypnoglyph John Anthony
A Tale of the Thirteenth Floor Ogden Nash
Spud and Cochise Oliver La Farge
Unto the Fourth Generation Isaac Asimov
Jordan Zenna Henderson
Will You Wait? Alfred Bester
Proof Positive Graham Greene
Shock Treatment J. Francis McComas
Gandolphus Anthony Boucher
The Last Shall Be First Robert P. Mills
A Trick or Two John Novotny
Lot's Daughter Ward Moore
Saturnian Celia Horace Walpole
Fear is a Business Theodore Sturgeon
Meeting of Relations John Collier
First Lesson Mildred Clingerman
To Fell a Tree Robert F. Young
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The finest collection of short stories, ever
28 Nov 2012
By Randal T. Murray
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Without a doubt, this is the finest collection of short stories ever, regardless of genre.
I received my copy as a gift in 1978 and it has been a touchstone ever since. Among it's remarkable stories is my absolute favorite, "Spud and Cochise" by Oliver La Farge, but every one is a gem.
Get your hands on a copy.
I received my copy as a gift in 1978 and it has been a touchstone ever since. Among it's remarkable stories is my absolute favorite, "Spud and Cochise" by Oliver La Farge, but every one is a gem.
Get your hands on a copy.
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By A. Mallory
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I first read this anthology after it was released in mass paperback. Powerful stories. Powerful writing. Many of these stories have stayed with me for fifty years. That's a remarkable testament, I think.
The great unsung Robert F. Young closes the collection with the haunting "To Fell A Tree", elsewhere speculated to be the inspiration for the basic sensibility of the movie "Avatar". When I first saw the movie, that was my immediate thought! I even watched the credits to see if there was an attribution. (There wasn't.)
The list of contributors reads like a who's who of classic sci-fi. This excellent anthology transcends it's mid-century time period.
Highly recommended.
The great unsung Robert F. Young closes the collection with the haunting "To Fell A Tree", elsewhere speculated to be the inspiration for the basic sensibility of the movie "Avatar". When I first saw the movie, that was my immediate thought! I even watched the credits to see if there was an attribution. (There wasn't.)
The list of contributors reads like a who's who of classic sci-fi. This excellent anthology transcends it's mid-century time period.
Highly recommended.
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