Edmond Hamilton
ISFDB entry (original unknown) "The Accursed Galaxy" © Astounding Stories, July, 1935 Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "After a Judgement Day" © Fantastic, Dec 1963 The Most Thrilling SF Ever Told, 1972 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "Alien Earth" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Apr 1949 Alien Earth and Other Stories --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award ---------------------------------------------- "Armageddon in Space" (Cosmos series) © Science Fiction Digest, Jul 1932 Fantasy Magazine, Dec 1934 Perry Rhodan, Ace Books --/ fourth place space sf series --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find Unreal... This is simply the most unique event in history of science fiction, the collaboration between the brightest stars in the field, some at the beginning of their career, some at the peak of their powers. The list of writers is a shining "all-star" galaxy in itself. The fiction is... well, it's certainly big-scale, brimming with grand conflict, ridiculous science, unpronounceable names and places, and more BANG that you ever encountered between soft book covers - testing, in fact, the limits of reader's imagination and believability. Impossibly hard to find today, "Cosmos" spanned the issues of "Science Fiction Digest", and then "Fantasy Magazine" (the installments were not printed in the issues themselves but as a separately-bound supplements). Personally I liked the "Last Poet" part of the serial and the crazy, absolutely delirious space battle extravaganza contributed by Lloyd Arthur Eshbach. A multi-dimensional "Wrongness of Space" anomaly attacks our system; a bunch of alien menaces and mad scientists pop out of every wrinkle of time and space, flying around (some may say chaotically) and driving the serial to its bang-up finish - good old Edmond Hamilton destroying planets Pluto, Neptune, and Uranus with an atomic disintegrator ray in his "Armageddon in Space". In other words, "The Cosmos" series is well worth searching out, it's a monumental literary artifact from the "wonder pulps" era, quite enjoyable even to this day. ---------------------------------------------- "Babylon in the Sky" © Amazing Stories, Mar 1963 Great Science Fiction, Fall 1967 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Battle for the Stars" (nv) (as Alexander Blade) © Imagination, June 1956 also - Tor Double Book --/ third place space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Birthplace Of Creation" (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, May 1947 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "The Broken Stars" (Star Kings) © Fantastic, Dec 1968 Return to the Stars, 1969 --/ cool space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Calling Captain Future" (nv) (Captain Future 2) © Captain Future, Spring 1940 Calling Captain Future, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Captain Future and the Space Emperor" (nv) (Captain Future 1) © Captain Future, Winter 1940 Captain Future and the Space Emperor, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award "Captain Future's Challenge" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Sum 1940 Captain Future's Challenge, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Captain Future And The Seven Space Stones" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Win 1941 --/ cool space sf novel --/ rare find "Castaway" © The Man Who Called Himself Poe, ed. S.Moskowitz, 1969 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ cool sf story "Child of the Winds" © Weird Tales, May 1936 --/ cool sf story "Children Of The Sun" (nv) (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, May 1947 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "The City at World's End" (nv) © Startling Stories, Jul 1950 City at World's End, 1951 Galaxy Science Fiction Novel, 1953 --/ third place space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ emotion award "Come Home from Earth" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Feb 1947 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Comet Doom" © Amazing Stories, Jan 1928 --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "The Comet-Drivers" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, Feb 1930 Crashing Suns, 1965 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Comet Kings" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Sum 1942 The Comet Kings, 1967 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Conqueror's Voice" (as Robert Castle) © Science Fiction, Mar 1939 --/ cool sf story "A Conquest of Two Worlds" © Wonder Stories, Feb 1932 Startling Stories, Jan 1948 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Corridor of the Suns" (nv) © Imagination, Apr 1958 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "The Cosmic Cloud" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, Nov 1930 Crashing Suns, 1965 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Cosmic Kings" (nv) (as Alexander Blade) © Imaginative Tales, Nov 1956 --/ third place sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "The Cosmic Looters" (as Alexander Blade) © Imagination, Feb 1958 "The Cosmic Pantograph" © Wonder Stories, Oct 1935 30 Thrilling Tales, 1936 Fantastic Story Magazine, Fall 1951 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award --/ rare find "Crashing Suns" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, Aug 1928 Crashing Suns, 1965 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Crashing Suns" (coll) © Ace Books, 1965 --/ second place space sf collection --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Danger Planet" (nv) (as Brett Sterling) (also as "Red Sun of Danger") (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Spr 1945 Danger Planet, 1967 --novel : 1996 Retro Hugo r-up --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale ---------------------------------------------- "Day of Judgement" © Weird Tales, Sep 1946 --/ cool apocalyptic sf story --/ wonder award Reprinted in the "Last Man on Earth" anthology, and in the "Best of Edmond Hamilton" collection, this story has all the right ingredients to impress and to stay with the reader, and yet it falls short, somehow. More moody and sad than his usual style in the Thirties, it may even be compared to "Twilight" by John Campbell. Having said that, the story is unmemorable, partly because it sticks to the canon of post-apocalyptic fiction so closely. Not the best piece, but certainly not one to discount entirely, as everything written by Hamilton for "Weird Tales" contains that special "sensa-vonda". review: 21-Sep-06 (read in 1988) ---------------------------------------------- "Days of Creation" (nv) (written by William Morrison - see his entry) (as by Brett Sterling) (Captain Future series) also as "The Tenth Planet" © Captain Future, Spr 1946 book: Popular Library, 1960 --/ cool space sf novel --/ rare find "The Dead Planet" © Startling Stories, Spr 1946 --/ third place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Devolution" © Amazing Stories, Dec 1936 Amazing Stories, Apr 1961 Science Fiction Classics, 1970 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award --/ awesome scale "Doomstar" (nv) © Belmont Books, 1964 --/ cool sf novel "Dreamer's World" © Weird Tales, Nov 1941 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "The Earth-Brain" © Weird Tales, Apr 1932 Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ rare find "Earthmen No More" (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Mar 1947 --/ cool space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Easy Money" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Apr 1938 --/ cool sf story --/ rare find "The Eternal Cycle" © Wonder Stories, Mar 1935 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "Exile" © Super Science Stories, May 1943 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "The Face Of The Deep" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, May 1943 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Fessenden's Worlds" © Weird Tales, Apr 1937 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "Forgotten World" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Win 1946 Fantastic Story Magazine, Fall 1954 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Galaxy Mission" (nv) (also as "The Triumph of Captain Future") (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Fall 1940 Galaxy Mission, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Harpers of Titan" (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Sep 1950 Dr. Cyclops, ed. Henry Kuttner, 1967 --/ cool space sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Haunted Stars" (nv) © Torquil Books, 1960 The Haunted Stars, 1962 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award "He That Hath Wings" © Weird Tales, Jul 1938 Fantastic, Jul 1963 --short fiction : 1971 Astounding/Analog All-Time Poll /25 (tie) --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "Hidden World" © Science Wonder Quarterly, 1929 Fantastic Story Quarterly, Spr 1950 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "Horror From The Magellanic" (Star Kings) © Amazing Stories, May 1969 Return to the Stars, 1969 --/ cool sf novella --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Horror on the Asteroid" © Weird Tales, Sep 1933 Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find ---------------------------------------------- "Horror on the Asteroid & Other Tales of Planetary Horror" (coll) © London: Allen, 1936 --/ fourth place sf collection --/ wonder award --/ rare find A collection true to the spirit of "the romance of the spaceways", a wonderful piece of Hamilton entertainment. The title novella is as hard-boiled adventure as they come, and the rest just sings up a "hymn to wonder" in a joyous choir of space-happy pulp stories. They should keep this in print, for the sheer intensity and color of the material contained here. I would've bought this book in 1936 and I'd buy it now if I saw it. review: 13-Jul-06 (read in 2005) ---------------------------------------------- "Horror out of Carthage" © Fantastic Adventures, Sep 1939 Fantastic, Aug 1968 --/ third place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award --/ rare find "In The World's Dusk" © Weird Tales, Mar 1936 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ style award --/ awesome scale "The Inn Outside the World" © Weird Tales, Jul 1945 Most Thrilling SF, Fall 1969 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "Intelligence Undying" © Amazing Stories, Apr 1936 Amazing Stories, Apr 1966 Fantastic, Apr 1979 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Island of Unreason" © Wonder Stories, May 1933 Startling Stories, Spr 1945 Murder in the Clinic, (UK) 1946 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Isle Of The Sleeper" © Weird Tales, May 1938 Weird Tales, May 1951 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "Kaldar, World of Antares" (Stuart Merrick) © The Magic Carpet, Apr 1933 Kaldar, World of Antares, 1998 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "The King of Shadows" © Weird Tales, Jan 1947 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Kingdoms of the Stars" (Star Kings) © Amazing Stories, Sep 1964 Return to the Stars, 1969 Science Fiction Greats, Fall 1970 --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Last Call for Doomsday" (nv) (as S. M. Tenneshaw) © Imagination, Dec 1956 --/ cool sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Legion of Lazarus" (nv) © Imagination, Apr 1956 "Magic Moon" (nv) (as by Brett Sterling) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Win 1944 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Magician of Mars" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Sum 1941 The Magician of Mars, 1968 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "The Man Who Evolved" © Wonder Stories, Apr 1931 Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 Startling Stories, Nov 1940 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "The Man Who Returned" © Weird Tales, Feb 1934 Weird Tales (anth), 1964 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "The Man Who Saw Everything" © Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award --/ rare find "The Man Who Saw the Future" © Amazing Stories, Oct 1930 Tales of Wonder (British), 1940 Amazing Stories, Feb 1961 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "Men of the Morning Star" © Imaginative Tales, Mar 1958 --/ cool sf novella --/ wonder award --/ rare find ---------------------------------------------- "The Monster-God of Mamurth" © Weird Tales, Aug 1926 Weird Tales, Sep 1935 Horror on the Asteroid, 1936 Magazine of Horror, Win 1967 --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find Not science fiction per se, this was Edmond Hamilton's first published story, and it has color and excitement a-plenty. It is somber, exotic, Clark-Ashton-Smith-esque, baroque and morbid in a most delicious ways. Desert landscapes with unspeakable monsters hiding in grandioze mysterious structures, a dread and a trembling for an amateur adventurer and a professional curiosity for Sean Connery-like types. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece, and - just think - it's only a beginning of a Universe-spanning career! review: 31-Jul-06 (read in 1995) ---------------------------------------------- "The Monsters of Juntonheim" (nv) (also as "A Yank At Valhalla") © Startling Stories, Jan 1941 book: Ace Books / World Publ, 1950 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Moon of the Unforgotten" (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Jan 1951 --/ cool space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Murder in the Void" (Rab Crane) © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Jun 1938 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Outlaw World" (nv) (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Win 1946 Outlaw World, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Outlaws of the Moon" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Spr 1942 Outlaws of the Moon, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Outside the Universe" (nv) (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, Jul 1929 Outside the Universe, 1964 --/ third place space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ awesome scale "Pardon My Iron Nerves" (nv) (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Nov 1950 --/ fourth place sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ rare find "Planets in Peril" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Fall 1942 Planets in Peril, 1968 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "The Pro" © F&SF, Oct 1964 --/ cool sf story "The Quest Beyond the Stars" (nv) (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Win 1942 Quest Beyond the Stars, 1967 --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Red Sun of Danger" (nv) (as Brett Sterling) (also as "Danger Planet") (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Spr 1945 Danger Planet, 1967 --novel : 1996 Retro Hugo r-up --/ cool space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale "Requiem" © Amazing Stories, Apr 1962 Most Thrilling SF Ever Told, Win 1967 --/ cool space sf story --/ wonder award "The Return Of Captain Future" (Captain Future) © Startling Stories, Jan 1946 --/ cool space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "Return to the Stars" (coll) (Star Kings series) © Return to the Stars, 1969 --/ cool sf collection --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Seeds from Outside" © Weird Tales, Mar 1937 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find "The Serpent Princess" © Weird Tales, Jan 1948 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ romance award "The Shores of Infinity" (Star Kings) © Amazing Stories, Apr 1965 Return to the Stars, 1969 Most Thrilling SF Ever Told, Aug 1973 --/ cool space sf story --/ wonder award "Short-Wave Madness" (as Robert Castle) © Science Fiction, Jun 1939 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award: Universe's thoughts --/ style award --/ rare find "The Star Kings" (nv) (Star Kings) © Amazing Stories, Sep 1947 Amazing Stories Quarterly, 1948 The Star Kings, 1949 Two Complete Science Adventure Books, Spr 1951 --/ FIRST place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ romance award --/ style award --/ awesome scale "The Star of Life" (nv) © Startling Stories, Jan 1947 Star of Life, 1959 --/ fourth place space sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "The Star-Stealers" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, Feb 1929 Avon Fantasy Reader, 1948 Crashing Suns, 1965 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "The Starcombers" © Science Fiction Adventures, 1956 --/ third place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ style award --/ rare find "The Stars, My Brothers" © Amazing Stories, May 1962 The Most Thrilling SF Ever Told, 1968 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 "The Sun People" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, May, 1930 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale --/ rare find "Sunfire!" © Amazing Stories, Sep 1962 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award "The Three Planeteers" (nv) © Startling Stories, Jan 1940 --/ FIRST place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award: true epic --/ awesome scale --/ romance award --/ emotion award: innocence and glory --/ idea: "Three Musketeers" space epic --/ style award --/ rare find: un-reprinted! "Thundering Worlds" © Weird Tales, Mar 1934 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ idea award --/ awesome scale ---------------------------------------------- "Thunder World" (nv) © Imaginative Tales, July 1956 --/ fourth place space sf novella --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find Nothing better for me than a rare and non-reprinted novel of Edmond Hamilton - and a good quality one at that, not the same as some less inspired efforts he submitted to pulps at the end of the Fifties. This one rocks, moves along nicely and gives you the good jolt of space vistas, and planetary locales. Vintage and very tasty. The plot is part treasure-hunt, part labour-dispute of space miners, but the characters are wholesome and gutsy, the good fight is a good fight, and the backdrop is - the stars, as bright and alluring as only Hamilton describes them. In fact, this may be the last "pulp-proper" space adventure published. review: 10-Jul-06 (read in 2002) ---------------------------------------------- "TransUranic" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Feb 1948 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Treasure on Thunder Moon" © Amazing Stories, Apr 1942 Technika Molodezhi, 1956 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ style award --/ emotion award --/ rare find "The Triumph of Captain Future" (nv) (also as "Galaxy Mission") (Captain Future) © Captain Future, Fall 1940 Galaxy Mission, 1967 --/ cool space sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ awesome scale ---------------------------------------------- "The Truth Gas" © Wonder Stories, Feb 1935 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award --/ rare find This is a predictable story about what would happen if everybody told the truth... especially governments (it includes a cool jab towards Soviet propaganda, which was already notoriously known in the West). By the way, it is still a mystery to me how many officials in America were swooned and deluded by Stalin's lies during the infamous trials, and even wrote of the Soviet Union as a well-run and organized state. Were they sincere in missing the truth? The lies were certainly grandiose enough... review: 05-Aug-06 (read in 2005) ---------------------------------------------- "Twilight Of The Gods" © Weird Tales, Jul 1948 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --/ cool sf story "The Unforgiven" © Startling Stories, Oct 1953 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ emotion award --/ idea award: space conquest guilt --/ style award --/ rare find "The Valley Of Creation" (nv) © Startling Stories, Jul 1948 novel: Lancer Books, 1966 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award "Valley of Invisible Men" © Amazing Stories, Mar 1939 SF Adventure Classics, Nov 1972 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ rare find "Wacky World" © Amazing Stories, Mar 1942 Amazing Stories, Apr 1956 Science Fiction Classics, Fall 1969 Yuni Technik, No.1, 1956 Mir Priklucheni, 1956 --/ fourth place sf story --/ wonder award --/ adventure award --/ idea award --/ rare find "The Watcher Of The Ages" © Weird Tales, Sep 1948 What's It Like Out There? 1974 --/ cool sf story --/ wonder award "The Weapon From Beyond" (nv) (Star Wolf series 1) © 1962, Ace Books --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award "What's it Like Out There?" © Thrilling Wonder Stories, Dec 1952 What's It Like Out There?, 1974 --novelette : 1999 Locus All-Time Poll /42 (tie) --/ cool sf story "What's it Like Out There" (coll) © Ace Books, 1974 --/ third place sf collection --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Within the Nebula" (Interstellar Patrol) © Weird Tales, May 1929 Crashing Suns, 1965 --/ fourth place space sf story --/ wonder award --/ awesome scale "World of Never-Men" © Imaginative Tales, July 1957 --/ cool sf story "World Without Sex" (as Robert Wentworth) © Marvel Tales, May 1940 --/ cool sf story "A Yank At Valhalla" (nv) (also as "The Monsters of Juntonheim") © Startling Stories, Jan 1941 book: Ace Books / World Publ, 1950 --/ cool sf novel --/ wonder award --/ adventure award "Zero Hour" (as Alexander Blade) © Imagination, Apr 1956 --/ cool sf story --------------------------- |
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1 Comments:
Nice bibliography.. So many titles... And coming just from a single author... I feel a bit discouraged ! And few time to write myself, more !
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