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Introduction, by G. D. Doherty.
Pictures don't lie, by K. McLean.
The cold equations, by T. Godwin.
A sound of thunder, by R. Bradbury.
He walked around the horses, by H. B. Piper.
Zero hour, by R. Bradbury.
The crystal egg, by H. G. Wells,
Dormant, by A. E. Van Vogt.
The sea raiders, by H. G. Wells.
Dumb show, by B. W. Aldiss.
The nine billion names of God, by A. C. Clarke.
Panel game, by B. W. Aldiss.
The man in asbestos: an allegory of the future, by S. Leacock.
Bibliography (p. 212-215)
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{{cite book|author=Geoffrey Donald Doherty |date=1963 |title=Aspects of science fiction. |publication-place=London |publisher=J. Murray |lccn=71005273 |ol=5751111M}}