The Science Fiction Short Stories of Clifford D. Simak, D

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DAY OF TRUCE, Galaxy, Feb, 1963

A DEATH IN THE HOUSE, Galaxy, Oct, 1959, USA

DEATH SCENE, Infinity Science Fiction, Oct, 1957

DESERTION^*, Astounding, Nov, 1944

DROP DEAD^**, Galaxy, Jul, 1956, USA (Sept 1956, UK)

All the Traps of Earth and Other Stories, Doubleday, 1962

THE DUPLICATE MAN^***, The Television Late Night Horror Omnibus, ed. Peter Haining, Orion , 1993
(also known as "Good Night, Mr. James" & "The Night of The Puudly")

DUSTY ZEBRA, Galaxy, Sep, 1954, USA (Feb 1955 - UK)

EARTH FOR INSPIRATION, Thrilling Wonder Stories, Apr, 1941

EPILOG , Astounding, John W. Campbell Memorial Anthology,

ETERNITY LOST, Astounding, Jul, 1949

THE FENCE, Space Science Fiction, Sep, 1952, USA (Dec 1952 - UK)

FINAL GENTLEMAN, The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan, 1960, USA

FOUNDING FATHER^*****, Galaxy, May, 1957, USA (July 1957 - UK)

FULL CYCLE, Science Fiction Stories, Nov, 1955

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Notes:
^*"Desertion", as read by Jonathan Frakes, was issued on audio cassette by Durkin Hayes Publishing in 1994. Cassette also includes Frakes reading "Neighbor".

^**"Drop Dead" was adapted as an X-Minus-1 radio play.

^***The short story "Good Night, Mr. James" was adapted as the Outer Limits episode "The Duplicate Man".

^****American Science Fiction" was a publication from Sydney, Australia by The Malian Press in the early to mid 1950's. "These slim, booklet format pulp magazines took novellas from American SF pulps and presented them as standalone publications - generally this was the first and often only appearance of these titles in such a format. The format is 34 pages of dense, double columned print, with no advertisements, no editorials, no reader's pages, and usually no date. About the only thing that seems familiar from a regular pulp is the rear cover blurb for next month's issue. Some issues have a short story at the end to fill up the page count..... The artwork for these magazines is by Australia's greatest SF illustrator Stanley Pitt" (The preceding quote is from the following website: http://www.sfcovers.net/Magazines/AME/)

^*****"Founding Father", as read by Jonathan Frakes, was issued on audio cassette by Durkin Hayes Publishing in 1995. Cassette also includes Frakes reading "Over The River and Through The Woods" & "Beachhead"

^******"The Century's Best Horror Fiction" was made available in two formats: Trade Edition (two volumes) & Deluxe Lettered Edition (The lettered edition was only sold as a two-volume set and featured different binding, different dust jackets, traycased, signed by as many of the living authors as possible. Only 52 copies were issued of the Deluxe Lettered Edition)