Little book of short stories with comments in Russian at the end.
Science Fiction – The Best English Short Stories
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Description
Featuring:
Arthur C. Clarke JUPITER FIVE
John Wyndham DUMB MARTIAN
John Christopher MUSEUM PIECE
Brian W. Aldiss OUTSIDE
James G. Ballard BILLENIUM
Additional information
| Book Condition | Used – Seen Better Days |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback |
| Size | 159 pages |
| Published | 1999 by Raduga Publishers |
| Genre | Fiction, Science Fiction, Short Stories |
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