BOOKS BY JAMES GUNN

ALTERNATE WORLDS: THE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF SCIENCE 
FICTION (Prentice Hall, 1975).  The lavishly illustrated (32 
pages of color photos) and much praised hardcover history 
of SF from the beginnings of imaginative writing to the mid-
1970s.  (Very limited supply.)   
 
THE DREAMERS (Methuen, English paperback, 1982).  A novel 
about a future shaped by the use of chemical memory to 
experience other people's lives -- and dreams.  
 
THE JOY MAKERS (Crown hardcover of 1961 Bantam paperback, 
1984).  A novel about the creation of a science of happiness 
and a world torn between philosophies of ``getting what you 
want'' and ``wanting what you get.''  
 
NEBULA AWARD STORIES TEN (Harper & Row, hardcover, 1975), 
ed. James Gunn.  The award-winning stories of 1974 plus 
stories by Zelazny, Reamy, Farmer, and Grant, essays by 
Dickson and Scholes, and an introduction by Gunn.  
 
SOME DREAMS ARE NIGHTMARES (Scribners, hardcover, 1974).  
Gunn argues in an introduction that the novelette is the 
ideal form for science fiction and illustrates with 
novelettes -- ``The Cave of Night,'' ``Name Your Pleasure,'' 
``New Blood,'' and ``Not So Great an Enemy'' -- that became 
parts of three novels: STATION IN SPACE, THE JOY MAKERS, and 
THE IMMORTALS.  

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