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Click to view full description | 1. | Bova, Ben BROTHERS
New York: Bantam Books, (1996). First edition: Review copy, with materials laid in. Fine in a fine dust jacket.
Science fiction and politics clash as one brother discovers a breakthrough in regenerating human tissue while the other brother views his acts as ''playing God,'' and wants to stop him at all costs.
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| 2. | Bova, Ben JUPITER
New York: Tor / A Tom Doherty Associates Book, (2001). First edition, first printing. A very nearly fine copy in a fine illustrated dust jacket.
''The author's excellence at combining hard science with believable characters and an attention-grabbing plot makes him one of the genre's most accessible and entertaining storytellers.''--Library Journal. This copy SIGNED by the author to the title-page.
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| 3. | Bova, Ben KINSMAN
New York: The Dial Press, (1979). Book club edition. Fine in a lightly rubbed illustrated dust jacket. Jacket illustration by Edwin Herder.
Chet Kinsman broke with his Quaker father to join the Air Force, and then found his way into space. He was entrusted with a top-secret mission but it was ill-fated, and now he must find a way to salvage the space program.
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| 4. | Bova, Ben MILLENNIUM: A Novel About People and Politics in the Year 1999
New York: Random House, (1976). Book club edition. Near fine in a lightly tanned dust jacket.
As the earth's population approaches eight billion, the United States and Russia, the two superpowers, vie for control of natural resources and nuclear armament.
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| 5. | Bova, Ben MOONWAR
(New York): Avon Books, (1998). First edition, first printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. No remainder mark.
The second book in the MOONBASE Saga finds the Stavenger's flourishing Moonbase colony threatened when it faces confrontation from an earth scientist determined to own them or obliterate them.
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| 6. | Bova, Ben RETURN TO MARS
(New York): Avon Eos, (1999). First edition: Uncorrected Proof. Fine in glossy pictorial wraps.
''The sequel to Bova's popular MARS (1992) returns Navajo Jamie Waterman to the Red Planet as the mission director in tenuous command of a crew of scientists and astronauts jockeying for political power, romantic liaisons and scientific renown.''
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| 7. | Bova, Ben RETURN TO MARS
(New York): Avon Eos, (1999). First edition. Near fine in a like pictorial dust jacket that shows one very very light crease to front flap fold.
Hard-sf follow-up to Bova's bestselling MARS.
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| 8. | Bova, Ben THE HIGH ROAD
Boston, Massachusetts: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1981. First edition. Fine in a near fine dust jacket.
Here the author presents his solution to world over-population and resource depletion as moving outwards into space.
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| 9. | Bova, Ben VENUS
New York: Tor / A Tom Doherty Associates Book, (2000). Book club edition. Issued by the Science Fiction Book Club with jacket code 06970. Fine in a fine dust jacket. Jacket art by John Harris.
''Bova turns his attention to Venus and a mission to recover one of the bodies of the first mission to attempt a landing there.''--Steven H. Silver.
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| 10. | Bova, Ben VIEWPOINT
Cambridge, Massachusetts: The NEFSA Press, 1977. First edition: One of 800 numbered copies, this copy is 92. Near fine in a like dust jacket.
A collection of the Hugo Award winning author's finest editorials from his first five years as editor of Analog Science Fiction Magazine. This copy has been specially SIGNED, by the author, on the title-page.
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| 11. | Bova, Ben, edited by THE SCIENCE FICTION HALL OF FAME: Volumes Two A and Two B
Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company, Inc., (1973). First edition, first printing. Two-volume set. Volume IIA: 486 pages; Volume IIB: 466 pages. Price erasure fading to both front free endsheets, else fine, in red cloth shelfbacks over blue boards; in near fine dust jackets that each betray horizontal blue lines at upper and lower edges, an offset transfer from the old-style jacket protectors.
Twenty-two of the best novellas voted into the Science Fiction Hall of Fame by the members of the SFWA. Included: Anderson, Campbell, Del Rey, Heinlein, Kornbluth, Moore, Smith, Sturgeon, Pohl, Simak, Vance, Blish, Asimov, Simak, Wells, more!
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| 12. | Bova, Ben, editor EXILES: 3 Novellas
New York: St. Martin's Press, (1978). First hardcover edition. Pages mildly age-toned, else a very nearly fine copy in an illustrated dust jacket that also exhibits some minor age-toning.
Three novellas by a trio of science fiction's finest writers: GYPSY by Poul Anderson, AND THEN THERE WERE NONE by Eric Frank Russell, and PROFESSION by Isaac Asimov.
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| 13. | Bova, Ben; Pohl, Frederik; Pournelle, Jerry; & Sheffield, Charles FUTURE QUARTET: Earth in the Year 2042: A Four-Part Invention
New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc., (1994). First edition. Fine in dust jacket.
Four of the most respected and prescient speculators on the possible future make projections. SIGNED by sf master Ben Bova on the title-page. Jacket illustration by Vincent DiFate.
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