The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Thirteenth Series by Avram Davidson, Short Stories, Vintage, 1960's

Step into a world where imagination knows no bounds with "The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction, Thirteenth Series" curated by the renowned author Avram Davidson. This collection of short stories takes readers on a captivating journey through the vintage era of the 1960s, a time when creativity and innovation flourished. Each story within these pages offers a glimpse into unique realms, blending elements of fantasy and science fiction in a mesmerizing way. Davidson's narrative prowess coupled with the essence of that era creates a reading experience akin to stepping back in time. Dive into this anthology to experience the magic of storytelling at its finest, where each turn of the page unveils a new adventure waiting to be discovered. Whether you're a fan of classic literature or simply seeking a taste of the extraordinary, this thirteenth series encapsulates the essence of a bygone era while remaining timeless in its appeal.

Introduction by Avram Davidson, and these stories: The Golden Brick (1963) by P. M. Hubbard; Peggy and Peter Go to the Moon (1963) by Don White; Now Wakes the Sea (1963) by J. G. Ballard; Green Magic (1963) by Jack Vance; Captain Honario Harpplayer, R.N. (1963) by Harry Harrison; Treaty in Tartessos (1963) by Karen Anderson; Hunter, Come Home (1963) by Richard McKenna; McNamara's Fish [Max Kearny] (1963) by Ron Goulart; Niña Sol (1963) by Felix Marti-Ibanez; They Don't Make Life Like They Used To (1963) by Alfred Bester; What Strange Stars and Skies (1963) by Avram Davidson; Eight O'Clock in the Morning (1963) by Ray Faraday Nelson; Deluge [The People] (1963) by Zenna Henderson.

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