Thu Jan 22 23:13:45 2009 UTClccn-n80-906080.360.440.61Philip_José_Farmern 80090608oca00471738a121292630Farmer, Philip JoséФармер, Филипפארמר, פיליפ חוזהTrout, Kilgore,1918-lccn-no99-33374lccn-sh85-132712Tarzan (Fictitious character)lccn-n80-39681Burroughs, Edgar Rice1875-1950np-abadia, guyAbadia, Guyothns-carmody john fictitious characterCarmody, John (Fictitious character)lccn-sh92-2881Savage, Doc (Fictitious character)lccn-n79-22067Greenberg, Martin Harryns-tyger ras fictitious characterTyger, Ras (Fictitious character)lccn-n90-664698Dent, Lester1904-1959ns-fogg phileas fictitious characterFogg, Phileas (Fictitious character)ns-green alan fictitious characterGreen, Alan (Fictitious character)Farmer, Philip JoséFarmer, Philip José100Science fictionFantasy fictionMystery fictionAdventure fictionWar storiesFantasy fiction, AmericanHorror talesImaginary placesTalking booksAuthors, AmericanWorld War (1914-1918)1914-1918Space and timeLife on other planetsBibliographyShort stories, EnglishEnglandFantasy fictionTime travelCalifornia--Los AngelesHolmes, Sherlock (Fictitious character)Detective and mystery stories, AmericanHumorous stories, AmericanFictionIllinoisTranslationsTwain, Mark,--1835-1910Future lifeShort storiesFantasyRiverworld (Imaginary place)Feral childrenKickaha (Fictitious character)Red Orc (Fictitious character)Science fictionIllinois--PeoriaDent, Lester,--1904-1959American literatureSavage, Doc (Fictitious character)Private investigatorsWorld of Tiers (Imaginary place)LiteratureAfricaGood and evilBurroughs, Edgar Rice,--1875-1950Futurism (Literary movement)RevolutionsRevolutionariesFantasy fiction, AmericanTarzan (Fictitious character)Adventure stories, AmericanFarmer, Philip JoséOverpopulationCriticism, interpretation, etc.FictionScience fiction, American19571959196019611962196319641965196619671968196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200828580book813.54ps3556.a72ocn000948059ocn003283419294986171Фармер, Филипפארמר, פיליפ חוזה1357144718ocn011133683sw011133683:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19850.41Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction

It's the 35th century where a person is given one day a week to live, work and play and the other six days remain in suspended animation. There are "daybreakers", outlaws, who live seven different lives and Jeff Caird is one of these who finds his life in danger.

1328150826ocn005946381sw005946381:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19800.44Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction

The answers behind the enigmatic origins of Riverworld lie at last within reach, as the remarkable gathering of Earthlings--including Sir Richard Francis Burton, Samuel Clemens, Alice Liddell Hargreaves (the real-life Alice in Wonderland), Cyrano de Bergerac, Ulysses S. Grant, and Baron von Richtoven--finally breaches the stronghold of Riverworld's extraordinary super-race.

03454197071320145218ocn009533068sw009533068:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19830.43Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction

Unlikely fellow travellers Mark Twain, Herman Goring and Cyrano de Bergerac continue their search for their makers. When they arrive at the giant Riverworld tower they discover thay are not alone. "Accidents" happen and there are attempts on their lives.

03454197151048123031ocn002910978sw002910978:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19770.44Farmer, Philip JoséScience fictionFantasy fiction

Explorer Sir Richard Burton and other historical personages continue to seek an explanation for their resurrection on the shores of a multimillion mile river. The quest is directed toward the river's headwaters, home of the creators of their new world.

03454196931029128947ocn039529255sw001294774:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19710.43Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction

All of the 36 billion people who ever lived on Earth are simultaneously resurrected on a world that has been transformed into a giant river valley. Hunger and disease have been eliminated and the people seem to have everything they need--except the answer to the question "Why?"

03454196779419816ocn024246420sw023345592:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19900.39Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction9409767ocn014588824sw014588824:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19870.41Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction8138205ocn009827886sw009827886:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19840.45Farmer, Philip José74188436ocn010898455sw001807284:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19730.44Farmer, Philip JoséScience fictionFantasy fiction

Resurrected on the lush, mysterious banks of Riverworld, along with the rest of humanity, Samuel Langhorne Clemens (a.k.a. Mark Twain) has a dream: to build a riverboat that will rival the most magnificent paddle-wheelers ever navigated on the mighty Mississippi . Then, to steer if up the endless waterway that dominates his new home planet--and at last discover its hidden source. But before he can carry out his plan, he first must undertake a dangerous voyage to unearth a fallen meteor. This mission would require striking an uneasy alliance with the bloodthirsty Viking Erik Bloodaxe, treacherous King John of England, legendary French swordsman Cyrano de Bergerac, Greek adventurer Odysseus, and the infamous Nazi Hermann Goring. All for the purpose of storming the ominous stone tower at the mouth of the river, where the all-powerful overseers of Riverworld--and their secrets--lie in wait.

034541968572778711ocn007572763sw007572763:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19810.45Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction7137382ocn024870785sw024870785:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19920.36Anthony, PiersScience fiction04410021376707075ocn000340265sw000340265:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19720.50Farmer, Philip José080326921863770225ocn004495637sw002916702:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19790.48Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction5695937ocn004908137sw004908137:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19790.44Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction5545603ocn038410611sw038410611:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19980.40Farmer, Philip JoséMystery fiction

A mystery that begins when a blackmailed woman in Peoria, Illinois, hires PI Tom Corbie to make the payment. After he delivers the money, the blackmailers attack him and he has to run for his life.

031286470153962212ocn034839732sw007940001:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19810.46Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction03128576165395665ocn000724105sw000724105:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19730.49Farmer, Philip José5355536ocn000117619sw000117619:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19710.46Farmer, Philip JoséScience fictionFantasy fiction4574571ocn010696590sw010696590:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19840.46Farmer, Philip José32440329ocn001254868sw001254868:lccn-n80-90608Truebook19750.61Farmer, Philip JoséScience fiction3503492ocn008034758sw008034758:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19840.62Chapman, Edgar L2962964ocn071316165sw071316165:lccn-n80-90608Truebook2006Farmer, Philip José159606059X2382533ocn006498938sw005239882:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19800.66Brizzi, Mary T1051051ocn062285965sw062285965:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook20050.45193226514715151ocn002774663sw002774663:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19760.87Knapp, Lawrence J10102ocn024747322sw024747322:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19900.88Stephensen-Payne, Phil552ocn016133118sw016133118:lccn-n80-90608Falsevisu19860.40

A discussion with Illinois author Philip José Farmer.

222ocn005887134sw005887134:lccn-n80-90608Falsemixd1.00Gunn, James E122ocn028389782sw028389782:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19870.67Benson, Gordon112ocn062094236sw062094236:lccn-n80-90608Falsemap19810.67Barger, Bob111ocn285408257sw285408257:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook2008111ocn285313282sw285313282:lccn-n80-90608Falseseri111ocn213783020sw213783020:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook1979Brizzi, Mary T111ocn038580717sw038580717:lccn-n80-90608Falsebook19751.00Utley, Steven001ocn122420502sw122420502:lccn-n80-90608FalsemixdPohl, Frederik

Correspondence (1934-1968); manuscripts by Pohl and others (1947-1965); legal and financial papers (1917-1964); and published material. Correspondents include Forrest J. Ackerman, Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Judith Merril, Clifford Simak, and others. In addition the collection features a large selection of fanzines.

0345419707Thu Mar 05 00:13:10 EST 2009