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Destination: Universe ! by A. E. Vogt Van, 1978 Cosmic Encounter by A. E. Van Vogt, 1990-11 Far Out Worlds of Van Vogt by A.E.Van Vogt, 1975-08-01 More Than Superhuman by A E Van Vogt, 1980-04 The Darkness on Diamondia by A. E. Van Vogt, 1982-04-01 Les Joueurs du A by A.E. van Vogt, Boris Vian, 2001-11-20 Mission To The Stars by Van Vogt A. E., 1963 Destination Universe Berkley F893 by A E Van Vogt, 1952 Masters of Time by A.E. Van Vogt, 1974-01-01 Le Silkie by A. E. (Alfred Elton) Van Vogt, 1999-01-04 War Against the Rull Panther 1168 Uk 1ST Edition by A E Van Vogt, 1959 Mixed Men by A. E. Van Vogt, 1979-11 Le sorcier de linn by Van Vogt a. E., 1990-01-01 Science Fiction Monsters (Paperback Library #63-406) by A. E.; Ackerman, Forrest J. (editor) Van Vogt, 1970

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61. The Weapon Makers By A. E. Van Vogt
    The Weapon Makers by AE van vogt. I think it is his best, and one of thefew worth reading. If you've read one, you've read most of them.  
    http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~mcelroy/review/books/aewmake.html
    
    Extractions: The Weapon Makers by A.E. van Vogt I think it is his best, and one of the few worth reading. If you've read one, you've read most of them. So you should read the best ones, and this is probably the best of the best. It is really a sequel to The Weapon Shops of Isher . But I read this one first, and it stands alone quite well. The protagonist, the Van Vogtian superman, is Robert Hedrock. He was made immortal through an accident. But being extremely altruistic, he has spent over five thousand years trying to duplicate the accident, and thus make immortality available to all mankind. Being of a libertarian nature, Hedrock founded the Weapon Shops. In these shops, common citizens can acquire powerful weapons that can only be used in self-defense, to prevent them from being oppressed. Furthermore, we find out in this novel, that he also is responsible for the ruling Imperial dynasty. Thus, he is involved in both ends of the government. The crux of the story is Hedrock's interaction with Innelda, the young, beautiful, intelligent, strong-willed empress. A strong love-hate relationship here. He finds out that the Empire is close to discovering an interstellar space drive. Innelda sees this as a threat to Imperial power. Hedrock sees it as a way for mankind to progress and grow. Conflict is inevitable. Almost as an aside, aliens appear on the scene to evaluate humankind. The challenge here is to make Hedrock seem as intelligent as he is supposed to be. An IQ of around 278 is mentioned, so high as to almost be meaningless (in another story, I believe van Vogt mentions an IQ of around 800. Completely meaningless.). But van Vogt brings it off very well. From his actions and wit, you can almost believe that the guy is super-intelligent. He keeps one step ahead of both the Weapon Shops and the Empire in terms of technology, because he is so smart, and to protect his identity. Along the way, we are treated to great ideas in terms of dimensional travel, limited time travel, and "magnifiers" to make things giant-sized, although at a huge cost in aging (which is less of a problem if you are an immortal).

62. SFBookcase.com - AE Van Vogt
    AE van vogt, About Author. RIP AE van vogt, 19122000. He was nearly thelast of the great first generation of Campbell discoveries to go.  
    http://www.sfbookcase.com/author.asp?forename=A. E.&surname=Van Vogt

63. Article. A.E. VAN VOGT - Grandmaster Of SF Super-humans
    AE van vogt Grandmaster of SF super-humans? an article by GF WILLMETTSAE van vogt is to super-humans what Issac Asimov was to robots.  
    http://www.computercrowsnest.com/Holotales/al2.htm
    
    Extractions: A.E. Van Vogt is to super-humans what Issac Asimov was to robots. Each created an impressive niche that other authors take note when creating similar stories. Neither would claim to have been the first to tackle either subject but they caught the SF reader's imagination by being at the right place at the right time with the right ideas. It is to Van Vogt's credit that he gave his super-humans not only worlds but galactic empires to roam or flee from persecution. His realities were also liberally incorporated with various super-sciences enabling his heroes to take command of the most difficult situations eventually. His aliens were creatures to respect and be wary. You always feel his characters had a life outside of the current story they're in. Unlike some of his other prodigious contemporaries, Van Vogt was not a slave to a single reality, invariably creating a new one for each story. Only two of his realities went beyond one book, Linn and the earlier Null-A novels.

64. A. E. Van Vogt - Wikipedia
    AE van vogt. (Redirected from AE van vogt). Alfred Elton van vogt(1912 2000) was a Canadian-born science fiction author. After  
    http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/A.E._van_Vogt
    
    Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help (Redirected from A.E. van Vogt Alfred Elton van Vogt ) was a Canadian-born science fiction author . After starting his writing career by writing for "true confessions" style pulp magazines , he decided to switch to writing something that he enjoyed: science fiction. His first published science fiction story, Black Destroyer Astounding Science Fiction , 1939), depicting a fierce, carnivorous alien stalking the crew of an exploration ship was extremely popular and set the style for a number of science fiction films over the years. He wrote a large number of short stories, many of which were retrospectively patched together into novels, or "fixups" as he called them. Sometimes this was successful ( The War against the Rull ); other times the disparate stories thrown together made for an incoherent plot (

65. Bob's A.E. Van Vogt Tribute, Suggested Reading List, And Links
    My AE van vogt Tribute and Links. Okay, there are various specialties withinthe larger genre called science fiction. Recommended AE van vogt Books.  
    http://home.kc.rr.com/bobfahey/vanvogt.htm
    
    Extractions: My A.E. van Vogt Tribute and Links Okay, there are various specialties within the larger genre called science fiction. A.E. van Vogt falls into the Pioneer category. I've collected every book of his that I could find. He freely admitted to using a formula in structuring his stories, which has caused many sci-fi snobs to dismiss him as a lightweight. But the formula doesn't work without great ideas, and his are excellent. He often bases his novels on concepts that interest him personally, such as General Semantics (the Null-A trilogy) and individual responsibility for others and the state of the world (Cosmic Encounter). He started out during the "pulp" era of science fiction. That refers to the cheap paper used for magazines that were printed at a time when science fiction was considered to even more weird and freaky than it is now. He eventually expanded or combined many of his magazine stories into novels. I like all of van Vogt's books, but my short list includes these seven novels: The Null-A (Semantics) Trilogy: Cosmic Encounter - The Weapon Shops novels have been republished in one volume called The Empire of Isher,

66. A. E. Van Vogt
    AE van vogt.  
    http://orbita.starmedia.com/~conde_vargas/vanvogt.html

67. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard: A.E. Van Vogt
    AE van vogt. Alfred Elton van vogt (19122000). AE van vogt One Against EternityIcshi the AE van vogt information site The Weird Worlds of AE van vogt Bio  
    http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFV/Vogt,AEVan.php3
    
    Extractions: The Weird Worlds of A.E. van Vogt Born in Canada, of Dutch descent. Grand Master Nebula (1996) The Beast The Book of Ptath Amazon.com ordering information Cosmic Encounter The Empire of Isher Pastiche novel of "The Weapon Makers" and "The Weapon Shops of Isher" (?) May 2000, St. Martin's Press Trade Paperback ISBN:0-312-87500-2 Amazon.com The Far-Out Worlds of A.E. Van Vogt The House That Stood Still The Players of Null-A aka The Pawns of Null-A November 1990, Ariel Press paperback ISBN:0-898-04154-6 Rogue Ship The Silkie 1969 Ace, cover art by Jack Gaughan The Silkies are beings that can move through space, water and land with equal ease, can think like a computer, communicate etherically, and change form to suit changing circumstances.

68. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard AE Van Vogt
    AE van vogt. Alfred Elton van vogt (19122000) Icshi the AE van vogt informationsite The Weird Worlds of AE van vogt. Bio Born in Canada, of Dutch descent.  
    http://www.catch22.com/SF/ARB/SFV/Vogt,AEVan.php3~
    
    Extractions: The Weird Worlds of A.E. van Vogt Born in Canada, of Dutch descent. Grand Master Nebula (1996) The Beast The Book of Ptath Amazon.com ordering information Cosmic Encounter The Far-Out Worlds of A.E. Van Vogt The House That Stood Still The Players of Null-A aka The Pawns of Null-A November 1990, Ariel Press paperback ISBN:0-898-04154-6 Rogue Ship The Silkie 1969 Ace, cover art by Jack Gaughan The Silkies are beings that can move through space, water and land with equal ease, can think like a computer, communicate etherically, and change form to suit changing circumstances.

69. Van Vogt Alfred Elton
    The summary for this Greek page contains characters that cannot be correctly displayed in this language/character set.  
    http://www.altfactor.gr/cgi-bin/websf.cgi?vanvogt

70. A. E. Van Vogt - Author Information, Books, And News
    logo AE van vogt. Bibliography Fiction Books by AE van vogt. Books The EmpireOf Isher 288 pp. Science Fiction Amazon US TPB Amazon Canada TPB.  
    http://www.booksnbytes.com/authors/vanvogt_ae.html
    
    Extractions: Western Bibliography - Fiction Books by A. E. Van Vogt Books The Empire Of Isher 288 pp. Science Fiction Amazon US TPB Amazon Canada TPB Null-A Three Science Fiction Computerworld Science Fiction Cosmic Encounter Science Fiction Amazon US PB Amazon Canada PB Cosmic Encounter Science Fiction The Anarchistic Colossus Science Fiction The Man with a Thousand Names Science Fiction Future Glitter Science Fiction Earth Factor X Science Fiction

71. Bücher Von Morgen - Preise Von Gestern . . . Autoren Von U Bis V
    1-2, 2 Euro van vogt, AE Die Waffenschmiede von Isher ,TB,Heyne 3102,2  
    http://tina.und.heinz.bei.t-online.de/UV.htm
    
    Extractions: Vacca, Roberto :"Der Tod der Megalopolis",TB,Heyne 3532,EVÖ 1977,Z 1 (BE aber top), 2 Euro Vance, Jack :"Der Mann ohne Gesicht(Durdane-Trilogie I)",TB,Heyne 3448,EVÖ 1975,Z 1, 4 Euro Vance, Jack :"Emphyrio",TB,Heyne 3261,EVÖ 1971,Z 2 , 6 Euro Vance, Jack :"Der Kampf um Durdane(Durdane-Trilogie II)",TB,Heyne 3463,EVÖ 1975,Z 1 , 4,5 Euro Vance, Jack :"Der graue Prinz",TB,Heyne 3652,EVÖ 1979,Z 3, 3 Euro Vance, Jack :"Maske: Thaery",TB,Heyne 3742,EVÖ 1980,Z 1-2, 5 Euro Vance, Jack :"Die Sterbende Erde",TB,Heyne 3977,Sonderausgabe 1983,Z 2-3, 3 Euro Vance, Jack :"Staub ferner Sonnen",TB,C,Heyne 4202,EVÖ 1985,Z 2-3, 4 Euro Vance, Jack :"Durdane(Durdanezyklus I-III in einem Band)",TB,Heyne 4361,Sonderausgabe 1986,Z 1-2, 5 Euro Vance, Jack :"Alastor(Alastorzyklus I-III in einem Band)",TB,Heyne 4415,Sonderausgabe 2.Auflage 1988,Z 2, 4 Euro Vance, Jack

72. A.E. Van Vogt: Science Fiction's Icon By H.L. Drake
    AE van vogt Science Fantasy’s Icon. A study by HL Drake. AE van vogtmay be thought of as the fixup novels King of the Sevagram plane!  
    http://www.scifidimensions.com/Jan02/aevanvogt.htm
    
    Extractions: www.scifidimensions.com January Latest News Commentary Letters to the Editor Original Fiction ... Atlanta SF Calendar Institutional Member of SFWA All original content is John C. Snider unless otherwise indicated. No duplication without express written permission. A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy’s Icon A study by H. L. Drake Cover art by Cathi Stevenson at www.bookcoverexpress.com A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy’s Icon presents H. L. Drake’s on and off again three-decades long project that included research, interviewing, writing and convention presentations about the late “golden age of sf” author, A. E. van Vogt. This book emphasizes an interest that van Vogt and Drake shared in the subject of general semantics. And, additional perspectives are presented which shed light on how and why van Vogt wrote some of his fiction and nonfiction. “Fix-up” novels were what van Vogt called short stories that he tied together into long works of fiction. A. E. van Vogt may be thought of as the fix-up novels King of the Sevagram plane! This book offers a new critique of one of science fantasy’s grand masters!

73. SF Canada Articles - A. E. Van Vogt (1912-2000)
    ARTICLES Spring 2000. AE van vogt (19122000). AE van vogt was the first recipientof Canada's Aurora award, back in 1980, when it did not yet have a name.  
    http://www.sfcanada.ca/spring2000/vanvogt.htm
    
    Extractions: A. E. Van Vogt (1912-2000) The following information about the late Canadian-born SF writer A. E. Van Vogt was culled from several sources by SF Canada past-president Jean-Louis Trudel. Alfred Elton van Vogt was born in Winnipeg in 1912 and he grew up in Neville and Swift Current, Saskatchewan, as well as in Morden and Winnipeg, Manitoba. His first exposure to SF, at age eleven, was in the Chum Annual that a friend lent him. At fourteen, he purchased the November 1926 issue of Amazing Stories and was hooked. He began his writing career with sales to True Story and Scarlet Confession , but also penned some fifty radio plays for various Canadian stations. His first SF publication, "Black Destroyer," appeared as the cover story in the July 1939 issue of Astounding Science Fiction . Two months earlier, he had married Edna Mayne Hull, after meeting her at a writers' group in Winnipeg. He worked as a clerk in the Department of National Defence from 1939 to 1941, perhaps in one of Ottawa's "temporary" wartime buildings, but it was in a cottage north of Ottawa that he wrote

74. A. E. Van Vogt Books For Sale From Rudy's Books
    AE van vogt Books For Sale. PAPERBACKS - SCIENCE FICTION - FANTASY- FICTION. $1.50 SF The Worlds of AE van vogt ACE 22812 '74 gvg.  
    http://www.rudysbooks.com/vanvogt.html
    
    Extractions: 8041 PORT ROYALE DR. SAN DIEGO, CA 92126-3516, USA Last Update: Monday, February 17, 2003 A. E. van Vogt - Books For Sale PAPERBACKS - SCIENCE FICTION - FANTASY - FICTION AUTHOR/TITLE PUBLISHER/EDITION PRICE A. E. van Vogt The Beast MANOR 95399 '75 gvg. $1.50 SF The Blal ZEBRA 315 '78 2nd sold The Book of A. E. van Vogt DAW 4 '72 PBO vg+. $6.50 SF The Book of Ptath PB LIB 63-092 '69 3rd sold The Changeling MB 50-335 '67 PBO sold Children of Tomorrow ACE 10410 '70 PBO vg+. $2.50 SF Computerworld DAW 564 '83 fine $5.00 SF Cosmic Encounter CARROLL/GRAF 677 '90 sold The Darkness on Diamondia ACE 13798 '72 PBO sold Destination: Universe SIGNET 1007 '53 gvg. $2.50 SF Earth Factor X DAW UW1412 3rd good $1.00 SF The Empire of Isher hardcover Empire of the Atom MB 60-267 '66 gvg. $1.25 SF Empire of the Atom MB 75-387 '70 2nd gvg. $1.00 SF

75. The Empire Of Isher By A. E. Van Vogt (Olson)
    Empire of Isher. by AE van vogt. A book review by Mark L. Olson. Orb,2000. AE van vogt's recent death reminded me that I ought to re  
    http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Olson/EmpireOfIsher.html
    
    Extractions: Orb, 2000 A. E. van Vogt's recent death reminded me that I ought to re-read some of his novels, so I picked two which I remembered with the most pleasure, and which Orb has just reissued, and I wasn't disappointed. The two Weapon Shops novels are both quite short by today's bloated standards. The first one, The Weapon Shops of Isher, is a fix-up novel combining a novella and a novelette and some additional material - one of van Vogt's favorite techniques. Both are set in a distant future about 7000 years from now in the late 1950s. If they still used AD, their calendars would read something like 7000 AD, but it is really the 1950s with a bit of glitter added. The world - indeed, the entire Solar System - has long been unified in the Isher Empire, a genuine none-of-this-limited-monarchy-crap Empire. Isher rules peacefully and fairly lightly because the all-powerful Imperial Government is counterbalanced by the Weapon Shops whose superior science makes them invulnerable to Imperial weapons and who sell defensive guns to anyone who wants them. (The guns literally can't be used except for hunting or self-defense.) The Weapon Shops also run a parallel judicial system which dispenses civil justice to anyone cheated by the Imperial government. This political situation has existed, stable and generally pretty free, for thousands of years. The stories tell of a threat to this order coming from an Imperial government determined to do away with the Weapon Shops and a new threat due to a bit of overweening ambition on the part of the shops, as well.

76. Van Vogt Collection
    Transfinite The Essential AE van vogt. by AE van vogt. Updated 21 February2003. Now available! van Vopgt cover AE van vogt. Born 1912 in  
    http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/VanVogt.html
    
    Extractions: Transfinite: The Essential A. E. van Vogt contains the most popular and important stories from van Vogt's wide and varied career. Between 1939 and 1986—a span of almost 50 years—almost 100 of his short stories, novelettes, and novellas were published. The stories included in this volume range in scope from the vast reaches of time and space found in "The Rull" or "Far Centaurus" to the more closely defined settings such as in the humorous and possibly deadly "A Can of Paint." A. E. van Vogt

77. A. E. Van Vogt - EBooks - Coming Soon!
    AE van vogt. COMING SOON! AE van vogt eBooks. AE van vogt eBooks comingsoon! AE van vogt coming soon to this page When he died  
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    Extractions: Choose a Format Adobe eBook Adobe PDF Gemstar eBook hiebook HTML Instant eBook Microsoft Reader Microsoft Word MobiPocket Palm Doc Plain Text Choose best format -> Choose a Platform/Device Franklin eBookMan EPOC Gemstar/Rocket eBook Handheld PC hiebook Macintosh Palm OS Windows CE Windows PC Windows Tablet Compare devices -> eBooks are books that are available in digital format. eBooks have many advantages over paper books. eBooks are portable, convenient, and save trees. Some eBooks even contain pictures, criticisms, quotes, portraits, and a brief biography of the life of the author. eBooks set you free to study and search texts with powerful software features. Buy an eBook and learn how this new technology is changing the world of literature.

78. A. E. Van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon By H.L. Drake
    AE van vogt Science Fantasy's Icon. Book Synopses. AE van vogt Science Fantasy'sIcon. AE van vogt Science Fantasy's Icon (Book Synopsis) by HL Drake  
    http://www.sffworld.com/authors/d/drake_hl/synopsis/aevanvogt.html
    
    Extractions: by H.L. Drake Page 1 of 1 SYNOPSIS A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon ISBN 1-59113-054-9 A. E. van Vogt: Science Fantasy's Icon represents H. L. Drake's on and off again three-decades long project that included research, interviewing van Vogt and other SF authors, writing and convention presentations about the late "golden age of sf" author, A. E. van Vogt. Perspectives are presented which shed light on how and why van Vogt wrote some of his science fantasies and nonfiction. "Fix-up" novels were short stories that van Vogt tied together into long works of fiction. A. E. van Vogt may be thought of as the fix-up novels King of the Sevagram plane!

79. Author Details
    Sunwaifs Paperback Inferno, Apr 1982 by Brian Smith AE van vogt. PrevAuthor Next Author Books Reviewed The Anarchistic Colossus  
    http://www.mjckeh.demon.co.uk/aut0198.htm
    
    Extractions: Home BSFA Index BSFA Yearbook Focus ... Next Author Page Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed The Best from Fantasy and Science Fiction: The 50th Anniversary Anthology (Ed) with Edward L. Ferman Vector, May 2001 by Chris Hill Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed Manrissa Man Vector, Apr 1982 by Andy Sawyer Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed Killing Time: Satr Trek 38 Paperback Inferno, Dec 1990 by Chris C. Bailey Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed The Unauthorized History of Trek Vector, Sep 1997 by Jon Wallace Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed Police Your Planet with Lester del Rey Paperback Parlour, Feb 1978 by Phil Stephensen-Payne Prev Author Next Author Books Reviewed Dai-San Paperback Inferno, Jun 1981 by Mary Gentle Dragons on the Sea of Night Vector, Nov 1997 by Susan Badham Shallows of Night Paperback Inferno, Jun 1981 by Mary Gentle The Sunset Warrior Paperback Inferno, Jun 1981

80. Early Scientology Supporter A.E. Van Vogt Dies At 87
    Early Scientology Supporter AE van vogt Dies at 87. AE van vogt helped define sciencefiction by taking it from the Flash Gordon and bugeyed monster . . .  
    http://www.rickross.com/reference/scientology/scien183.html
    
    Extractions: LOS ANGELES-A.E. van Vogt, 87, the science fiction writer whose telepathic mutants, superhuman races and dangerous creatures from outer space blazed a trail for the "Alien" films, died Jan. 26 in a nursing home in here. He had Alzheimer's disease. He wrote 38 novels and 47 short-story collections, including such postwar science fiction classics as "Slan," "The Voyage of the Space Beagle," the "World of Null-A" trilogy and "The Weapon Shops of Isher." He was an early proponent of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard's Dianetics theory of self-healing, though he was not a follower of Scientology itself. Both men had been science fiction writers working for the field's leading magazine in the 1940s, Astounding Science Fiction, which created a stir by publishing a Hubbard essay on Dianetics. Paul Levinson, president of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America, which named Mr. van Vogt a grandmaster of the genre its highest honor in 1997, said: "A.E. van Vogt helped define science fiction by taking it from the Flash Gordon and bug-eyed monster . . . genre it was in the 1930s to the more profound level it is on today, where it considers and debates such issues as the meaning of life.

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