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The icon in the text indicates the imprint. The indicates a GOLD MEDAL book, the a CREST book and the a RED SEAL book. If you are able to get your hands on an earlier FAWCETT edition, kindly e-mail me a JPEG format image of the cover (preferably at least 400 pixels in height) at es11@webmail.co.za. If no long description appears a synopsis of the book would be appreciated. A scan(clear enough to read) or transcript of the back cover text is normally quite suitable. Please supply the publisher's stock number, publication details and whether the book is a Gold Medal, Crest or Red Seal Original.

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	The Second Experiment J.O. Jeppson An awesome trek through time and space that unlocks the secrets of the gods . . . No longdescription Crest #23303-0
	The Rule Of the Pagbeasts J.T. McIntosh ". . . genuine excitement and adventure, impossible to put the book down." - New York Times The most startling story you ever read. No long description Crest #150
	The 27th Day John Mantley A chilling novel of tomorrow ". . . high-class science fiction with an Alfred Hitchcock type of suspense-laden atmosphere . . . a standout novel." - Boston Herald No long description Crest #s209
	The Day Of the Dolphin Robert Merle "A fascinating, thrilling work. One of the most chilling novels I've read in years." - Joseph Heller Author of Catch 22 No long description Crest #m1438 #p2025 #x2834
	Dance the Eagle to Sleep Marge Piercy More compelling than LORD OF THE FLIES . . . "Brilliant . . . a frightening, marvelous ." - The New York Times No long description Crest #m1438 #p2025 #x2834
	Transformations 2 Daniel Roselle Undestanding American History through Science Fiction No long description Crest #p2327
	Owls' Watch George Brandon Saul (Editor) A chilling harvest of horror: suspense classics by great writers. No long description Crest #r836
	Time Is the Simplest Thing Clifford D. Simak His strange telepathic powers had trappped the secrets of a distant world No long description Crest #d547 #d752
	Strange Beasts and Unnatural Monsters P. van Doren Stern (Editor) 13 Great Stories of the Macabre Stories by Ray Bradbury, H.G. Wells, Will F. Jenkins (Murray Leinster), Bram Stoker, etc. Crest #r1166
	Earth Abides George R. Stewart The famous prize-winning science-fiction classic. No long description Crest #m1551 #q2426
	Wolf Of Shadows Whitley Strieber In the terrible aftermath of a nuclear holocaust, a wolf and a human woman form a mysterious bond that brings each close to the spirits of the shattered earth. This survival story takes place after a nuclear war and is told from the perspective of a wolf living in the north woods of the United States. Throughout the long nuclear winter, the wolf witnesses mass destruction and death and eventually takes a woman and her child into his pack.
	Sylva Vercors What would you do if a fox fleeing the hounds turned into a beautiful, naked girl . . . in front of your very eyes? No long description Crest #d586
	From Earth To the Moon and a Trip Around It Jules Verne "Jules Verne's classic novel of a trip to the moon was an amazing piece of literary prophecy. Now, almost a hundred years later, the fabled trip is coming true." - Willy Ley Modernised abridgement Introduction by Willy Ley No long description Crest #s216
	The Time Machine/The War Of the Worlds H.G. Wells No description Crest #m1761