The Rediscovery of Man (The Complete Short Science Fiction of Cordwainer Smith)

Editor	James A. Mann
Introduction by	John J. Pierce
Cover Artist	Jack Gaughan
Publisher	NESFA Press
Copyright Holder (Text)	Estate of Paul Linebarger
Copyright Holder (This Edition)	New England Science Fiction Association
Format	Hardback
Language	English
Location	Framingham, MA
Copyright	1993
Pages / Font	671 pages / Times New Roman
ISBN	0-915368-56-0
Library of Congress Catalog Card Number	93-084365
Chapters	viii • Introduction, by John J. Pierce xv • Editor's Introduction, by James A. Mann STORIES OF THE INSTRUMENTALITY OF MANKIND 3 • No, No, Not Rogov! 19 • War No. 81-Q (rewritten version) 29 • Mark Elf 41 • The Queen of the Afternoon 64 • Letter to Editor, Fantasy Book (March 9, 1948), by Paul M. A. Linebarger 65 • Scanners Live in Vain 97 • The Lady Who Sailed The Soul 119 • When the People Fell 129 • Think Blue, Count Two 155 • The Colonel Came Back from the Nothing-at-All 163 • The Game of Rat and Dragon 177 • The Burning of the Brain 187 • From Gustible's Planet 193 • Himself in Anachron 201 • The Crime and the Glory of Commander Suzdal 215 • Golden the Ship Was - Oh! Oh! Oh! 223 • The Dead Lady of Clown Town 289 • Under Old Earth 327 • Drunkboat 355 • Mother Hitton's Littul Kittons 375 • Alpha Ralpha Boulevard 401 • The Ballad of Lost C'Mell 419 • A Planet Named Shayol 451 • On the Gem Planet 475 • On the Storm Planet 541 • On the Sand Planet 567 • Three to a Given Star 587 • Down to a Sunless Sea OTHER STORIES 613 • War No. 81-Q 617 • Western Science Is So Wonderful 629 • Nancy 641 • The Fife of Bodidharma 649 • Angerhelm 667 • The Good Friends
Notes	"On the Gem Planet," "On the Storm Planet," "On the Sand Planet," and "Three to a Given Star" deal with the character Casher O'Neill. They were previously published in book form as "Quest of the Three Worlds." Letter on page 64 was sent to the editor of Fantasy Book as a cover letter with "Scanners Live in Vain."

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