The Collected Short Works of Poul Anderson · #1

Call Me Joe

Poul Anderson

Fantasy Science Fiction Short Stories

Edited by Rick Katze and Lis Carey. Cover art by Bob Eggleton.

Contents:

  • Editor's Introduction by Rick Katze
  • Poul Anderson by Greg Bear
  • Call Me Joe
  • Prayer in War
  • Tomorrow's Children
  • Kinnison's Band
  • The Helping Hand
  • Wildcat
  • Clausius' Chaos
  • Journey's End
  • Heinlein's Stories
  • Logic
  • Time Patrol
  • The First Love
  • The Double-dyed Villains
  • To a Tavern Wench
  • The Immortal Game
  • Upon the Occasion of Being Asked to Argue That Love and Marriage Are Incompatible
  • Backwardness
  • Haiku
  • Genius
  • There Will Be Other Times
  • The Live Coward
  • Ballade of an Artificial Satellite
  • Time Lag
  • The Man Who Came Early
  • Autumn
  • Turning Point
  • Honesty
  • The Alien Enemy
  • Eventide
  • Enough Rope
  • The Sharing of Flesh
  • Barbarous Allen
  • Welcome
  • Flight to Forever
  • Barnacle Bull
  • To Jack Williamson
  • Time Heals
  • MacCannon
  • The Martian Crown Jewels
  • Then Death Will Come
  • Prophecy
  • Sea Burial
  • Einstein's Distress
  • Kings Who Die
  • Ochlan
  • Starfog
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January 2009
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Author

Poul Anderson

Poul Anderson's name is synonymous with the golden age of science fiction, a master of speculative worlds where the future is as vast and varied as the past. Born in 1926 in the United States, Anderson's journey as an author was shaped by his fascination with history, science, and the unknown. A child of the Great Depression, he was drawn to stories that stretched the boundaries of possibility, whether set in the stars or rooted in the depths of myth. Over the course of his career, Anderson built a reputation for crafting intricate narratives that blend hard science fiction with the richness of historical and fantasy elements, making him one…