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TOC: The Best of Larry Niven

Posted on March 8, 2010 by John DeNardo in Books // 4 Comments

Subterranean Pres has posted the table of contents for The Best of Larry Niven edited by Jonathan Strahan:

  1. “Becalmed in Hell”
  2. “Bordered in Black”
  3. “Neutron Star”
  4. “The Soft Weapon”
  5. “The Jigsaw Man”
  6. “The Deadlier Weapon”
  7. “All the Myriad Ways”
  8. “Not Long Before the End”
  9. “Man of Steel, Woman of Kleenex”
  10. “Inconstant Moon”
  11. “Rammer”
  12. “Cloak of Anarchy”
  13. “The Fourth Profession”
  14. “Flash Crowd”
  15. “The Defenceless Dead”
  16. “The Flight of the Horse”
  17. “The Hole Man”
  18. “Night On Mispec Moor”
  19. “Flatlander”
  20. “The Magic Goes Away”
  21. “Cautionary Tales”
  22. “Limits”
  23. “A Teardrop Falls”
  24. “The Return of William Proxmire”
  25. “The Borderland of Sol”
  26. “Smut Talk”
  27. “The Missing Mass”

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4 Comments on TOC: The Best of Larry Niven

  1. William Schafer // March 8, 2010 at 2:40 am //

    Hi all,

    One correction. THE BEST OF LARRY NIVEN is being published by Subterranean Press, not Night Shade.

     

    Best,

    Bill

    SubPress

  2. John D. // March 8, 2010 at 6:33 am //

    Ack!  Thanks — correction made.  Soorry ’bout that.

  3. Scott // March 8, 2010 at 11:42 am //

    There’s nothing new here, is there?

  4. John D. // March 8, 2010 at 12:01 pm //

    Nope, it’s a reprint anthology.  From the link:

    The Best of Larry Niven collects no less than twenty seven stories written over a period of thirty-five years, bringing together some of the best-loved stories in science fiction for the first time, along with some overlooked classics. Whether this is your first time in Known Space or you’re visiting old friends in Draco’s Tavern, The Best of Larry Niven is unforgettable.

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