New Worlds 2: The Science Fiction Quarterly

Readers will find stories in this volume which, we believe, are enjoyable in their own terms: several, like the Bayley or the Pollack, are rich satirical allegories incorporating certain ideas and attitudes carried over from more conventional science fiction and owing, too, something to William Burroughs; several, like the Woodrow or the Sellings, are in fact conventional sf. It might be significant to point out here that both Richard Pollack, an American, and William Woodrow, an Englishman, are writers whose first published stories appear here. MONKEY AND PRU AND SAL / Keith Roberts NO DIRECTION HOME / Norman Spinrad MEEK / William Woodrow CAUSEWAY / M. John Harrison VISIONS OF HELL / J.G. Ballard FOUR-COLOR PROBLEM / B.J. Bayley FIFTH PERSON SINGULAR / Peter Tate LISTEN, LOVE / George Zebrowski & Jack Dann FEATHERS FROM THE WINGS OF AN ANGEL / Thomas M. Disch MONITOR FOUND IN ORBIT / Michael G. Coney PANDORA'S BUST / Richard A. Pollock KEY OF THE DOOR / Arthur Sellings BY TENNYSON OUT OF DISNEY / M. John Harrison. Edited by : Michael Moorcock Associate Langdon Jones Art Richard Glyn Jones Literary M. John Harrison Keith Roberts, "Monkey and Pru and Sal" Norman Spinrad, "No Direction Home" William Woodrow, "The Meek" M John Harrison, "The Causeway" JG Ballard, "Visions of Hell" BJ Bayley, "Four-Color Problem" Peter Tate, "Fifth Person Singular" George Zebrowski & Jack Dann, "Listen, Love" Thomas Disch, "Feathers from the Wings of an Angel" Michael Coney, "Monitor Found in Orbit" Richard Pollack, "Pandora's Bust" Arthur Sellings, "The Key of the Door" M John Harrison, "By Tennyson Out of Disney"