To Be Continued: 195358: The Collected Stories of Robert Silverberg Volume One

The Collected Stories Volume 1: To Be Continued 1953 - 1958Winner of multiple Hugo and Nebula Awards, Robert Silverberg is one of the all time greats of science fiction. A professional writer for more than half a century, his short story output has been prolific and exceptional in quality.This series of nine volumes will collect all of the short stories and novella-length that SF Grand Master Silverberg wants to take their place on the permanent shelf.Each volume will be roughly 150,000-200,000 words, with classics and lesser known gems alike. The author has also graced us with a lengthy introduction and extensive story notes for each tale.Contents: Gorgon Planet - The Road to Nightfall - Continued - Alaree - The Artifact Business - Collecting Team - A Man of Talent - One Way Journey - Sunrise on Mercury - World of a Thousand Colors - Warm Man - Blaze of Glory - Why? - The Outbreeders - The Man Who Never Forgot - There Was an Old Woman - The Iron Chancellor - Ozymandias - Counterpart - Delivery Guaranteed Though none of his best-known or award-winning stories are included, these selections, which Silverberg deems the best of his early era, illustrate his apprenticeship and presage the Grand Master he has become. Table of Contents Introduction Gorgon Planet The Road to Nightfall The Silent Colony Absolutely Inflexible The MacAuley Circuit The Songs of Summer To Be Continued Alaree The Artifact Business Collecting Team A Man of Talent One-Way Journey Sunrise on Mercury World of a Thousand Colors Warm Man Blaze of Glory Why? The Outbreeders The Man Who Never Forgot There Was an Old Woman The Iron Chancellor Ozymandias Counterpart Delivery Guaranteed A collection of stories that includes "To See the Invisible Man," "Neighbor," "The Sixth Place," "Halfway House," "To the Dark Star," "Going Down Smooth," "Ringing the Changes," and "We Know Who We Are." Subterranean Press's definitive collection of Silverberg's short fiction, with stories produced during the years 1953 to 2009. The volumes include commentary by the author