 | Recalling how Alan Dean Foster ghost-wrote the Star Wars A New Hope novelization for George Lucas I looked around to see if perhaps someone wrote this on behalf of Spielberg. I did see one website speculate it may have been Foster again, but otherwise I can find nothing. Of... |
 | @annaloog -Yeah, I noticed the UPC as soon as I clicked "Submit". I have submitted a correction for the Notes section. |
| 1980s-'90s printing, judging from the presence of the bar code. |
 | almost all mmpbs follow this, not the full contents of the doubleday first edition & book club editions, until the hamlyn paperbacks uk p/b & the daw mmpb 1978 editions, which are complete. |
| publisher should^W has been corrected to "berkley medallion" as bookcat goes by the imprint, not the publishing group nor the ultimate corporate owner |
 | contents:
mr costello, hero (novelette) galaxy vol.7 #3, 12/1953; galaxy strato bre #14, both: three b+w illustrations by ed emshwiller
the touch of your hand (novella) galaxy vol.6 #6, 9/1953; galaxy strato bre vol.3 #11, both: three b+w illustrations by ed emshwiller... |
 | publisher should be corrected to "berkley medallion" as bookcat goes by the imprint, not the publishing group name, nor the ultimate corporate owner |
 | almost certainly scheduled and in production when macfadden books (and the larger macfadden-bartell corporation too?) were taken over and turned into manor books. |
 | Covers added. |
 | Covers added. |
 | The San Francisco peninsula in the last days of Fairbanks Morse. The last stand for covered wagons - SP's FP7s in Amtrak service in the Bay Area and the story behind SP's Daylight diesels.
Hardcover with dust jacket, 128 pages, 8.5 x 11 in., Color photographs with captions. |
 | Vol 1: Roseville and Sacramento Valley 1971-75 Featuring the last F7s, By Bill Wolverton. Cloth with dust jacket, 11x8.5", 128 all color pages. 2018. "Former SP employee Bill Wolverton had the internal knowledge of where the vanishing F-units, Alcos, and other “goodies”... |
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