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Author:	John Brunner
Title:	The Space-time Juggler
Publisher:	Ace Books
Country:	USA
Date:	Sep 1963
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Fiction, Science Fiction
Cat#:	F-227
First Published:	1953
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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first published as "the wanton of argus" in two complete science-adventure books vol.1 #9, summer 1953, q.v.

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ppint. 5th Jan 2020		first-published, though last-set in series of three novellas, two published as half ace doubles: on standing on one's own feet (nf introduction) john brunner (amra vol.2 #36, 9/1965, revised 1976) #1: "the altar on asconel" (1965), q.v. #2: "the man from the big dark" (science fiction adventures vol.2 #6, 6/1958, q.v.) #3: "the wanton of argus" (as by kilian houston brunner, two complete science fiction novels vol.1 #9, summer/1953), aka "the space-time juggler" (1963), (this novella) omnibus of #1,#2 & #3, constituent parts revised, possibly expanded, by john for this edition: #O: ''interstellar empire'' (1976 & ff.), q.v. john's first short novel, published by curtis warren under one of their house names, seems to be a precursor: #a: ''galactic storm'' as by ''gill hunt'' (1951), q.v. whilst classified as a novella, the last-written in the series is: ''the stars move still'' john brunner (in ''strange pleasures 2'' eds. john grant, dave hutchinson (2003), q.v.



ppint. 5th Jan 2020		doubled with "the astronauts must not land" john brunner (1963), q.v.



ppint. 5th Jan 2020		ace books half mmpb first printing, first edition half a classic ''ace double'' format mmpb with two front covers, contents tête-beché to each other cover art by jack gaughan (signed) cover price 40¢ ½ 240pp. (check) including 2 x titles, indicia etc, advertising pp. in-between the "double"'s halves