- at the End of the Universe, (1980): 139
Frank Belknap Long's The Blue
Earthman (1935) or
Brian W. Aldiss'
Hothouse (1962): 139 for example,
George Turner's...
- Murfreesboro, Tennessee,
Earthman was the son of
Vernon King
Earthman, a physician, and his wife
Virginia May
Henderson Earthman. He
attended the public...
- The
Abominable Earthman is a
collection of
science fiction stories by
American writer Frederik Pohl,
first published by
Ballantine Books in 1963. "The...
- years, from the very near ****ure to the end of the universe. One story, "
Earthman, Come Home", won a
Retro Hugo
Award in 2004 for Best Novelette.
Since 1970...
-
James Bradshaw Earthman III (September 21, 1934 –
November 28, 2024) was an
American politician. He
served as a
Republican member for the 22-5 and 22-6...
- Helium. She is the love
interest and
later the wife of John Carter, an
Earthman mystically transported to Mars, and
subsequently the
mother of
their son...
-
William O. Douglas, ****ociate
justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court Harold Earthman, U.S.
Representative Kenneth Keating, U.S.
Senator and amb****ador F. Ray...
- "bizarre." Also in 1972, she
recorded the
songs "Baby With No Name" and "
Earthman" with the band 1984.
Estelle Bennett rarely performed in
public from then...
- Lord:
Counselor to Miraz,
killed in
battle by High King Peter. (PC) Golg:
Earthman,
questioned by
Puddleglum &
Prince Rilian (SC) Griffle:
Black Dwarf, disloyal...
- Cities"
appeared in Two
Complete Science-Adventure
Books in
April 1953. "
Earthman, Come Home"
followed a few
months later,
published by Astounding. In 1955...
