Books like Worlds of tomorrow by August Derleth
Worlds of Tomorrow is a science‑fiction anthology comprising ten distinct stories contributed by a roster of renowned writers. The collection includes “The Tinkler” by Poul Anderson, “Superiority” by Arthur C. Clarke, “McIlvaine’s Star” by August Derleth, “Brothers Beyond the Void” by Paul W. Fairman, “Beautiful, Beautiful, Beautiful” by Stuart Friedman, “The Dead Planet” by Edmond Hamilton, “Like a Bird, Like a Fish” by H. B. Hickey, “The Gardener” by Margaret St. Clair, “Null-P” by William Tenn, and “Strange Harvest” by Donald Wandrei. Each tale offers a unique speculative vision, showcasing the breadth of contemporary science‑fiction storytelling.
First publish date: 1953
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: August Derleth
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