Books like The Seven Deadly Sins of Science Fiction by Isaac Asimov
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SLOTH: Sail 25 (1962) by Jack Vance
LUST: Peeping Tom (1954) by Judith Merril
ENVY: The Invisible Man Murder Case (1958) by Henry Slesar
PRIDE: Galley Slave (1957) by Issac Asimov
ANGER: Divine Madness (1966) by Roger Zelazny
GLUTTONY: The Midas Plague by (1954) Federik Pohl
The Man Who Ate the World (1956) by Federik Pohl
AVARICE: Margin or Profit (1956) by Poul Anderson
COVETOUSNESS: The Hook, the Eye and the Whip (1974) by Michael G. Coney
First publish date: 1980
Authors: Isaac Asimov
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