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	E.C. Tubb: Critical Essay
		Tubb writes of a hostile universe where men seek to dominate each other, and nowhere is it as hostile or extensive as in the Dumarest saga.
		Tubb can also play with concepts of time and space; in S.T.A.R. Flight the instantaneous transport Gates of the dictatorial Kaltich are a puzzle to be solved, rather bloodily, by Earth's resistance organization.
		Tubb works in a highly colored imaginative landscape, but like Dumarest he does hisjob quickly and then moves on, convictions unchanged, to the next world.
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Cavern/5792/c20thsfw.html (730 words)

	Edwin Charles Tubb - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Edwin Charles Tubb (October 15, 1919 -) is a British author, primarily of science fiction.
		Gregory Kern is the pen name used by E.C. Tubb when he wrote the book series about Cap Kennedy.
		This article about a writer or poet from the United Kingdom or one of its constituent countries is a stub.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edwin_Charles_Tubb (242 words)

	Ace Double Reviews 45
		Tubb wrote 12, but I had already reviewed him.
		The Jester at Scar is the fifth of Tubb's Dumarest of Terra novels.
		On the one hand such things as his role in the pirated Ace editions of The Lord of the Rings, and his promotion of lots of low grade SF with famously crummy titles and tiny advances must be disparaged.
	www.sff.net /people/richard.horton/aced45.htm (1006 words)

	The E.C. Tubb Homepage
		E.C. Tubb is a widely published British author perhaps best known for his science fiction works.
		He is currently published by the small press publisher Gryphon Publications in the United States, who have recently released the conclusion to the Dumarest saga, The Return (number 32 in the series).
		A Scatter of Stardust (1972) [C] The Space-Born (1956)
	www.geocities.com /Area51/Cavern/5792/tubb2.html (373 words)

	Ace Double Reviews 25
		Tubb was one of these, with 12 "halves", that appeared in 11 separate books (one Ace Double consisted of a Tubb novel backed with a story collection), as well as one Ace Double reprint recombining two Tubb halves that were originally published separately.
		Tubb is a British writer, born 1919, as far as I know still alive but long retired.
		Her other Ace Double, The Singing Stones, was also paired with an E. Tubb novel, Derai, the second Dumarest novel.
	www.sff.net /people/richard.horton/aced25.htm (1307 words)

	The Absolutely Weird Bookshelf Paperback Science Fiction and Fantasy Books: T
		Tubb, E.C. Spectrum of a Forgotten Sun DAW, 1976 (219) 1st printing, slight wear, near F. 15th Dumarest novel.
		Tubb, E.C. Earth Is Heaven DAW, 1982 (510) 1st printing, slight wear, near F. 27th Dumarest novel.
		Tubb, E.C. Flight Warner, 1973 (75-461) 2nd printing, slight wear, near F. Tubb, E.C. Stardeath Del Rey, 1983 (30837) 1st ed, slight wear, near F. Mystery of disappearing spaceships.
	www.strangewords.com /weirdbooks/weirdpapert.html (3372 words)

	THE TALL ADVENTURER: THE WORKS OF E.C. TUBB - A REVIEW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Tubb, though, did not despair, even when the pop publishers collapsed, and in the 1960s he was still around to start the Dumarest of Terra and Cap Kennedy series for American houses such as DAW.
		Tubb was trying to live by his writing, while other authors of the fifties (Clarke and Ballard, for instance) waited until their writing could support them, which perhaps threatened to write him out.
		Wallace and Harbottle argue that one of the identifying elements in Tubb's work is its use of logic - but that would not have been obvious at the time.
	dspace.dial.pipex.com /l.j.hurst/talltubb.htm (398 words)

	E.C. Tubb
		Tubb is internationally known, and his work has been reprinted worldwide in more than a dozen languages.
		He is famous for the long-running Dumarest of Terra series of novels - the galaxy-spanning saga of Earl Dumarest, and his search to find his way back across the stars to the legendary lost planet where he was born - Earth.
		Wildside Press are to reprint this classic series, and Tubb has recently written new short stories about Dumarest as a boy, which will be appearing exclusively later this year in the new Cosmos collection, Fantasy Quarterly.
	www.cosmos-books.com /tubb.html (207 words)

	Space1999.org - Homage to the "Space: 1999" science fiction series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		E.C. Tubb's "Alien Seed" novel was our next choice because he's an accomplished writer, many people are familiar with his work and it's a good storyline.
		And E.C. Tubb has written a Preface for the novel where he explains how his involvement with the series originally came about.
		As far as Tubb's and the other authors' books, I really don't think they are familiar with the work.
	www.space1999.org /features/articles_interviews/eagleonemedia_jan2002.html (1263 words)

	Author E. C. Tubb? - Unified Science Fiction and Fantasy Forums
		Has any of you ever read anything by SF author E.
		The first E. Tubb book I read was "Spectrum of a Forgotten Sun," which I thought was a great title.
		This is just an example (one of many) of the small e-publishers that do a nice job: Renaissance E Books.
	www.shadowdark.org /ib/Author-E.-C.-Tubb_1160-1.php (630 words)

	Space: 1999 - Year One Omnibus
		E.C. Tubb has also novelized the episode Earthbound -- omitted from the original novelizations -- and the original authors have revised their linking material.
		For the first time, the episodes will be presented in chronological order, which departs slightly from the original novelization order.
		BRIAN BALL's writing career spans forty years and dozens of books, ranging from his trilogy Timepiece, Timepivot and Timepit (1968-71) to 1972's The Probability Man, the Keegan and Witchfinder series, and young adult SF and fantasy novels from Sundog (1965) to Stone Age Magic (1989).
	www.cerebralmassage.com /Powys/Space1999/omnibus1.html (266 words)

	Online Alpha Archive \| Space: 1999-Digest \| Volume 03, Number 309
		I am not sure where I got the impression he was still publishing earlier this decade, but I think I was mistaken.
		The faint star Alpha Centauri C has an apparent magnitude of 11.05 and orbits its companions with a period of perhaps 1 million years.
		Alpha Centauri C is also called Proxima Centauri because, at a distance of 4.3 light-years, it is the closest star to the solar system.
	www.space1999.net /~archive/v03n309.html (2067 words)

	Fantasy Centre - E C Tubb (Dumarest and more)
		The following paperbacks by E.C "Ted" Tubb (under his own name and various pseudonyms) are nearly all in near fine or better (i.e.
		For SPACE 1999 books by E C TUBB and others, please see separate Space 1999 section.
		Bound back-to-back with RECOIL by C and R Nunes.
	www.fantasycentre.demon.co.uk /featured/tubb.html (156 words)

	eBooks.com - The Best Science Fiction of E. C. Tubb eBook
		EDWIN CHARLES TUBB is one of the most popular and prolific British writers of science fiction.
		Tubb's first professional sale, a short story, was published in 1951, in the leading British science fiction magazine New Worlds, where he quickly became established as a star contributor.
		The first of his many novels appeared as a paperback original shortly thereafter, and he was soon featuring in all of the other British SF magazines, most notably Authentic Science Fiction, Nebula Science Fiction, and Science Fantasy.
	www.ebooks.com /cj.asp?IID=161737 (440 words)

	: RevolutionSF - Space: 2002 : News
		The series was about a moon base that was blown out into space after Earth's moon blew up.
		The author is E.C. Tubb, a British author whose career began in 1951.
		He has written for New Worlds, and, the press release says, by the 1960s he had appeared in "all the leading magazines in the UK and the USA." He is best known for his Dumarest of Terra series and for other Space: 1999 novelizations.
	www.revolutionsf.com /article.html?id=989 (257 words)

	Eagle One Media About The Author E. C. Tubb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		EDWIN CHARLES TUBB was born in London between the wars.
		Within three years of his debut in 1951, Tubb was solidly established as a novelist and prolific contributor to science fiction magazines.
		Send e- mail to info(at)eagleonemedia.com with questions or comments about this web site.
	www.eagleonemedia.com /author.htm (247 words)

	ACE SF Doubles Image Library - 5 digit number series - paperback publishing history - science fiction (SF) - cover art ...
		The number ACE assigns any title is determined by the first word in the title (ignoring the common articles, "a", "an" and "the").
		TUBB Kalin and 42800b ALEX DAIN The Bane of Kanthos (September 1969)
		TUBB Technos and 79975b E. A Scatter of Stardust ((cover by Karel Thole; March 1972)
	people.uncw.edu /smithms/N-series.html (2963 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: The Best Science Fiction of E.C. Tubb by E. C. Tubb
		Dumarest of Terra 3: Toyman [MultiFormat] by E. Tubb
		Post-war he was in the vanguard of an emerging group of talented British writers.
		He also became established in the United States as a novelist, and is today best known as the creator of the long-running "Dumarest of Terra" series.
	www.fictionwise.com /ebooks/eBook10210.htm (560 words)

	ACE SF Doubles Image Library - H Letter-Number series
		This is obviously the final prelim painting as it is very near the published version of the image and also has "OK" written in the upper left hand corner of the matt--which, I assume, is written by the art director.
		H-40 E. Mars (cover and frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan) and H-40b JOHN RACKHAM (aka JOHN T. Alien Sea (cover by George Ziel and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan; 1968)
		H-85 PHILIP E. Invader on My Back (cover and frontspiece illustration by Jack Gaughan; 1968; listed as "first book publication") and H-85b DAVID GRINNELL (aka DONALD A. WOLLHEIM) and LIN CARTER) Destination: Saturn (cover by Kelly Freas and interior illustration by Jack Gaughan; c.
	people.uncw.edu /smithms/H-series.html (691 words)

	0754 Story List (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		His contribution to English science fiction, on behalf of both authors and science fiction fans, cannot be exaggerated, and it is an indication of the loss felt by the science fiction world that so many celebrated writers came forward and offered pieces for this memorial volume.
		Authors include Harry Harrison, E. Tubb, Arthur C. Clarke, James White, Brian Aldiss, and Donald Wollheim.
		The contribution John Carnell made to science fiction was immense and I am quite certain that all those many readers who have found pleasure and inspiration in NEW WRITINGS in the past will be happy to know that the series will continue'.
	homepage.ntlworld.com /barnicle/booklist/blurb/ent07/ent0754.htm (128 words)

	Space: 1999 ALIEN SEED by E.C. Tubb at FAB Gear!
		The 48 episode television series featured Martin Landau (as Commander John Koenig), Barbara Bain (as Doctor Helena Russell) and Barry Morse (as Professor Victor Bergman), as well as groundbreaking special effects.
		Space: 1999 ALIEN SEED is a fast-paced adventure novel by E.C. Tubb.
		A rogue asteroid on course toward certain collision, a deadly plague decimating the crew with systematic precision, and the hypnotic presence of a mysterious female creature - is there a hidden connection and will Commander John Koenig, Doctor Helena Russell and Professor Victor Bergman discover the secret in time to thwart imminent destruction?
	fabgearusa.com /space_1999_alien_seed_by_e_c_tubb.html (226 words)

	BOOK SAFARI: Space 1999
		This paperback series, based on the 1970's British TV Show starring Martin Landau and Barbara Bain, consists of at least 10 titles published by Pocket Books.
		Authors contributing to this series include Brian Ball, John Rankine and E.C. Tubb.
		Shipping to a U.S. destination is $ 5 for hardcover or $ 4 for paperback, for the first book and $ 1 for each additional title.
	www.seriesbooks.com /space1999.htm (381 words)

	Fictionwise eBooks: E. C. Tubb
		Bio: British science fiction master E.C. Tubb, best known for creating the long-running "Dumarest of Terra" series of novels, has created an impressive body of work over the last half century.
		Dumarest of Terra 2: Derai by E. Tubb [Science Fiction]
		Dumarest of Terra 4: Kalin by E. Tubb [Science Fiction]
	www.fictionwise.com /eBooks/ECTubbeBooks.htm (700 words)

	Amazon.com: Space: 1999 Alien Seed: Books: E. C. Tubb (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Space: 1999 Alien Seed is a fast-paced, adventure novel that is sure to please followers of the television series, fans of E.C. Tubb's work, and science fiction readers in general.
		While this is a relatively short book, it could be the feeling of brevity is due in part to the rapid, page-turning excitement of returning to Moonbase Alpha after all too many years.
		It's not the best 1999 novel (that would be the all-too-rare Earthfall, a complete rethink of the Space: 1999 premise, also written by Tubb), but for fans of the show, it provides solid entertainment.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0971478503?v=glance (1506 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Quillian Sector: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		As ever, Dumarest also has to avoid capture by the emotionless Cyclan, whilst battling a number of creatures, take part in gladiatorial contests and generally undergo a series of death-defying challenges.
		The Dumarest Saga consists of 31 books and is possibly the greatest achivement of E.C. Tubb, who also wrote "Space 1999" books and a wealth of other titles.
		But it doesn't matter - these books are fast paced, thrilling and fun.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0099290502 (257 words)

	Contents Lists
		Prelude to a Work in Progress/Who’s Who in the Universe E.
		Tubb & Chris Evans (Birmingham Science Fiction Group, Nov ’86, no price, 12+12pp, ph); Original back-to-back collection of an original short story each by E.C. Tubb & Chris Evans, issued in a limited edition of 500 numbered copies, to coincide with their Guest of Honour appearances at Novacon 16.
		Charles C. Ryan (Aboriginal SF, $2.50, 24pp, 11.25 x 17 tb)
	www.locusmag.com /index/t46.html (3095 words)

	SPACE 1999: Collision Course, E C Tubb, UK pb 1975 by Biffo11
		SPACE 1999: Collision Course, E C Tubb, UK pb 1975 by Biffo11
		This paperback is E C Tubb's novel 'SPACE 1999: Collision Course' published by Orbit Books in the UK in 1975.
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	www.blujay.com /?page=ad&cat=3011200&adid=1329882 (241 words)

	Abebooks Search Results - Kalin
		Bookseller: R.F. & C WARD (Book Dealers Est.1984)
		Tubb, E.C. Bookseller: C & J Read - Gorleston Bookstore
		Top corners of front and rear covers have small crease.
	www.abebooks.co.uk /search/sortby/3/kn/Kalin (868 words)

	What A Collection! A Great Member WACWebsite!
		Silverberg, Robert Planet Killers, The D-407 Barrett, Jr., Neal Gates of Time, The O'Donnell, K.M. Dwellers of the Deep 27400 Bayley, Barrington Annihilation Factor Barrett, Neal Highwood 33710 Bayley, Barrington Star Virus, The Jakes, John Mask of Chaos 78400 Bellamy, Francis Atta Leinster, Murray Brain Stealers, The D-079 Brackett, Leigh Alpha Centauri Or Die!
		3 faces of time D-121 Nunes, Claude inherit the earth Reynolds, Mack dawnman planet G-580 Nunes, Claude and Rhoda recoil Tubb, E.C. lallia 71082 O'Donnell, K.M. in the pocket and other stories O'Donnell, K.M. gather in the hall of the planets 27415 Padgett, Lewis beyond earth's gate Norton, Andre daybreak 2250 a.d.
		The Last Planet by Andre Norton and A Man Obsessed by Alan E. Nourse
	www.whatacollection.com /page.php?k=15 (425 words)

	eBay.co.uk Shop - Replay Books: Ace doubles: Ace Double H-27 E C Tubb Juanita Coulson. Novels
		After selling science fiction (SF please, NOT sci-fi), fantasy and horror/supernatural books for 30 years through my Birmingham-based shop, I now work from home.
		In those 30 years I exported to nearly 50 different countries and got to meet most authors, many of whom remain good friends.
		Philip E High MAD METROPOLIS Murray Leinster SPACE CAPT
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	AUTHORS "F" Page of ULTIMATE SCIENCE FICTION WEB GUIDE
		Chip Fabian: Fantasy illustrator and collaborator with Stephen E. Fabian Chip Fabian ISFDB Steve Fabian, a.k.a.
		Stephen E. Fabian (1930-): Fantasy illustrator Stephen E. Fabian ISFDB Fable: {to be done}; see Aesop Epigrammatic or short tale whose characters are objects, animals, people, or gods, which usually illustrates a moral.
		Rick is active in LASFS, the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society, arguably the oldest continuously meeting science fiction club in the world, and in organizing SF cons, such as Loscon.
	www.magicdragon.com /UltimateSF/authorsF.html (4389 words)

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