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Jack Vance
Books and Stories
Jack Vance was born in California in 1916 (d. 2013), published his first story in 1945. Vance's work defies easy description; his highly literate style is not what most science fiction readers expect. His work has won many awards, including two Hugos, a Nebula, the World Fantasy Award, an Edgar (for mystery) and the SFWA Grandmaster award for his lifetime of work.
(From Jack Vance)
In an unusual tribute to Vance, his entire output of stories and novels is being collected in the Vance Integral Edition, a volunteer effort by hundreds of fans.Select a novel or story title to see the inventions from that work:
Abercrombie Station, Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1952
Big Planet, Startling Stories, 1952
Sail 25 (Gateway to Strangeness), Amazing Stories, 1962
The Anome, Dell, 1971
The Dragon Masters, Galaxy, 1962
The Face, DAW, 1979
The Five Gold Bands, Startling Stories, 1950
The Houses of Iszm, Better Publications, 1954
The Howling Bounders, Startling Stories, 1949
The Killing Machine, Fantastic Fiction (?), 1964
The Kokod Warriors, Thrilling Wonder Stories, 1952
The Last Castle, Del Rey, 1967
The Moon Moth, Pocket Books, 1976
The Star King, Berkeley, 1964
The Sub-Standard Sardines, Startling Stories, 1949
To Live Forever, Not known, 1956
Worlds of Origin, Super-Science Fiction, 1958
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