Virtual Unrealities

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Virtual Unrealities is a collection of science fiction short stories by American writer Alfred Bester with an introduction by Robert Silverberg.

Contents

  • "Disappearing Act"
  • "Oddy and Id"
  • "Star Light, Star Bright" (originally published in 1953, used as the title for two other compilations of Bester's short stories)
  • "5,271,009" (originally published in 1954)
  • "Fondly Fahrenheit" (originally published in 1954)
  • "Hobson's Choice" (originally published in 1952)
  • "Of Time and Third Avenue" (originally published in 1952)
  • "Time is the Traitor" (originally published in 1953)
  • "The Men Who Murdered Mohammed" (originally published in 1958) (Hugo Award Nominee)
  • "The Pi Man" (originally published in 1959) (Hugo Award Nominee)
  • "They Don't Make Life Like They Used To" (originally published in 1963)
  • "Will You Wait?" (originally published in 1959)
  • "The Flowered Thundermug" (originally published in 1964)
  • "Adam and No Eve" (originally published in 1941)
  • "And 3 1/2 to Go" (fragment - previously unpublished)
  • "Galatea Galante" (originally published in 1979)
  • "The Devil Without Glasses" (previously unpublished)
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Works by Alfred Bester
Novels
  • The Demolished Man (1953)
  • Who He? (1953)
  • The Stars My Destination (1956)
  • The Computer Connection (1975)
  • Golem100 (1980)
  • The Deceivers (1981)
  • Tender Loving Rage (1991)
  • Psychoshop (with Roger Zelazny) (1998)
Short stories
Collections
  • Starburst (1958)
  • The Dark Side of the Earth (1964)
  • An Alfred Bester Omnibus (1968)
  • Starlight: The Great Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976)
  • The Light Fantastic Volume 1: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976)
  • Star Light, Star Bright: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester, Volume 2 (1976)
  • The Light Fantastic Volume 2: The Short Fiction of Alfred Bester (1976)
  • Virtual Unrealities (1997)
  • Redemolished (2000)
Non-fiction
  • The Life and Death of a Satellite (1966)


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