The Past Through Tomorrow Book Two

The second volume in a stunning new anthology of SF stories. In 1939, inspired by a short-story contest, Robert Heinlein wrote his first story. It was called “Life-Line”, and it signalled the beginning of a brilliant literary career. It was the first of Heinlein's 'future history' tales. In this two-volume anthology are collected the twenty odd short stories and novellas which form the core of Heinlein's achievement, accompanied by the author's own chart showing the scheme of the events and ideas covered. They prove, once and for all, Heinlein's true claim to the title 'Dean of science fiction'.

Published 1979, First NEL Paperback Edition.

Binding of book is intact. Moderate shelfwear, foxing, some creasing and slight fraying on covers of book. Heavy tanning and foxing on edges of book. Heavy foxing on insides of covers. Heavy foxing on certain pages.