April 12, 2024
E.C.TUBB * The Dumarest Saga * Vintage SciFi * 28 bks
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E.C. (Edwin Charles) Tubb was a British author of Science Fiction, fantasy and western novels. He is best known for The Dumarest Saga, an epic science-fiction saga set in the far future. This auction consists mostly of books from The Dumarest Saga. There are twenty-five (25) books included in the saga, one of the stories is in an Ace double. The other books may be parts of other series but are primarily “stand alone” novels. There are three Ace doubles in this auction, two of which include books of other authors. Therefore, the physical count of the books is 28 but there are actually 31 "books" included in the auction, counting the three Ace doubles. Titles included are: The Dumarest Series: 1 The Winds of Gath 2 Derai (included with The Winds of Gath above in an Ace double) 4 Kalin 6 Lallia (includes Recoil by Claude and Rhoda Nunes-an Ace double) 7 Technos 8 Veruchia 10 Jondelle 11 Zenya 12 Eloise 13 Eye of the Zodiac 15 Spectrum of a Forgotten Sun 16 Haven of Darkness 17 Prison of Night 18 Incident on Ath 19 The Quillian Sector 20 Web of Sand 21 Iduna’s Universe 22 The Terra Data 23 World of Promise 24 Nectar of Heaven 25 The Terridae 28 Melome 29 Angado 30 Symbol of Terra 31 The Temple of Truth Stand Alone’s or Parts of another series: S.T.A.R. Flight Pawn of the Omphalos The Jester at Scar/To Venus! To Venus! (David Grinnell)
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