Analog One

Monument is a really lively one by Lloyd Biggle. If only his hero O'Brien had been available to the Red Indians, Florida, for instance, would still be the paradise it was when Europeans landed there instead of the rat-race it is!

Leigh Richmond in Prologue to an Analogue unleashes a covey of 13 witches on our 20th century world... Who believes in witches in this day and age? You'll certainly believe in Mr Richmond's.

T.R. Fehrenbach's Remember the Alamo! is a bitter drive at the sanity of anyone who is naive enough to believe in our ‘human’ nature.

Sterling E.Lanier's aliens, in Join Our Gang, seem to be giving the soft answer that turneth away wrath. But Terra's representative can read between the lines: ‘We got guns too, buddy, and we ain't pushovers’.

—AND FOUR MORE STORIES TO GO.

Contents:
- Introduction (1963) by John W. Campbell
- Monument (1961) by Lloyd Biggle, Jr.
- The Plague (1961) by Teddy Keller
- Remember The Alamo! (1961) by T.R. Fehrenbach
- The Hunch (1961) by Christopher Anvil
- Barnacle Bull (1960) by Winston P. Sanders [Poul Anderson]
- Join Our Gang? (1961) by Sterling E. Lanier
- Sleight of Wit by Gordon R. Dickson
- Prologue to an Analogue (1961) by Leigh Richmond