β Scribed by James Blish (ed.)
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
This anthology contains:
A Master of Babylon by Edgar Pangborn;
A Man of Talent by Robert Silverberg;
With These Hands by C. M. Kornbluth;
The Country of the Kind by Damon Knight;
Portrait of the Artist by Harry Harrison;
Dreaming is a Private Thing by Isaac
Asimov; and A Work of Art; and The Dark
Night of the Soul by James Blish.
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