Strange New Worlds
first edition of the Strange New Worlds anthology series
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Summary
Strange New Worlds is a version, edition or translation[1].
Key Facts
- Strange New Worlds's instance of is recorded as version, edition or translation[2].
- Strange New Worlds was edited by Dean Wesley Smith[3].
- Strange New Worlds was edited by John J. Ordover[4].
- Strange New Worlds was edited by Paula M. Block[5].
- Strange New Worlds was released on January 2000[6].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as A Private Anecdote[7].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as The Lights in the Sky[8].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as The Last Tribble[9].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Reflections[10].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as What Went Through Data's Mind 0.68 Seconds Before the Satellite Hit[11].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as The Naked Truth[12].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as See Spot Run[13].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Together Again, for the First Time[14].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Civil Disobedience[15].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Of Cabbages and Kings[16].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Life's Lessons[17].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Where I Fell Before My Enemy[18].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Good Night, Voyager[19].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Ambassador at Large[20].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as I, Voyager[21].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Monthuglu[22].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as The Man Who Sold the Sky[23].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as The Girl Who Controlled Gene Kelly's Feet[24].
- Strange New Worlds's edition or translation of is recorded as Fiction[25].
- Strange New Worlds's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+384'}[26].
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Authorship and Creation
Editors include Dean Wesley Smith[3], John J. Ordover[4], and Paula M. Block[5].
Publication
Strange New Worlds was published on January 2000[6].