The Classic Collection of Henry Kuttner. 15 Novelas and Stories. Illustrated : Cold War, The Big Night, The Proud Robot, The Misguided Halo, The Voice of the Lobster, Exit the Professor and others

193 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 2h25min.
Henry Kuttner, a master of speculative fiction, invites readers into a world where imagination knows no bounds in this classic collection of 15 novellas and stories. Renowned for his unique blend of science fiction, fantasy, and horror, Kuttner’s work explores profound themes and human experiences through inventive storytelling. This anthology features some of his most celebrated tales, including "Cold War," which delves into the psychological and societal repercussions of a world on the brink of nuclear disaster. In "The Big Night," readers are treated to a gripping narrative that intertwines suspense with a touch of the supernatural. Kuttner’s "The Proud Robot" showcases his ability to infuse humor and wit into complex themes of artificial intelligence and human emotion, while "The Misguided Halo" presents a thought-provoking exploration of morality and consequence. "The Voice of the Lobster" and "Exit the Professor" further exemplify Kuttner’s talent for crafting engaging plots that challenge conventional thinking. Accompanied by striking illustrations, this collection not only highlights Kuttner’s literary prowess but also serves as a testament to his lasting impact on the genre of science fiction. Readers will find themselves captivated by Kuttner’s imaginative worlds, rich characterizations, and the timeless questions he raises about humanity, technology, and the unknown. This anthology is a must-read for fans of classic sci-fi and those seeking to explore the foundational works that shaped the genre. Contents: -Mimsy Were the Borogoves -Two-Handed Engine -The Proud Robot -The Misguided Halo -The Voice of the Lobster -Exit the Professor -The Twonky -A Gnome There Was -The Big Night -Nothing But Gingerbread Left -The Iron Standard -Cold War -Or Else -Endowment Policy -Housing Problem -WHAT YOU NEED -Absalom