Welcome to the Great Science-Fiction & Fantasy Works web site!
You have apparently come to this page from a link on a search engine or another site. If this is your first visit here, I much recommend that you take a few minutes to look over the introductory material accessible via the red “Introductory” navigation block just below the pictures. An understanding of the purposes and principles of organization of this site will, I hope and believe, much augment your experience here, for this page and in general. You can simply click this link to get at the site front page, which, unsurprisingly, is the best place to start. Thank you for visiting.The Science-Fiction Book Club offers two major benefits: books that are available in editions costing substantially less than retail (even at discount retailers), and—at least equally interesting—occasional omnibus editions of older series or related books. In many cases, those omnibus volumes are the best way or, often, the only way to acquire clean new copies of some excellent works. (To my mind, they alone make membership well worth while.)
In truth, much of what the club offers as new selections will not ever make its way onto the lists on this site—but a definitely nontrivial percentage will. I am a member myself, and long have been: that is perhaps the best reference anyone can give.
Incidentally: many people, I have found, shy away from book clubs on the supposed ground that one is likely to forget to send in the monthly reply even when no book is wanted, and so may end up with unwanted books. That is no longer a worry: there are no “automatic” book shipments: you only receive books you expressly order.
The Club has, like most such, enticing initial-membership offers, which vary somewhat from time to time. Fuller information, and an easy sign-up on line, should be coming to this page soon.
I repeat that I have been a member for many years, and can think of no better recommendation.
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This page was last modified on Monday, 19 April 2021, at 5:27 pm Pacific Time.