John W. Campbell, Jr. (1910–1971)
Author of The Best of John W. Campbell
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Works by John W. Campbell, Jr.
Who Goes There? The Novella That Formed the Basis of "The Thing" [novella and screen treatment] (2009) 287 copies
Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact: Vol. LXXXVIII, No. 4 (December 1971) (1971) — Editor — 19 copies
Selected Stories From the Astounding Science Fiction Anthology (Berkley SF, X1490) (1967) — Editor — 14 copies
Arcot, Morey & Wade: the Complete, Classic Space Opera Series-The Black Star Passes, Islands of Space, Invaders from… (2008) 10 copies
Atomic Power 8 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1946 06 — Editor — 7 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1943 07 — Editor — 6 copies
Wer da? / Der schwarze Kaiser / Fluch der Unsterblichkeit. Drei Science Fiction Romane in einem Band. (1979) 5 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1941 05 — Editor — 5 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1941 08 — Editor — 5 copies
Unknown Fantasy Fiction, April 1940 4 copies
The Battery of Hate 4 copies
The Invaders 4 copies
Rebellion 4 copies
Unknown, April 1939 4 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1960 February (British Edition) — Editor — 3 copies
Unknown Fantasy Fiction, June 1940 3 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1960 January (British Edition) — Editor — 3 copies
Analog Science Fact/Science Fiction 1962 October (British Edition) — Editor — 3 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1942 09 — Editor — 3 copies
Astounding/Analog Science Fact & Fiction 1961 January (British Edition) — Editor — 3 copies
Unknown Fantasy Fiction, August 1940 3 copies
The Derelicts of Ganymede 2 copies
Unknown Fantasy Fiction, July 1940 2 copies
Unknown Worlds, October 1941 2 copies
ANALOG (1) One; and (2) Two: Join Our Gang; Monument; The Plague; Remember the Alamo; The Hunch; Barnacle Bull; Sleight… (1969) 2 copies
Unknown Worlds, April 1942 2 copies
Unknown Fantasy Fiction, June 1941 2 copies
Analog, Science Fiction, Science Fact, September, Vol. LXXXII, & No 1, October, Vol. LXXXII, 1968 (1968) 2 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1958 March (British Edition) — Editor — 2 copies
The Tenth World 2 copies
Das Ding aus einer anderen Welt & Parasite Deep: Zwei Monster-Thriller in einem Band (2016) 2 copies
Frictional Losses [short story] 2 copies
Other Eyes Watching 2 copies
The Black Star Passes [short story] 2 copies
The Escape 2 copies
The Conquest of the Planets 2 copies
Astounding Science Fiction 1938 03 — Editor — 2 copies
Astounding/Analog Science Fact & Fiction 1960 June (British Edition) — Editor — 2 copies
The Idealists 1 copy
The Electronic Siege 1 copy
The Irrelevant 1 copy
The Voice of the Void 1 copy
Who Goes There? 1 copy
Analog December 1961 (UK) 1 copy
Space Rays 1 copy
Planet of Eternal Night 1 copy
Twilight / Night 1 copy
Urania 0087 - I FIGLI DI MU 1 copy
ASTOUNDING SCIENCE FICTION MAY AND JUNE 1956 — Editor — 1 copy
The Moon is Hell! 1 copy
Space for Industry 1 copy
Solarite [short story] 1 copy
Invaders from the Infinite and Other Works of Science Fiction by John W. Campbell (Unexpurgated Edition) (Halcyon… (2010) 1 copy
When the Atoms Failed 1 copy
The Metal Horde 1 copy
Urania 30 - MARTIRIO LUNARE 1 copy
Venus Equilateral 1 copy
Cloak of Aesir 1 copy
La Cosa 1 copy
Unknown, November 1940 1 copy
¿Quién hay ahí? 1 copy
I figli di Mu 1 copy
Oblio (Robotica) 1 copy
Unknown, October 1940 1 copy
Unknown, December 1940 1 copy
Astounding Stories March,, 1938 Volume XXI No. 1 & April, 1938 Vol. XXI, No. 2 (Includes complete Jason Sows Again… (1938) — Editor — 1 copy
The Immortality Seekers 1 copy
Analog Science Fact/Science Fiction 1961 April (British Edition) — Editor — 1 copy
Aarn Munro 4 1 copy
Aarn Munro 3 1 copy
Aarn Munro 2 1 copy
Der Luftpirat 1 copy
All 1 copy
Gefangene des Mondes 1 copy
Marooned 1 copy
Associated Works
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume One: The Greatest Science Fiction Stories of All Time (1970) — Contributor — 1,874 copies
The Science Fiction Hall of Fame, Volume Two A: The Greatest Science Fiction Novellas of All Time (1973) — Contributor — 914 copies
Before the Golden Age: A Science Fiction Anthology of the 1930s (Book 3) (1974) — Contributor, some editions — 251 copies
Analog Anthology #1: Fifty Years of the Best Science Fiction From Analog (1980) — Contributor; Contributor — 107 copies
They Came From Outer Space: 12 Classic Science Fiction Tales That Became Major Motion Pictures (1980) — Contributor — 94 copies
Before the Golden Age Volume 4 : A Science Fiction Anthology of the 1930's (1976) — Contributor — 49 copies
Analog Science Fiction/Science Fact: Vol. XCV, No. 9 (September 1975) (1975) — Contributor — 21 copies
Androids, Time Machines and Blue Giraffes: A Panorama of Science Fiction (1973) — Contributor — 11 copies
Historier fra andre verdener — Contributor — 2 copies
Μεγάλη Ανθολογία Ε.Φ. 1. (1934 - 1950) — Contributor — 1 copy
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Common Knowledge
- Legal name
- Campbell, John Wood, Jr.
- Other names
- Campbell, John W.
Stuart, Don A. - Birthdate
- 1910-06-08
- Date of death
- 1971-07-11
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- USA
- Birthplace
- Newark, New Jersey, USA
- Place of death
- Mountainside, New Jersey, USA
- Education
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Occupations
- editor
science fiction writer - Organizations
- Analog Science Fiction and Fact
- Awards and honors
- Hugo (Professional Editor, Retro-Hugo, [1946], 1996)
Hugo (Professional Editor, Retro-Hugo, [1951], 2001)
Hugo (Professional Editor, Retro-Hugo, [1954], 2004)
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- Works
- 716
- Also by
- 69
- Members
- 8,231
- Popularity
- #2,936
- Rating
- 3.8
- Reviews
- 113
- ISBNs
- 309
- Languages
- 7
I started reading this book in late October, as it starts with a a science fiction/horror novella suitable for Hallowe'en. I liked the the solution that the men came up with for identifying which people and animals were actually clones of the monster. It was much cleverer than the solution in the 1950s film adaptation "The Thing From Another Planet", which was changed to something much easier to understand. I'm going to try to see the 1980s version "The Thing", as that is supposed to be a very good film.
I enjoyed all the stories in this book except "Blindness" which was a bit too physics heavy for me, but my favourites were "Who Goes There?", "Frictional Losses" and "Elimination".… (more)