A. E. van Vogt
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A. E. van Vogt

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Also known as: Van Vogt, Van Vogt, A.E. Vogt, Van Vogt A E, A.E. von Vogt, A.E. Van Vogh ... (see complete list), Vogt Van A.E., Van Vogt a.E., Vogt Van vogt, Van A. E. Vogt, A. E. Van Vogt, A.E. van Voght, A. E. Vogt Van, A. E. vVan Vogt, A. E. Van Voght, A. E. Van Gogt -, Alfred E. Van Vogt, Alfred E. van Vogt, Alfred Elt Van Vogt, Alfred Eaton Van Vogt, Van Vogt Alfred Elton, Alfred Elton Van Vogt, Alfred Elton Van Vogt, Van Vogt A. E. (Alfred Elton)

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born Alfred Elton Van Vogt

A Variant Title of the work The Rogue Ship is The Twisted Men. The Twisted Men is also the title of a Collection containing the above.

Many works by van Vogt were published with Variant Titles:
Abdication=The Invisibility Gambit
The Pawns of Null-A=The Players of Null-A
The Voyage of the Space Beagle=Mission: Interplanetary
The Weapon Makers=One Against Eternity
The Book of Ptath=200 Million A. D.
The House That Stood Still=The Mating Cry=The Undercover Aliens
The Mixed Men=Mission to the Stars
The Beast=The Moonbeast
Future Glitter= Tyranopolis
The Secret Galactics=Earth Factor X
Computerworld=Computer Eye=La Machine Ultime
Out of the Unkonwn=The Sea Thing and Other Stories
Monsters=Science Fiction Monsters=The Blal
The Book of van Vogt=Lost: Fifty Suns

Many short fiction and omnibus works were also published with Variant Titles. Please see listing in the Internet Speculative Fiction Database for more details.

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born Alfred Elton Van Vogt

A Variant Title of the work The Rogue Ship is The Twisted Men. The Twisted Men is also the title of a Collection containing the above.

Many works by van Vogt were published with Variant Titles:
Abdication=The Invisibility Gambit
The Pawns of Null-A=The Players of Null-A
The Voyage of the Space Beagle=Mission: Interplanetary
The Weapon Makers=One Against Eternity
The Book of Ptath=200 Million A. D.
The House That Stood Still=The Mating Cry=The Undercover Aliens
The Mixed Men=Mission to the Stars
The Beast=The Moonbeast
Future Glitter= Tyranopolis
The Secret Galactics=Earth Factor X
Computerworld=Computer Eye=La Machine Ultime
Out of the Unkonwn=The Sea Thing and Other Stories
Monsters=Science Fiction Monsters=The Blal
The Book of van Vogt=Lost: Fifty Suns

Many short fiction and omnibus works were also published with Variant Titles. Please see listing in the Internet Speculative Fiction Database for more details.

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