Langdon Jones

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Langdon Jones (born 1942 in Dover ) is a British science fiction writer and editor. His work is closely related to the New Wave of British SF and New Worlds magazine .

Jones' short stories have all appeared in New Worlds, and besides being a contributor, he worked there in several roles, including at times as editor. The short stories, which Jones said owed more to Kafka than Heinlein , appeared in 1972 in The Eye of the Lens . His anthology The New SF (1969, German Neue SF , 2 vols.) Is considered an exemplary collection of texts from the New Wave . Together with Michael Moorcock he edited the anthology The Nature of the Catastrophe (1971, extended new edition as The New Nature of the Catastrophe , 1993). In 1970 he published a reconstructed version of Mervyn Peake's Titus Alone .

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collection
  • The Eye of the Lens (1972)
Anthologies
  • The New SF (1969)
  • The Nature of the Catastrophe (1971, with Michael Moorcock)
  • The New Nature of the Catastrophe (1993, with Michael Moorcock)
Short stories
  • Stormwater Tunnel (1964)
  • I Remember, Anita ... (1964)
  • The Empathy Machine (1965)
  • The Leveller (1965)
  • The Music Makers (1965)
  • Transient (1965)
  • The Great Clock (1966)
  • A Reverie of Bone (1967)
  • Biographical Note on Ludwig Van Beethoven II (1968)
  • The Coming of the Sun (1968)
  • The Eye of the Lens (1968)
  • The Hall of Machines (1968)
  • Symphony No. 6 in C Minor "The Tragic" -by Ludwig Van Beethoven II (1968)
    • German: Symphony No. 6, C minor, 'Die Tragische', by Ludwig van Beethoven II. In: Wolfgang Jeschke (Hrsg.): Science Fiction Story Reader 5. Heyne SF&F # 3473, 1975, ISBN 3-453-30355 -5 .
  • The Garden of Delights (1969)
  • The Time Machine (1969)
  • Epilogue: Jerry and Miss Brunner at the Beginning (1993)

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