Manor, 1974.
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La Tribuna SFBC, 1963.
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Macfadden-Bartell, 1970. Cover art by Jack Fargasso.
|
 TOM WAR HAD
DESTROYED THE WORLD...History and records had
been lost; the few war-shocked people who were left could
not even recall what had started the atomic destruction.
But even these desperate circumstances could not change
the basic nature of man. Out of the still-smoking ruins
came one who was stronger and more ruthless than most.
And from his plans to rule the universe grew the seeds of
the last great war of all-the one that would - finally
and forever - wipe man off the face of Earth.
The sequel to this book is The
Wizard of Linn. The Empire of the Atom is based upon
these short stories previously published in the magazine
Astounding Science Fiction:
- A Son Is Born (1946)
- Child of the Gods (1946)
- Hand of the Gods (1946)
- Home of the Gods (1947)
- The Barbarian (1947)
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 Shasta
in 1957, cover by H. W.
McCauley.
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 Astounding Science
Fiction, april 1947, containing the short story
"Home of the Gods", used in this book. |
 J'Ai Lu.
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New English Library, 1975. Cover by Bruce Pennington. |
 Manor, 1976, cover
by Bruce Pennington. |
Another J'Ai Lu edition.
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Timescape, 1983
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New English Library, 1978. Cover art by Joe Petagno. |
 Macfadden, 1966.
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 ACE,
1957, backed with Space Station by Frank Belknap Long,
cover by Valigursky.
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J'Ai Lu, 1972. Cover art by Tibor Csernus.
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J'Ai Lu, 2003. Both books.
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I Massimi Della Fantascienza, 1986.
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Bulgarian Edition. Cover by Bruce Pennington.
More on this edition
here, and
more on artwork
here. |
Russian edition; Imperiya Atoma.
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Sogen-sha, 1976. | | |
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