
The Way the Future Was: A Memoir
Frederik PohlThe Way the Future Was: A Memoir
January 1, 1978Ballantine Books293 pages
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Pohl is known today as a Silver-to-Golden-Age science fiction writer, but during his development in the craft became one of its first significant publishers and literary agents. Together with John W. Campbell he is often considered to have launched the science fiction publishing industry. He knew, worked with and sometimes represented Isaac Asimov, Robert Heinlein and dozens of other household names of the genre.
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