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Olaf Stapledon

British socialist philosopher and science-fiction writer, author of Last and First Men (1930).

Lived
1886–1950
Authority records
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Sources
Wikipedia — Olaf Stapledon

Bibliography

First editions. A tick marks a work matched to a library catalogue record.

YearTitleFirst published byRecords
1929A Modern Theory of Ethics — A Study of the Relations of Ethics and PsychologyMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1930Last and First MenMethuen & Co. Ltd, LondonOpen Library
1932Last Men in LondonMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1934Waking WorldMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1935Odd JohnMethuen & Co., Ltd. London, 36 Essex Street Strand W.C.2, LondonOpen Library
1939New Hope for BritainMethuenOpen Library
1939Saints and RevolutionariesW. Heinemann, Ltd, LondonOpen Library
1942Darkness and the LightMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1944SiriusSecker & Warburg, LondonOpen Library
1946Death into LifeMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1947The Flames — A FantasySecker and Warburg, LondonOpen Library
1949Worlds of Wonder — Three Tales of FantasyFantasy Pub. Co, Los AngelesOpen Library
1950A Man DividedMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1953To the End of Time — The Best of Olaf StapledonFunk & Wagnalls, New YorkOpen Library
1954The Opening of the EyesMethuen, LondonOpen Library
1961The Star MakerBerkeley Publishing, New YorkOpen Library
1972Odd John & Sirius — Two Science-Fiction NovelsDover Publications, New YorkOpen Library

Editions in the catalogue

YearTitleAuthor(s)PublisherLanguage
1989Syriusz✓Olaf StapledonCzytelnikPolish