Conklin, Groff (ed) - Science-Fiction Adventures in Dimension / Конклин, Грофф (ред) - Фантастические приключения в иных измерениях [1953, EPUB, ENG]

Yesterday Was Monday / Вчера был понедельник short story by Theodore Sturgeon Ambition novelette by William L. Bade The Middle of the Week After Next / На двенадцатый день short story by Murray Leinster And It Comes Out Here / И снова в путь short story by Lester del Rey Castaway short story by A. Bertram Chandler (as by George Whitley) The Good Provider short story by Marion Gross Reverse Phylogeny short story by Amelia Reynolds Long Other Tracks novelette by William Sell "What So Proudly We Hail ..." short story by Day Keene Night Meeting / Ночная встреча short story by Ray Bradbury Perfect Murder short story by H. L. Gold The Flight That Failed (= Rebirth: Earth) novelette by E. Mayne Hull and A. E. van Vogt (as by E. M. Hull) Endowment Policy / Работа по способностям short story by Henry Kuttner and C. L. Moore (as by Lewis Padgett) Pete Can Fix It / Пит может всё исправить novelette by Raymond F. Jones The Mist / Облако short story by Peter Grainger (as by Peter Cartur) The Gostak and the Doshes / Куздра и бокры short story by Miles J. Breuer, M.D. What If ... / Что, если... short story by Isaac Asimov Ring Around the Redhead / Обруч для рыжей красотки short story by John D. MacDonald Tiger by the Tail / Схвати тигра за хвост short story by Alan E. Nourse Way of Escape short story by William F. Temple Suburban Frontiers novelette by Peter Grainger (as by Roger Flint Young) Business of Killing / Бизнес на крови short story by Fritz Leiber To Follow Knowledge / Обретённое знание novelette by Frank Belknap Long

THE prosecuting attorney was a lean specimen named Amery Heater. The build-up given the murder trial by the newspapers had resulted in a welter of open-mouthed citizens who jammed the golden oak courtroom. Bill Maloney, the defendant, was sleepy and bored. He knew he had no business being bored. Not with twelve righteous citizens who, under the spell of Amery Heater’s quiet, confidential oratory were beginning to look at Maloney as though he were a fiend among fiends. The August heat was intense, and flies buzzed around the upper sashes of the dusty windows. The city sounds drifted in the open windows, making it necessary for Amery Heater to raise his voice now and again. . . .