FRIDAY’S FORGOTTEN BOOKS #899: THE ULTIMATE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE FICTION Edited by David Pringle

The Ultimate Encyclopedia of Science Fiction (1996)  includes a Who’s-Who, an A-Z of Science Fiction characters, a reference guide to writers, actors, directors, an in-depth glossary, listing of the seminal sf movies and much more.

This book is a browser’s delight! David Pringle managed to provide both information and fun in this encyclopedia. If you’re a fan of the genre, this is a handy tool. And, copies are available online at reasonable prices. GRADE: A

6 thoughts on “FRIDAY’S FORGOTTEN BOOKS #899: THE ULTIMATE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE FICTION Edited by David Pringle

  1. Todd Mason

    It was a bit late in the procession of similar books, such as the John Clute-edited volume (often referred to by sf fans as the CLUTEPEDIA). As someone who has been on discussion lists with Pringle for a couple of decades, I really should get my own copy.

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    1. george Post author

      Todd, I own the CLUTEDIA, which is very useful. But THE ULTIMATE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SCIENCE FICTION by David Pringle is a visual feast! You will love it!

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