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Language
  
English

Media type
  
Print (paperback)

OCLC
  
4048462

Author
  
Norman Spinrad

Country
  
United States of America

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Publication date
  
1970

Pages
  
223 pp

Originally published
  
1970

Publisher
  
Avon

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Genres
  
Science Fiction, Speculative fiction

Nominations
  
Locus Award for Best Anthology

Similar
  
Norman Spinrad books, Other books

The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde is the first collection of science fiction stories by author Norman Spinrad. It was originally published by Avon Books in 1970, with a Science Fiction Book Club edition appearing at about the same time. The collection placed eighth in the Locus Poll for best sf anthology or collection of the year.

Contents

Contents

  • "Carcinoma Angels" (Dangerous Visions, 1967)
  • "The Age of Invention" (F&SF 1966)
  • "Outward Bound" (Analog 1964)
  • "A Child of Mind" (Amazing 1965)
  • "The Equalizer" (Analog 1964)
  • "The Last of the Romany" (Analog 1963)
  • "Technicality" (Analog 1966)
  • "The Rules of the Road" (Galaxy 1964)
  • "Dead End" (Galaxy 1969)
  • "A Night in Elf Hill" (The Farthest Reaches 1968)
  • "Deathwatch" (Playboy 1965)
  • "The Ersatz Ego" (Amazing 1964)
  • "Neutral Ground" (F&SF 1966)
  • "Once More, with Feeling" (Knight 1969)
  • "It’s a Bird! It’s a Plane!" (Gent 1967)
  • "Subjectivity" (Analog 1964)
  • "The Entropic Gang Bang Caper" (New Worlds 1969)
  • "The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde" (New Worlds 1969)

    • "The Ersatz Ego" was originally published as "Your Name Shall Be . . . Darkness."

    Reception

    Reviewing the collection in Galaxy, Algis Budrys noted that "you become struck by Spinrad's breadth of awareness and by his ability to write a number of different styles well," but that "[Spinrad] never rises above the level of simple, straightforward competence." Budrys concluded that "alarmingly, it's taking Spinrad a very long time to stop synthesizing and start speaking with his own voice."

    References

    The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde Wikipedia
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