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Full set of classic science fiction anthologies What If? Volume 1 and Volume 2, edited by noted SF critic and writer Richard A. Lupoff. These collections showcase outstanding stories from the early decades of the Hugo Awards—stories Lupoff argued should have won the Hugo but were overlooked. Authors included across the set: • Philip K. Dick – “Stand-By” • Alfred Bester – “The Pi Man” • Theodore Sturgeon – “The Golden Helix” • Shirley Jackson – “One Ordinary Day, with Peanuts” • Poul Anderson – “The Man Who Came Early” • C. M. Kornbluth – “Two Dooms” • Thomas M. Disch These anthologies highlight underrated and influential SF stories from the 1950s–1960s, offering a fascinating alternate history of Hugo-era science fiction. Details • 2-book set: What If? Volume 1 & Volume 2 • Pocket Books science fiction paperbacks • Good vintage condition with typical shelf and age wear (see photos)