Selected Stories of Theodore Sturgeon-Fast Shipping

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Theodore Sturgeon was a genuine American , revered, and even envied by the likes of Bradbury, Vonnegut, and King, his short stories contain some of his best work.

In “Thunder and Roses,” soon after a nuclear Holocaust, a starlet gives one final performance during which she makes an odd request of the few remaining perhaps his most praised story, “The Man Who Lost the Sea,” a man riffs on memory and experience on the way to the story’s powerful in the Hugo and Nebula Award-winning masterpiece, “Slow Sculpture,” a young woman with a lump in her breast chances upon a strange unrivaled emotional impact, Theodore Sturgeon’s stories are funny, lyrical, surprising, and provoking.