Comments on 'Sail On! Sail On!', by Philip José Farmer So brilliantly realized in just a few thousand words that it needs no introduction, and is better to read it unguided. This introduction appears in BACKDROP OF STARS (1968) and WORLDS OF MAYBE (1970). Introduction to Sail On! Sail On!, by Robert Silverberg Writing the story and parts he had to cut out to keep the story down to 30,000 words. Revolution Document just before Harlan Ellison asked him to write a story for DANGEROUS VISIONS. Farmer talks about first hearing about the Triple This appears in all the printings of DANGEROUS VISIONS (1967). Afterword to Riders of the Purple Wage, by Philip José Farmer Virtues as both person and writer and accurately predicts a Hugo award for this story. In this gushing introduction Ellison extols Farmer's His imagination is certainly of the first rank.Introduction to Riders of the Purple Wage, by Harlan Ellison

Praise for Philip José Farmer ?An excellent science fiction writer.?Isaac Asimov ? blend of intellectual daring and pulp fiction prose.?The New York Times ?Farmer offers his audience a wide-screen adventure that never fails to provoke, amuse, and educate. . . . But he?ll have to learn to play by the rules of a new realm in order to survive?and live to see another world . . . With his modern-day military and technical knowledge, Two Hawks becomes a prize that both armies covet. Soon he comes to understand that, though a world war still rages, the Americans are absent?because they don?t exist, and neither does the land they?d come from. Then Two Hawks sees the soldiers: fur-clad men with shiny steel helmets shaped like wolf heads and armed with swords and arrows. Instead, there are dirt roads, trees, farms, and an unsettling quiet. Two Hawks bails out and survives, but when he reaches the ground, gone are the suburbs he saw from the sky. Roger Two Hawks is on a bombing run over Romania when his aircraft is shot down and collides with a German plane midair. Two Hawks from Earth, an expanded and revised version of Philip José Farmer?s The Gate of Time, is the story of an Iroquois pilot in World War II. From the New York Times?bestselling author of the Riverworld series: An alternate history classic in which the American continents never existed.

The Gate of Time by Philip José Farmer