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* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: In "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", a {{Novelette}} by Creator/CliffordSimak, the story opens by listing an inventory of the Barrington family, ending with their [[AndroidsArePeopleToo robot servant, Richard Daniel]].
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First published in 1974 by editor Creator/EdwinOrthmann, this German GenreAnthology contains twenty-three stories, chosen [[{{Tagline}} from all over the world]]. The title itself can be translated as ''The Time Bike'', and it contains a short introduction by the editor. Many of the same stories were reprinted in his later anthology ''Literature/DasRaumschiff''.
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!!Works in this {{Anthology}}:
[[index]]
* "[[Literature/PierreMaurignacsAbenteuer Das Zeitfahrrad]]", by Creator/CarlGrunert (1908, German)
* "Literature/TheStar", by Creator/HGWells (1897, English)
* "Literature/TheSingularFateOfBouvancourt", by Creator/MauriceRenard (1909, French)
* "Literature/EinDiamantVon20000Karat", by Creator/ValentinaZhuravlyova (1959, Russian)
* "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", by Creator/CliffordSimak (1960, English)
* "{{Literature/Start}}", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/FluchtUndZuflucht", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1958, German)
* "Literature/FahrtInsUngewisse", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/DerSchmarotzer", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/TheManWhoFearedRobots", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/OhneSchatten", by Creator/AtanasNakowski (1970, Bulgarian)
* "Literature/TheSongsOfDistantEarth", by Creator/ArthurCClarke (1958, English)
* "Literature/DieHaarsträubendeRettungAusTodlicherGefahr", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DieSonneImSchlepptau", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DerNarrImWaisenhaus", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DieBegegnungMitDemWahrenIrrtum", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/TheFireWithin", by Creator/SergeiSnegov (1971, Russian)
* "Literature/BlinderPassagier", by Creator/AlfredLeman and Creator/HansTaubert (1973, German)
* "Literature/WennDieBildschirmeSchweigen", by Creator/AlexanderSchalimow (1965, Russian)
* "Literature/DasDuell", by Creator/GuntherKrupkat (1974, German)
* "Literature/TheDeadPast", by Creator/IsaacAsimov (1956, English)
* "Literature/TheAssaultmen", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961, Russian)
* "Literature/TheMeeting", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961, Russian)
[[/index]]
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!!Tropes appearing in this anthology:
* AndroidsArePeopleToo: In "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", a {{Novelette}} by Creator/CliffordSimak, Richard Daniel is a humanoid robot and servant of the Barrington family who has over six hundred years of continuous memory. Ownership of such robots is commonplace, but robots are expected to have their memories erased after every hundred years to prevent attachments and deviations from the norm.
* ApocalypseHow: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, the story ends with nearly complete social collapse on Earth, due to a wandering star almost [[ColonyDrop hitting the planet]].
* DesignStudentsOrgasm: Curves and maybe circles are a recurring theme of the cover art, but why? Perhaps because "DasZeitfahrrad" translates to "the time bike", but you could be forgiven for not realizing that the odd machine on the cover was supposed to be a sort of bicycle. It certainly doesn’t seem to have any wheels.
* {{Doorstopper}}: This {{Anthology}} has just over 500 pages, typical for Creator/EdwinOrthmann.
* GenreAnthology: In addition to collecting ScienceFiction ShortStory examples, stories were selected from
* IgnoredExpert: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, an astronomer figures out the [[InterstellarWeapon wandering planet]] is probably going to hit Earth within the next few days. Some people react to this news, but the vast majority [[RealityEnsues still need to live day by day]].
* InterstellarWeapon: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, when the [[SwitchingPOV perspective changes]] to the Martian astronomers, it's suddenly revealed that [[TheNamesake the titular star]] was actually a missile that had been fired from outside the solar system.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: In "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", a {{Novelette}} by Creator/CliffordSimak, the story opens by listing an inventory of the Barrington family, ending with their [[AndroidsArePeopleToo robot servant, Richard Daniel]].
* {{Novelette}}:
** "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", by Creator/CliffordDSimak (1960)
** "Literature/TheAssaultmen", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961)
** "Literature/TheDeadPast", by Creator/IsaacAsimov (1956)
** "Literature/OhneSchatten", by Creator/AtanasNakowski (1970)
** "Literature/TheSongsOfDistantEarth", by Creator/ArthurCClarke (1958)
** "Literature/WennDieBildschirmeSchweigen", by Creator/AlexanderSchalimow (1965)
** "[[Literature/PierreMaurignacsAbenteuer Das Zeitfahrrad]]", by Creator/CarlGrunert (1908)
* OneWordTitle:
** "{{Literature/Start}}", by Creator/HerbertWFranke
** "Literature/TheManWhoFearedRobots", by Creator/HerbertWFranke, was printed under the German name, "Psychotherapie".
* SwitchingPOV: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, the story is in omniscient third-person, describing how events play out from Earth's perspective. For the very last paragraph, however, the perspective shifts to {{UsefulNotes/Mars}}, explaining their perception of the recent events.
* {{Tagline}}: "Scientific-fantastic Tales from all over the World"
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!!Works in this {{Anthology}}:
[[index]]
* "[[Literature/PierreMaurignacsAbenteuer Das Zeitfahrrad]]", by Creator/CarlGrunert (1908, German)
* "Literature/TheStar", by Creator/HGWells (1897, English)
* "Literature/TheSingularFateOfBouvancourt", by Creator/MauriceRenard (1909, French)
* "Literature/EinDiamantVon20000Karat", by Creator/ValentinaZhuravlyova (1959, Russian)
* "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", by Creator/CliffordSimak (1960, English)
* "{{Literature/Start}}", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/FluchtUndZuflucht", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1958, German)
* "Literature/FahrtInsUngewisse", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/DerSchmarotzer", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/TheManWhoFearedRobots", by Creator/HerbertWFranke (1960, German)
* "Literature/OhneSchatten", by Creator/AtanasNakowski (1970, Bulgarian)
* "Literature/TheSongsOfDistantEarth", by Creator/ArthurCClarke (1958, English)
* "Literature/DieHaarsträubendeRettungAusTodlicherGefahr", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DieSonneImSchlepptau", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DerNarrImWaisenhaus", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/DieBegegnungMitDemWahrenIrrtum", by Creator/GerhardBranstner (1974, German)
* "Literature/TheFireWithin", by Creator/SergeiSnegov (1971, Russian)
* "Literature/BlinderPassagier", by Creator/AlfredLeman and Creator/HansTaubert (1973, German)
* "Literature/WennDieBildschirmeSchweigen", by Creator/AlexanderSchalimow (1965, Russian)
* "Literature/DasDuell", by Creator/GuntherKrupkat (1974, German)
* "Literature/TheDeadPast", by Creator/IsaacAsimov (1956, English)
* "Literature/TheAssaultmen", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961, Russian)
* "Literature/TheMeeting", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961, Russian)
[[/index]]
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!!Tropes appearing in this anthology:
* AndroidsArePeopleToo: In "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", a {{Novelette}} by Creator/CliffordSimak, Richard Daniel is a humanoid robot and servant of the Barrington family who has over six hundred years of continuous memory. Ownership of such robots is commonplace, but robots are expected to have their memories erased after every hundred years to prevent attachments and deviations from the norm.
* ApocalypseHow: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, the story ends with nearly complete social collapse on Earth, due to a wandering star almost [[ColonyDrop hitting the planet]].
* DesignStudentsOrgasm: Curves and maybe circles are a recurring theme of the cover art, but why? Perhaps because "DasZeitfahrrad" translates to "the time bike", but you could be forgiven for not realizing that the odd machine on the cover was supposed to be a sort of bicycle. It certainly doesn’t seem to have any wheels.
* {{Doorstopper}}: This {{Anthology}} has just over 500 pages, typical for Creator/EdwinOrthmann.
* GenreAnthology: In addition to collecting ScienceFiction ShortStory examples, stories were selected from
* IgnoredExpert: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, an astronomer figures out the [[InterstellarWeapon wandering planet]] is probably going to hit Earth within the next few days. Some people react to this news, but the vast majority [[RealityEnsues still need to live day by day]].
* InterstellarWeapon: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, when the [[SwitchingPOV perspective changes]] to the Martian astronomers, it's suddenly revealed that [[TheNamesake the titular star]] was actually a missile that had been fired from outside the solar system.
* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: In "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", a {{Novelette}} by Creator/CliffordSimak, the story opens by listing an inventory of the Barrington family, ending with their [[AndroidsArePeopleToo robot servant, Richard Daniel]].
* {{Novelette}}:
** "Literature/AllTheTrapsOfEarth", by Creator/CliffordDSimak (1960)
** "Literature/TheAssaultmen", by Creator/BorisStrugazki and Creator/ArkadiStrugazki (1961)
** "Literature/TheDeadPast", by Creator/IsaacAsimov (1956)
** "Literature/OhneSchatten", by Creator/AtanasNakowski (1970)
** "Literature/TheSongsOfDistantEarth", by Creator/ArthurCClarke (1958)
** "Literature/WennDieBildschirmeSchweigen", by Creator/AlexanderSchalimow (1965)
** "[[Literature/PierreMaurignacsAbenteuer Das Zeitfahrrad]]", by Creator/CarlGrunert (1908)
* OneWordTitle:
** "{{Literature/Start}}", by Creator/HerbertWFranke
** "Literature/TheManWhoFearedRobots", by Creator/HerbertWFranke, was printed under the German name, "Psychotherapie".
* SwitchingPOV: In "Literature/TheStar", a ShortStory by Creator/HGWells, the story is in omniscient third-person, describing how events play out from Earth's perspective. For the very last paragraph, however, the perspective shifts to {{UsefulNotes/Mars}}, explaining their perception of the recent events.
* {{Tagline}}: "Scientific-fantastic Tales from all over the World"
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