Amabel Williams-Ellis and Kathleen James (ie Joyce Carstairs Hutchinson) in #9 (the latter a reprint from New Worlds, 1961
W-E has a story in Tales from the Galaxies ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Michael Pearson (Pan Piccolo, 1973). I wonder if these are anthologies aimed at children, given that Piccolo was for children. Ah, yes, the collection of the Out of this World anthologies is described as YA. MacLean is American.
Oh yes, there was an Anna Ostroka in New Worlds ten, and again it looks like a single story writer - memory has it as a sort of Doctor Who rewrite, but my brother ripped it out the copy we had. I think I later bought a second copy, but as to where that is... (There's some chap called Ryman in there, too)
Quick skim through the Carnell/Bulmer anthologies:
New Writings in SF # 26 & 29 Cherry Wilder (NZ) #27 Vera Johnson (?) # 28 Angela Rogers (?)
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Date: 2007-04-12 09:29 am (UTC)W-E has a story in Tales from the Galaxies ed. Amabel Williams-Ellis & Michael Pearson (Pan Piccolo, 1973). I wonder if these are anthologies aimed at children, given that Piccolo was for children. Ah, yes, the collection of the Out of this World anthologies is described as YA. MacLean is American.
Oh yes, there was an Anna Ostroka in New Worlds ten, and again it looks like a single story writer - memory has it as a sort of Doctor Who rewrite, but my brother ripped it out the copy we had. I think I later bought a second copy, but as to where that is... (There's some chap called Ryman in there, too)
Quick skim through the Carnell/Bulmer anthologies:
New Writings in SF # 26 & 29 Cherry Wilder (NZ)
#27 Vera Johnson (?)
# 28 Angela Rogers (?)