Rockets and Ray Guns: The Sci-Fi Science of the Cold War

The Atlas Comics Library No. 3 In the Days of the Rockets!

Joe Maneely

Chip war

Chris Miller

information at war

Philip Seib

Science Fiction

Dan Byrne-Smith

Science

Ian McEwan

Ignition!

John Drury Clark

Who lost Russia?

Wonderland

Steven Johnson

The Caves of Steel

Isaac Asimov

Armageddon and Paranoia

Sir Rodric Braithwaite

Marsboeren

Andy Weir

Hard To Be A God

Arkady Strugatsky

Another Science Fiction

Megan Prelinger

Galileo's dream

Kim Stanley Robinson

Wars, guns and votes

Paul Collier

Valerian

Pierre Christin

Star Trek

The Cold War

John Lewis Gaddis

The History of Science Fiction

A. Roberts

The rough guide to sci-fi movies

John Scalzi

Space

Fernand verger,

Spacecraft in fact and fiction

Harry Harrison

The Precipice

Ben Bova

The Cold War The Essential Readings

Ann Lane

Technokill

David Sherman

The Wizards of Armageddon

Fred Kaplan

Robot Visions

Isaac Asimov

The 1990s & Beyond

Edward Cornish

The meaning of the nuclear revolution

Robert Jervis

Rocheworld

Forward, Robert L

Modern rifles shotguns & pistols

Ian V.

Science Fiction Films

Robin Cross

America, Russia, and the cold war 1945-1984

Walter LaFeber

Modern air combat

Gunston/Spick

Romfergen

Erik Tandberg

The Philadelphia experiment

Charles Berlitz

Atomkraft, og hva så?

Rolf Frydenberg

A Thunder of Stars

Dan Morgan

Shock Waves

Richard Matheson