From the finest minds in science fiction - an exciting, off-beat collection of stories, brimming with action, crackling with ingenuity, packed with surprises.
Frightening extensions of our computer age, robots cast in the exact form of men and women, designed as perfect thinking machines.
Using this compelling central theme, THE PSEUDO-PEOPLE ranges through suspense, violence, shock, horror, wild satire and sudden death; through the future worlds of show business, espionage, boxing, crime and politics; in the company of the most challenging, most provocative concept of Science Fiction - the Android. In the company, too, of Sci-Fi's Top Writers: Bradbury, Kuttner, Asimov and a host of others.

CONTENTS:
Editor's Preface: A is for Android
Introduction: A.E.van Vogt
Those Among Us - Henry Kuttner
Changeling - Ray Bradbury
The Addict - Shelly Lowenkopf
The Life Game - Chad Oliver
Evidence - Isaac Asimov
The Show Must Go On - James Causey
Geever's Flight - Charles E. Fritch
The Fires of Night - Dennis Etchison
Steel - Richard Matheson
Badinage - Ron Goulart
Juke Doll - Robert F. Young
Last Rites - Charles Beaumont
The Fasterfaster Affair - Frank Anmar
The Joy of Living - William F. Nolan

© 1965 by William F. Nolan
Published as a Mayflower-Dell 
Paperback 1967

INVADERS FROM TIME

BOBBY JACKSON: It was a frightening discovery. The man and woman living in the Jonathan Oakham mansion weren't human. Don't ask me what made me so sure. There are some things you can't explain, can't analyze.

CHARLES BELLAMY: The glow appeared so suddenly on the opposite wall that I thought the wind had blown the shade aside. But sunlight cannot cause the solid walls of a room to dissolve and a dark shadow to emerge from the glow, assuming as it advances a human shape... the face of a woman with burning eyes.

© 1966, 1969 by Frank Belknap Long