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The Black Flame is a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by American writer Stanley G. Weinbaum, originally published in hardcover by Fantasy Press in 1948. After his death, Weinbaum became "science fiction's first cult author"; "Dawn of Flame" appeared as the title piece of a 1936 memorial story collection, while "The Black Flame" was the lead feature in the January 1939 debut issue of Startling Stories. The book is a fix-up, based on two previously unpublished stories—"Dawn of Flame" and "The Black Flame"—which Weinbaum marketed, but was unable to sell, before his death.

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  • La llama negra (es)
  • La Flamme noire (roman) (fr)
  • The Black Flame (novel) (en)
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  • La Flamme noire (titre original : The Black Flame) est un roman de science-fiction post-apocalyptique de l'écrivain américain Stanley G. Weinbaum, paru en 1948. (fr)
  • La llama negra (título original en inglés: The Black Flame) es una novela posapocalíptica de ciencia ficción escrita por Stanley G. Weinbaum. Su comienzo se sitúa varios cientos de años luego de que la mayoría de la humanidad es eliminada por una plaga, y narra la historia de una familia de inmortales que buscan conquistar el mundo mediante ciencia avanzada. (es)
  • The Black Flame is a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by American writer Stanley G. Weinbaum, originally published in hardcover by Fantasy Press in 1948. After his death, Weinbaum became "science fiction's first cult author"; "Dawn of Flame" appeared as the title piece of a 1936 memorial story collection, while "The Black Flame" was the lead feature in the January 1939 debut issue of Startling Stories. The book is a fix-up, based on two previously unpublished stories—"Dawn of Flame" and "The Black Flame"—which Weinbaum marketed, but was unable to sell, before his death. (en)
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  • The Black Flame (en)
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  • La llama negra (título original en inglés: The Black Flame) es una novela posapocalíptica de ciencia ficción escrita por Stanley G. Weinbaum. Su comienzo se sitúa varios cientos de años luego de que la mayoría de la humanidad es eliminada por una plaga, y narra la historia de una familia de inmortales que buscan conquistar el mundo mediante ciencia avanzada. El libro se divide en dos novelas: El origen de la llama y La llama negra. Refieren a un hermano y una hermana que han devenido inmortales. En El origen de la llama la hermana es una especie de Juana de Arco, liderando la batalla contra los mutantes de la humanidad. Para la época de La llama negra está cansada, y piensa que la inmortalidad puede ser aburrida.​ La llama negra fue muy revisada luego de su primera publicación. Sam Moskowitz supervisó una nueva edición reconstruida a partir de los manuscritos originales. Fue reeditada con el mismo título por en 1995, recuperando 18 000 palabras que habían sido quitadas. (es)
  • La Flamme noire (titre original : The Black Flame) est un roman de science-fiction post-apocalyptique de l'écrivain américain Stanley G. Weinbaum, paru en 1948. (fr)
  • The Black Flame is a post-apocalyptic science fiction novel by American writer Stanley G. Weinbaum, originally published in hardcover by Fantasy Press in 1948. After his death, Weinbaum became "science fiction's first cult author"; "Dawn of Flame" appeared as the title piece of a 1936 memorial story collection, while "The Black Flame" was the lead feature in the January 1939 debut issue of Startling Stories. The book is a fix-up, based on two previously unpublished stories—"Dawn of Flame" and "The Black Flame"—which Weinbaum marketed, but was unable to sell, before his death. It was reissued in paperback by Harlequin Books in 1953, followed by an Avon Books edition in 1970. French translations were published in 1956 and 1972. In 1995, Tachyon Publications issued a substantially longer "restored edition" from carbons of Weinbaum's original manuscript, found in a trunk of Weinbaum's papers held by his grandson. (en)
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