Shottle Bop
"Shottle Bop" is a fantasy story which was written by Theodore Sturgeon in 1941 which was first published in Unknown.[1] The protagonist discovers a mysterious shop—"The Shottle Bop"—which sells magical bottles which contain whatever one wants.[2]
References
- ^ Joshi, S T; Dziemianowicz, Stefan R (2005). Supernatural Literature of the World: An Encyclopedia, Volume 3, P–Z. Greenwood Press. p. 1088. ISBN 9780313327773.
- ^ Don D'Ammassa (2066), "Shottle Bop", Encyclopedia of fantasy and horror fiction, p. 319, ISBN 9780816061921
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Without Sorcery · E Pluribus Unicorn · A Way Home · Caviar · A Touch of Strange · Aliens 4 · Beyond · Sturgeon In Orbit · Starshine · Sturgeon Is Alive and Well... · The Worlds of Theodore Sturgeon · Sturgeon's West · Case and the Dreamer · Visions and Venturers · The Stars Are The Styx · The Golden Helix
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