Shottle Bop

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"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 978-0-313-32777-3. Cite uses deprecated parameters (help)
↑ Don D'Ammassa (2066), "Shottle Bop", Encyclopedia of fantasy and horror fiction, p. 319, ISBN 978-0-8160-6192-1

v t e Theodore Sturgeon

Novels	The Dreaming Jewels More Than Human The Cosmic Rape Venus Plus X Some of Your Blood Godbody

Novelizations	The King and Four Queens Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea The Rare Breed

Pseudonymous novels	I, Libertine The Player on The Other Side

Short story collections	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

Short stories	"Baby Is Three" "Helix the Cat" "If All Men Were Brothers, Would You Let One Marry Your Sister?" "It!" "Killdozer!" "Microcosmic God" "A Saucer of Loneliness" "Shottle Bop" "Slow Sculpture" "The World Well Lost"

Screenplays	Shore Leave Amok Time

Other subjects	Theodore Sturgeon Award Sturgeon's Law Pon farr Kilgore Trout

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