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Angus and Robertson's AUSTRALIAN POETS series is a library of the selected poems of leading Australian poets, past and present. Each poet is published in a separate volume, and each volume includes a brief biography and bibliography, notes on the poems, and an introductory essay. Bringing back to print many authors whose work has been available only in anthologies, and presenting the selections in a format at once compact, attractive, and inexpensive, the series is intended to appeal to both the general reader and the student.

from http://www.isfdb.org/cgi-bin/note.cgi?Series+9127 "Destinies was published in standard paperback format for 11 issues between 1978 and 1981. There was a subsequent series of anthologies, also edited by James Baen, entitled "New Destinies". The original information was supplied by Michael J. Cross ([mailto:mike@mjckeh.demon.co.uk mike@mjckeh.demon.co.uk])."

Eleven volume periodical published in mass market paperback format. Publishing frequency varied; the first six are bi-monthly issues, the remaining are quarterly.

There are three separate sets that 'Dangerous Visions' was broken up into represented here -- a three volume set, and two two volume sets which have different arrangements of the books 

Natural history books published as a 'Collins Field Guide'. Note that different editions are labelled differently; at least one has those words visible on the cover. Books with 'Collins Pocket Guide', 'Collins Guide' or 'Collins Photo Guide' have been omitted unless there is a user uploaded cover with the relevant text. Other librarythingers may have other opinions on what this series should be -- go for it!

Natural history books published as a 'Collins Field Guide'. Note that different editions are labelled differently; at least one has those words visible on the cover.

Natural history books published as a 'Collins Field Guide'

Natural history books published as a 'Collins Field Guide'

The five short stories are listed at the ISFDB as "Used as part of the Fix-up novel "Empire of the Atom" 1957." (links are at the link included here)

From the ISFDB, the order is given with Cat Karina as fourth in the series, putting King of the Scepter'd Isle as fifth.