Robert Moore Williams

Two planets circling Vega! But a more amazing discovery waited the explorers when they landed!

Planet of the Gods

Robot X-81

Five Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction by Robert Moore Williams. Featured here: "Lord of the Silent Death", "Miss Tweedham's Elogarsn", "What Inhabits Me?", "When the Spoilers Came", and "Dark Reality".

Lord of the Silent Death and Four More Stories

Lee Francis

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. This double novel leads off with "The Soul Snatchers" by Lee Francis. It was mind control in a small black box. Marco Lee was a genius, and not just any genius--he was probably the best nuclear physicist in the country, one of the key men in the development of the atomic bomb. He was employed at a closely guarded atomic facility where top secret scientific info and data--vital to the nation's security--passed through his hands on a daily basis. But then one day something happened to Marco Lee. He found himself wandering the streets in an almost mindless state, searching for something he knew not what. But when he finally found the object of his strange quest, it turned out to be a simple, yet sinister-looking, small black box. And what it contained was something so terrific it threatened the safety of the entire world. It was only with the help of a big-hearted waitress that Lee began to slowly realize what was happening to him, and the sinister plot his genius mind had become ensnared in. Our second novel is a grim tale of the future--Robert Moore Williams' "Doomsday Eve." It was a split-second race with world's end! In the midst of the war--that terrible conflict that threatened to obliterate all living creatures on Earth--the "new people" suddenly appeared. Quietly performing incredible deeds, vanishing at will, they were an enigma to both sides. Kurt Zen was a tough, loyal American intelligence officer among the many sent to find out who the new people really were and root them out. He found them. Taken captive in their hidden lair, he waited as the enemy prepared to launch the super missile, the bomb to end all bombs--and end all life with it. If only he could find the source of the new people's power, Kurt alone might be able to stop their nefarious plans and prevent obliteration of the Earth...

Soul Snatchers, the and Doomsday Eve

Isaac Asimov

Clifford D. Simak

Henry Slesar

Fletcher Pratt

Roger Dee

Alfred Coppel

Jack Sharkey

David H. Keller

Harl Vincent

Rog Phillips

Robert Abernathy

Jerry Sohl

David Wright O'Brien

Armchair Fiction presents extra large paperback collections of the best in classic science fiction short stories. Enjoy our twelfth collection of Science Fiction Gems. SCIENCE FICTION IS GOOD FOR YOU! Yes, that¿s right¿Science Fiction is good for you. My good friend Dr. Grimshaw has been telling me this for quite some time now. Come on down to his sanitarium and he can explain it to you. Never mind if you don¿t come back quite the same as you were before. Then there¿s our buddy, Chafnu. Chafnu may be a Martian, but he can tell you all about the importance of science fiction, all the while convincing you that you should give up your job to one of his Martian pals. There¿s also Sim Potts. Sim not only knows how good science fiction is for you, but he got a dose of it first hand when he saw some strange guy running down the hill near his farm, screaming his lungs out while be chased by good old Mother Nature herself. And if all this isn¿t enough to fully convince you that science fiction is a true boon to mankind, then take the word of sci-fi beneficiaries like Isaac Asimov, Jerry Sohl, Clifford D. Simak, Rog Phillips, David H. Keller, Jack Sharkey, and many others who will all tell you that science fiction is the best thing that ever happened to them or anybody else. So why not give it a try¿?

Science Fiction Gems, Volume Fourteen, Robert Moore Williams and Others

Travel back in time and walk with Dinosaurs and Cavemen with stories to excite your Imagination. Most modern contemporary Dinosaur fiction came directly from the golden era especially from the minds of the best pulp fiction writers. Showcased here are stories from the best writers of the genre and the best magazines such as AMAZING STORIES, FANTASTIC ADVENTURES, and WONDER STORIES some of which include: 1.....The Lost Warship. A WW2 Battleship is thrust into a Ancient past and a world of the Reptiles. 2.....One Prehistoric Night. Visiting Aliens attempt to colonize Ancient Earth and encounter Prehistoric Monsters. 3.....Blitzkreig in the Past. A WW2 Tank goes back in time and encounters a strange land of Prehistoric Monsters and Cavemen. A thrilling, suspenseful novel you don't want to miss!

Stone Age Science Fiction Stories from the Past

Publicity Stunt

The legends clustering around the new people began before the war, while the man who started the group, old Jal Jonnor, was alive, but they received their greatest circulation during the conflict. If the war is long and the fighting is bitter, with neither side able to achieve victory or even a substantial advantage, soldiers eventually begin to tell strange stories of sights seen when death is near, of miraculous deliveries from destruction, of impossible ships seen above the Earth, and even of non-human allies fighting on their side. Psychologists, given to believing only what they can see, feel, hear, or measure, generally have credited these stories to hallucinations resulting from long-sustained stress, or, in the case of the non-human allies, to plain, wishful thinking rising out of a deep feeling of insecurity. What psychologist was ever willing to believe that an angel suddenly took over the controls of a falling fighting plane, righting the ship and bringing it down to Earth in a crash landing that enabled the wounded pilot to crawl away, then curing the wound the pilot had sustained? Red-Dog Jimmie Thurman swore this happened to him. He had tangled with an Asian fighter group escorting a hot, high level bomber over the north pole. This was in the early days of the war when such bombers still slipped through the defenses occasionally. Red-Dog Jimmie Thurman had got one of the fighters with a single burst from his guns and was pushing his jet straight up at the soft belly of the bomber far overhead when a shell, from an Asian fighter that he had not seen, knocked off half of his right wing. A fragment of the exploding shell hit him in the right shoulder, mangling the flesh and the bone. Spinning like a leaf being whirled over and over in a hurricane, the plane started the long plunge downward toward the polar ice cap below. Jimmie couldn't work the seat ejection mechanism because of his broken arm.

Science Fiction Stories

Doomsday Eve

The Darkness Before Tomorrow

The savage code of Martians was as ruthless as desert they lived on and more valuable than millions of gems

Death Desert

Man and Centaur fought to free a girl--and the fate of all mankind hung in the balance

Battle Before Dawn

Frank Belknap Long

Cordwainer Smith

Nelson S. Bond

Joseph J. Millard

Galactic empires. Mighty heroes blasting their way to victory. Galaxy-spanning quests. They're all essential ingredients for a space opera! Here are 6 classic novellas from the pulps, showcasing galaxy-spanning adventures. Included are: "Thunder to Venus," by Joseph J. Millard "The Last Outpost," by Nelson S. Bond "Martian Adventure," by Robert Moore Williams "A Planet Named Shayol," by Cordwainer Smith "The Superstition Seeders," by Edward Wellen "And We Sailed the Mighty Dark," by Frank Belknap Long If you enjoy this ebook, don't forget to search your favorite ebook store for "Wildside Press Megapack" to see more of the 300+ volumes in this series, covering adventure, historical fiction, mysteries, westerns, ghost stories, science fiction -- and much, much more!

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