Robert Sheckley

Dimension of Miracles

Immortality, Inc

Presents a collection of short stories by the famed science fiction author.

The Stories of Robert Sheckley

Store of the Worlds

Can You Feel Anything When I Do This?

Mindswap

Roger Zelazny

As the first millennium aproaches, Azzy Elbub, a somewhat bumbling representative of the Powers of Darkness, struggles with the forces of good for control of the universe by persuading a sleeping princess to commit a treacherous act

Bring Me the Head of Prince Charming

Citizen in Space

When the harried Mephistopheles signs up a medieval cutpurse named Mack the Club for the latest battle between the forces of Good and Evil-- mistakenly thinking him the learned Dr. Faust--all hell breaks loose. Reprint.

If at Faust You Don't Succeed

Will Barrent had no memory of his crime . . . but he found himself shipped across space to a brutal prison-planet. On Omega, his only chance to advance himself -- and stay alive -- is to commit an endless series of violent crimes. The average inmate's life expectancy from time of arrival is three years. Can Barrett survive, escape, and return to Earth to clear his name?

The Status Civilization

The Wonderful World of Robert Sheckley

The Game of X

A Ticket to Tranai

Untouched by Human Hands

Robot Who Looked Like Me

Mevki Uygarligi

In "The Prize of Peril," everyone lives on...because when someone is about to die, the emergency squad is always there to bring that person back-whether he or she wants it or not. The seven other stories in this collection are "The Humours," "Triplication," "The Minimum Man," "If the Red Slayer," "The Store of the Worlds," "The Gun Without a Bang," and "The Deaths of Ben Baxter."

Store of Infinity

When Robert Sheckley creates a modern take on the myth of the Minotaur, he creates a tour de force of imagination, fantasy, and creative confusion. Through brief chapters running from "How Theseus got his first Mintoauring Job" to "I hate to blame Daedalus for everything," "The Attack of the Self Pity Plant," "Daedalus Dispenses with Causality," and finally, "Falling Through the Story," we travel a maze as lethally complicated as the Minotaur's and arrive at the end breathless with wonder, surprise, and laughter.

Robert Sheckley

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