Novel-Classic Stories

At least a contributing factor to the current cycle of science fiction movies being made in Hollywood is the touchiness of minorities having their nationals being portrayed as villains. Cinema-makers are now trying to avoid further boycotts by using space aliens for villains. But suppose some of our Extraterrestrial neighbors are also a bit touchy?

The youngster of this story isn't a child monster at all. He's just--a "destructor." And that in itself is somehow unimaginably terrifying!

There are some people that it is extremely unwise to cross. and the fireworks start when two such people cross each other!

The punishment had to fit more than just the crime--it had to suit every world in the Galaxy!

Alcorn's wild talent was miraculous. he brought peace to everybody who came near him. Only one person was exempt--himself!

Don't wait to "Get 'em while they're hot." By then, it is too late to get them of all!

It seemed Earth was a rich, and undefended planet in a warring, hating galaxy. Things can be deceptive though; children playing can be quite rough--but that ain't war, friend!

The mysterious loss of the Arethusa is investigated by Dr. Bird and Carnes.

A ray of fire, green, mysterious, stabs through the night to Dan on his ship. It leads him to an island of unearthly peril.

There is foul play on Mercury--until Denny Olear of the Interplanetary Flying Police gets after his man.