Novel-Classic Stories

Fallout is, of course, always disastrous-- one way or another

As pretty as a picture? Yes, because that was all she was. or would become some day!

"Pigs Is Pigs" Butler quite surpasses himself in this story. The intricacies in radio are so great, and the changes occur so quickly that no one can afford to make a will wherein a radio provision figures. Once we thought of having a radio loud speaker installed in our coffin to keep us company and make it less lonesome. After reading this story we quickly changed our mind. The possibilities are too various.

Erd Neff wanted as little to do with his fellow men as possible. So he lived alone in his big cash-vault. Alone, except for John....

Droozle was probably the greatest writer in the world--any world!

If he took the high road--and also the low road--he'd be in the same place afore himself!

I thought of every way to save Hal from the Lydna Project and failed. but the women didn't!

Guy Burckhardt woke up screaming out of a dream. It was more real than any dream he had ever had in his life. He could still hear and feel the sharp, ripping-metal explosion, the violent heave that had tossed him furiously out of bed, the searing wave of heat. He sat up convulsively and stared, not believing what he saw, at the quiet room and the bright sunlight coming in the window. He croaked, "Mary?" Pinching yourself is no way to see if you are dreaming.

This 1957 book contains thirteen pre-space-exploration stories for young readers. Some of the details show their dated composition (we now know the earth looks blue not green from space) but the sense of adventure will still hold attention for the young.

Ellaby's society was a perfect democracy, where all men were equal. But some still wanted more personal attention, and they got it, like--