Novel-Classic Stories

The plagues that struck mankind could be attributed to one man. But was he fiend. or savior?

The Martians had been sending a message to Earth for 5000 years, waiting for a response, but recently stopped. Why? They have interplanetary travel, yet no way to determine if any life exists here? In our infancy of space exploration, we are thoroughly exploring Mars to see if it can or ever could have supported life as we know it.

The twins were a rare team indeed. They wanted to build a printing plant on a garbage dump. When Muldoon asked them why, their answer was entirely logical: "Because we live here."

Don't take your eye off music. there is going to be a lot more to it than meets the ear!

It was the awfullest dream in the world, no doubt about it. In fact, it seemed to be the only dream there was!

She traveled from life to death and back again like a commuter on the 5:15. except each trip brought her nearer the beginning of the line!

On the Board, they were just little lights that glowed. But out there in the night of the city-jungle, they represented human passions-- virulent emotions-- and deadly crimes-to-be.

Alone and unaided, Pilot Travers copes with the invisible foes who have struck down America's great engine of war.

Neither the vegetation nor people in this book are entirely fictitious. But, reader, no person pictured here is you. With one exception. You, Sir, Miss, or Madam--whatever your country or station--are Albert Weener. As I am Albert Weener.

As the space fleets of an outraged Terran Confederation close in on the outlaw planet of Fruyling's World, the destinies of slave and master meet explosively, and from the shock of battle and its aftermath come an unexpected and awesome conclusion.