Science Fiction Stories

A fledgling magician seeks the help of a powerful Indian Shaman to gain justice and revenge.

Why were they apologetic? It wasn't their fault that they came to Earth much too late.

How far would you go for a lost loved one?

It's a funny thing, but most monsters seem to be of the opinion that it's men who are the monsters. You know, they have a point.

Where are we going? What will the world be like in the days--perhaps not too distant--when we have tested and tested the bombs to the finite degree? Joe L. Hensley, attorney in Madison, Indiana, and increasingly well known in SF, returns with this challenging story of that Tomorrow.

Some men just haven't got good sense. They just can't seem to learn the most fundamental things. Like when there's no use trying--when it's time to give up because it's hopeless....

Johnson had two secrets--one he knew and would die rather than reveal--and one he didn't know that meant to save him over his own dead body!

They were the perfect servants--they were willing to do everything for nothing. The obvious question is: How much is nothing?

Two Timer in the February 1954 issue of Galaxy Science Fiction. Here is a brace of vignettes by the Old Vignette Master. short and sharp. like a hypodermic! - Experiment - Sentry

A little known species defends the Galaxy with an ultimate weapon.