Science Fiction Stories

The ceremonious protocol of the Yills was impressive, colorful--and, in the long run, deadly!

The man is rare who will give his life for what is merely the lesser of two evils. Merrick's decision was even tougher: to save human beings at the expense of humanity, or vice versa?

It has been 60 years since the great Red Death wiped out mankind, and the handful of survivors from all walks of life have established their own civilization and their own hierarchy in a savage world. Art, science, and all learning has been lost, and the young descendants of the healthy know nothing of the world that was-nothing but myths and make-believe. The old man is the only one who can convey the wonders of that bygone age, and the horrors of the plague that brought about its end.

The sixty stories of the perfectly constructed Colossus building had mysteriously crashed! What was the connection between this catastrophe and the weird strains of the Mad Musician's violin?

Weird are the conditions of the interdimensional struggle faced by Dr. White's ninety-nine men.

The tragic misadventure of a man to whom the sky became an appalling abyss, drawing him ever upward.

Fyfe's quite right. there's nothing like a satellite system for a cold storage arrangement. Keeps things handy, but out of the way....

"Happy New Year!" she cried. But how often should one hear it said in a single lifetime?

If this was true, there ought to be another edition of What Every Young Girl Should Know!

Ezekiel, they say, "saw de wheel"--but he saw somewhat more than that. And Orton suggests that what he saw made perfectly good sense. to the understanding!