Armchair Fiction presents paperback collections of the best in classic science fiction short stories, complete with many original illustrations. You find some amazing things happening in this tenth edition of Armchair Fiction's "Science Fiction Gems." There are some fabulous authors serving up some very memorable moments of intriguing science-fantasy. Robert Sheckley is front and center with his wonderful tale, "Prospector's Special." Robert Moore Williams offers some taut moments of science fiction adventure in his shipwrecked-on-Venus novelette, "Doom Ship." Carl Jacobi gives us an excellent example of nature run wild in his memorable story, "Moss Island." Then there's Chester S. Geier, who offers an interesting notion as to what lies beyond science's known and comfortable borders in "The Secret of the Yellow Crystal." There are a few lessons in humanity to be learned in Milton Lesser's poignant "Blonde Cargo." Charles DeVet's "Specimen" shows the human survival instinct at its best. And who can forget the little old ladies who surround a seedy charlatan in Ray Bradbury's charming "A little Journey." Try out some of these sci-fi gems and we're sure you'll be captivated for hours...
Three" features works by C. M. Kornbluth, Stanley Mullen, Clifford D. Simak, Sam Merwin, Jr., Algis Budrys, Milton Lesser, Kris Neville, William Tenn, and others. This is another fine collection of classic science fiction.
Enjoy our fifteenth collection of Science Fiction Gems, which features some great fiction by brilliant writers. These stories are a pretty brilliant group-a real nice batch to cozy up to.
Enjoy our fifteenth collection of Science Fiction Gems, which features some great fiction by brilliant writers. These stories are a pretty brilliant group-a real nice batch to cozy up to.
The eleven other stories in this collection are “Gray Flannel Armor,” “The Leech,” “Watchbird,” “A Wind Is Rising,” “Morning After,” “The Native Problem,” “Feeding Time,” “Paradise II,” “Double Indemnity ...
Armchair Fiction presents paperback collections of the best in classic horror short stories, complete with many original illustrations.
“Now look here, Ed. I'm not sharing my vacation with anything like that. It's probably poisonous. I'm sure it has dirty habits. ... Thurston looked with distaste at the three cages made of heavy mosquito netting.
The thirteen other stories in this collection are “The People Trap,” “The Victim from Space,” “Shall We Have a Little Talk?”, “Restricted Area,” “The Odor of Thought,” “The Necessary Thing,” “Redfern’s Labyrinth ...
An NYRB Classics Original Robert Sheckley was an eccentric master of the American short story, and his tales, whether set in dystopic cityscapes, ultramodern advertising agencies, or aboard spaceships lighting out for hostile planets, are ...
Thrillers: A Classic Collection
The Stories that inspired 16 classic science fiction movies.