Dr. Lawler's serum would revert any person to a more primitive state—physically, not mentally. Armed with his antidote, he injected himself to prove his theories. What could possibly go wrong?
Dr. Lawler's serum would revert any person to a more primitive state—physically, not mentally. Armed with his antidote, he injected himself to prove his theories. What could possibly go wrong?
What chance had the castaway Earthman and his crossbow-
Squire Huckleroy told the jury that Clavering and Tebow, both law scholars together, hadn’t been on
There were twenty or twenty-five of them, overalled men, and women in homespun dresses and calico su
“There’s one Greek word,” Gwen pointed out. Her pink-tipped forefinger touched the string of capital
Squire Huckleroy told the jury that Clavering and Tebow, both law scholars together, hadn’t be
Annabella C. Flowers, that renowned writer of science fiction—better known as Grannie Annie&md
A lawman's understanding of the subtleties of human nature astounds his posse, including his sons.
Chuck Noel has blue eyes, from which the pigment seems to have been washed by dry heat until on
Simms had the toughest assignment of his career. He must fight his way through Venusian intrigue to
Lucas Edgerton, arbitrary and capricious eccentric, has a fabulous art collection. He began collecti
“Coven” features Wellman’s Union Army character, Sargeant Jaeger. In this story, t
