There was no reason for buildings to fall, yet they did, filled with a weird murmuring...
A science fiction classic by British pulp master John Russell Fearn!
JOHN RUSSELL FEARN (1908-1960) sold his first novel to the pulp magazine Amazing Stories, and quickl
Ralf Dale of the Interplanetary Police could scarcely believe it when his girlfriend confessed, &ldq
What the war had been about very few could remember, but some seemed to recall it had begun with a q
It was a plague of laughter fits—fits that left the sufferers dead. But what was the origin? A
No being may play God. Valno, benevolent Lord of Ixonia, tried. He tampered with Creation’s ba
G-7, emissary of an alien race of energy-beings, is sent to Earth to explore for energy sources his
When you're caught by the Chinese doing illegal stuff, and they punish you by changing the way you s
Black Cat Weekly presents another selection of not-to-be-missed mystery and science fiction novels a
When 11-year-old Abraham van Helsing attends the scientific unwrapping of a mummy with the father, h
King was a dog who had lost his master. But where was his master, Doc, in this ruined world that onc
“The Hammering Man” (also published as “Decidedly Odd”) is part of Edwin Bal
Mosby finally escaped the deadly boredom of his urban life and he managed to take with him over a qu
FIFTY GUNS AGAINST HIM! The first warning Bruce Powell got was a bullet screaming past his head from
