A science fiction classic by British master Philip E. High!
Hudson looked round the command room with its cramped balsa-plast desk, single chair and wall bunk.
“You’re a nasty little—human being,” the newly-formed Z Type robot shrilled
"International smuggling, vicious gangsters, beautiful girls ... sparkling, intriguing, outstanding.
Victorian author Mary E. Wilkins Freeman (1852-1930) is most remembered today for her ghost stories,
The Second Philip K. Dick MEGAPACK™ collects 15 more rare stories by the classic science ficti
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Ralf Dale of the Interplanetary Police could scarcely believe it when his girlfriend confessed, &ldq
The 35th issue of WEIRDBOOK presents more stories in the Weird Tales tradition! Here are horror and
We are fortunate to have Barb Goffman, one of the most celebrated short story authors and editors of
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Once considered by many to be the greatest American mystery writer of all time, Melville Davisson Po
To remain on Mars meant death from agonizing space-sickness, but Earth-surgery lay days of flight aw
The green fleck on the radar screen hadn’t altered in size for three days now and Lieutenant P
