Here’s the complete lineup—NOVELSMurder of a Plaster Saint, by Robert Wallace [Phantom Detective series]The Phantom Detective—masked pulp hero—makes his Black Cat Weekly debut.Velda, by Ron Miller [Velda Bellinghausen, P.I. series]The stunning conclusion of the first Velda novel! (Part 2 of 2.)SOLVE-IT-YOURSELF MYSTERY“A Bri...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.Wade is a down-and-out actor, with no work in sight. When he sees his agent, Wade tells him he's going to rob a bank. It's all a joke. Isn't it?

In a rural town, an arrogant university professor finds himself wandering through the woods, his hands covered in blood,and his memories foggy. He encounters one of his female students, who is being pursued through the woods by one of the locals. Disdainful of the ignorant, superstitious "peasants" in town, professor and student discover something they have in common and form an instant bond before deciding to leave the small town together—until the law catches up with them.

Lost Sci-Fi Books 406 thru 410Five unforgettable journeys await in this thrilling collection from the Golden Age of Science Fiction, where impossible worlds, relentless danger, and unforgettable ideas collide. From blazing alien landscapes to mysterious civilizations and chilling encounters with the unknown, these classic stories capture the imagination that made vintage science fiction timeless.Bryce Walton’s The Ultimate World explores hu...

A soldier of the Disciplinary Corps hadn't cracked up in all the years of Captain Morrow's service. Bronson was the first ... Bronson who reckoned he was one of the rare beings who had heard THE CALL from Mars.

Some questions can change the course of history. Others can determine whether humanity survives at all.Lost Sci-Fi Books 451 through 455 brings together five unforgettable stories from the Golden Age of Science Fiction, where dangerous worlds, impossible choices, and brilliant imagination collide. Whether it’s an expedition into the unknown, a desperate struggle for survival, or a mystery that challenges everything we believe, these classic tales continue to captiv...

Star Bright by Bryce Walton is a classic science fiction audiobook filled with cosmic imagination and futuristic themes. Blending adventure with speculative ideas, it appeals to fans of vintage sci-fi storytelling and space exploration.

Vintage Sci-Fi 11 - 26 Classic Science Fiction Short Stories from Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Voltaire, Philip K. Dick and moreRing Around the Sun by Isaac AsimovThe Veldt by Ray BradburyThe Masked World by Jack WilliamsonThe Small Bears by Gene L. HendersonAccept No Substitutes by Robert SheckleyTwo Weeks in August by Frank M. RobinsonDance of the Dead by Richard MathesonSavage Galahad by Bryce Walton...

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.We all have to die sometime, but it’s more the manner of our going, and the reason why we must die when we do that’s the rub.

In the great age of classic science fiction, writers kept returning to one world more than any other — a place of thin air, endless horizons, and secrets buried beneath red dust.Mars and Martians and Nothing But Mars and Martians 2 brings together twenty remarkable vintage stories from the 1930s through the 1960s — tales of explorers, settlers, scientists, wanderers, and the strange beings who may already call Mars home.Some stories are ten...

Embark on an unparalleled journey into the cosmos with "Amazing Tales Volume 21", where science fiction takes on new dimensions through an exhilarating collection of masterful narratives. This anthology delves into the heart of the human spirit, identity, and existential quests, set against the backdrop of futuristic worlds that both bewilder and inspire. Dive into the turmoil of the 25th century with "Prisoner of the Brain-Mistress", a saga where alien tech and mind control paint a dystop...

"Nothing around those other suns but ashes and dried blood," old Dunbar told the space-wrecked, desperate men. "Only one way to go, where we can float down through the clouds to Paradise. That's straight ahead to the sun with the red rim around it."But Dunbar's eyes were old and uncertain. How could they believe in his choice when every star in this forsaken section of space was surrounded by a beckoning red rim?