The Science Fiction Archive #2, an amazing collection of the greatest science fiction writing EVER! Featuring: With These Hands, by C.M. Kornbluth What is POSAT?, by Phyllis Sterling-Smith A Little Journey, by Ray Bradbury Hunt the Hunter, by Kris Neville Citizen Jell, by Michael Shaara Operation Distress, by Lester Del Rey Syndrome Johnny, by Charles Dye Psychotennis, anyone?, by Lloyd Williams Prime Difference, by Alan Nourse Doorstep, by Keith Laumer The Drug, by C.C. MacApp An Elephant...

The awe-inspiring twelfth volume of the Golden Age of Science Fiction!! Featuring: Once a Greech, by Evelyn E. Smith Pandemic, by J.F. Bone My Fair Planet, by Evelyn E. Smith Sorry: Wrong Dimension, by Ross Rocklynne Junior, by Robert Abernathy Song in a Minor Key, by C.L. Moore The Right Time, by Walter Bupp The Man Who Saw the Future, by Edmond Hamilton Citadel, by Algis Budrys The Doorway, by Evelyn E. Smith To Remember Charlie By, by Roger Dee The Last Place on Earth, by Jim Harmon Do ...

The awesomeness of the Golden Age of Science Fiction continues, with Volume V! Sail through space, visit rival galaxies, and suffer the void! Volume V contents include: The Moons of Mars, by Dean Evans Orphans of the Void, by Michael Shaara The Luckiest Man in Denv, by Simon Eisner The Awakening, by Jack Sharkey A City Near Centaurus, by Bill Doede How to Make Friends, by Jim Harmon A Bad Day for Sales, by Fritz Leiber Bimmie Says, by Sydney van Scyoc Shipping Clerk, by William Morrison

The awesome, amazing, stupendously excellent sixth volume of the Golden Age of Science Fiction! Featuring: Proof of the Pudding, by Robert Sheckley Green Grew the Lasses, by Ruth Wainwright The Luckiest Man in Denv, by Simon Eisner The Awakening, by Jack Sharkey Orphans of the Void, by Michael Shaara The Moons of Mars, by Dean Evans A Bad Day for Sales, by Fritz Leiber How to Make Friends, by Jim Harmon A City Near Centaurus, by Bill Doede Bimmie Says, by Sydney van Scyoc Shipping Clerk, b...

In "The Upside-Down Captain," the story revolves around a unique and imaginative premise where the titular captain and his crew encounter bizarre and challenging situations. The novel combines elements of adventure and science fiction, featuring innovative concepts and a dynamic narrative.The plot involves the captain and his crew dealing with unconventional and often upside-down scenarios, both literal and metaphorical. These situations lead to humorous, dramatic, and thought-provoking mo...

Mindsnake by Jim Harmon is a science fiction novel that delves into themes of mental control and psychological manipulation. The story is set in a future world where technology has advanced to the point of enabling profound control over the human mind.The plot centers around a powerful device or technology, referred to as the "Mindsnake," which has the capability to influence and control people's thoughts and behaviors. This device falls into the hands of various factions with differing ag...

The Big Headache by Jim Harmon is a short science fiction story that explores the consequences of advanced technology and its impact on society and human behavior. Harmon, known for his work in speculative fiction, crafts a narrative filled with humor, irony, and a touch of absurdity.The story is set in a near future where headaches—both literal and metaphorical—have become a common issue for the population. The protagonist, likely an ordinary individual, becomes embroiled in a larger plot...

"No Substitutions" is a science fiction novel that delves into the realm of future technology and its implications. The story is set in a future where advanced technology allows for various forms of substitution and replication, raising questions about identity and authenticity.The plot revolves around a central character who becomes entangled in a conflict involving these advanced technologies. The protagonist may face challenges related to the ethical and personal implications of such te...

In "The Last Trespasser," the story is set in a future where human civilization has expanded across the galaxy, and the concept of private property and individual rights have evolved significantly. The novel explores the implications of these changes through a gripping narrative involving a mysterious trespasser.The plot centers around the discovery of a "trespasser" in a highly controlled and regulated society. The protagonist, a figure of authority or an investigator, is tasked with unco...

"Break a Leg" is a mystery novel with a theatrical backdrop. The story unfolds in the world of theater, where the characters are involved in the production of a play. The plot centers around a series of mysterious and dangerous events that begin to unfold during the production.The title, "Break a Leg," is a common phrase used in theater to wish actors good luck, but in this case, the phrase takes on a more literal and sinister meaning. As the story progresses, the characters must navigate ...

The story is set in a future where Chicago, once a bustling metropolis, has vanished or become unrecognizable. The protagonist, often portrayed as an explorer or a survivor, ventures into the area where Chicago used to be, only to find a strange and altered landscape. Throughout the narrative, the protagonist encounters remnants of the past, encounters with survivors, and bizarre phenomena that hint at the city's transformation.As the protagonist delves deeper into the mystery of what happ...

"The Planet with No Nightmare" follows the story of a group of astronauts who land on a distant planet in search of resources and exploration opportunities. However, they soon discover that this planet is unlike any they have encountered before.On this planet, there are no nightmares. The inhabitants are peaceful and content, living in harmony with their surroundings. The astronauts are initially intrigued by this phenomenon, but they soon realize that there may be darker forces at play. A...