This is the first in the great Skylark series - a voyage to the ends of the Universe!

Third volume in the classic series, and the first to feature superman Kimball Kinnison.The pirates of Boskone raided at will, menacing the whole structure of interstellar civilization. Masterminded by a super-scientist, their fleets outgunned even the mighty space cruisers of the Galactic Patrol.Lensman Kimball Kinnision of the Patrol found the secret Boskonian base. It was impenetrable to outside attack, but a single infiltrator MIGHT penetrate its defenses, if he wanted to ...

Space Duel to the Death. Somewhere among the galaxies was the stronghold of Boskone - a network of brilliant interplanetary criminals whose mania for conquest threatened the future o all civilization. But Where? Boskanian bases dotted the universe - shielded by gigantic thought-screens that defied penetration. It was up to Lensman Kim Kinnison, using his fantastic mental powers, to infiltrate the Boskonian strongholds and learn the location of the enemy's Grand Base - and smash it forever!...

The Ultimate Sci Fi Collection brings together over 50 of the greatest science fiction masterpieces ever written!Featuring:JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH, by Jules VerneTWENTY THOUSAND LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA, by Jules VerneTHE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND, by Jules VerneFROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON, by Jules VerneAROUND THE MOON, by Jules VerneOFF ON A COMET, by Jules VerneDOCTOR OX’S EXPERIMENT, by Jules VerneTHE STEAM HOUSE, by Jules...

Law enforcement lagged behind crime because the police were limited in their spheres of action, while criminals were not. Therefore, when Bergenholm invented the inertialess drive and commerce throughout the Galaxy became commonplace, crime became so rampant as to threaten the very existence of Civilization. Thus came into being the Galactic Patrol, an organization whose highest members are called "Lensmen." Each is identified by wearing the Lens, a pseudoliving telepathic jewel matched to...

In "The Skylark of Valeron," E. E. Smith intricately weaves a tapestry of science fiction that explores interstellar adventure, complex relationships, and the inexorable quest for knowledge. Set against a backdrop of grand cosmic battles and advanced technologies, the narrative showcases Smith's hallmark blend of imaginative world-building and intricate plotting, reflecting the spirit of early 20th-century speculative fiction. The novel operates within the context of the early space opera ...

The Lensman Series is among the foundational epics of American space opera, a vast chronicle of interstellar policing, psychic evolution, and cosmic war. From Triplanetary to Children of the Lens, Smith imagines civilizations shaped by the ancient struggle between Arisia and Eddore, culminating in the heroic career of Kimball Kinnison and the Lens-bearing Galactic Patrol. Its prose is vigorous, declarative, and technologically exuberant, reflecting the pulp magazines in which it first flou...

In "The Galaxy Primes," the story revolves around a group of humans who possess extraordinary mental powers and are referred to as the "Galaxy Primes." These individuals embark on a journey across the galaxy, encountering various alien species and facing formidable challenges along the way.As they explore the cosmos, the Galaxy Primes must confront threats to humanity and navigate complex interstellar politics. The novel is filled with elements of space exploration, adventure, and intergal...

Tedric is set in a historical or adventure context rather than Smith's more well-known science fiction settings. The novel follows the titular character, Tedric, who embarks on a journey or quest that involves elements of romance, intrigue, and personal growth. The story typically combines adventure with dramatic and romantic elements, reflecting Smith's storytelling style.

A prequel of sorts to the ever-popular Lensman series, Triplanetary offers some fascinating background material that sheds new light on the story arc. In the novel, Smith provides the origin story for the super-intelligent race of humanoid creatures known as the Kinnison line, as well as for the Triplanetary League, a political alliance among Earth, Mars and Venus.

The Fall of Rome, the Wars that racked the world, mass murder and horror...Men thought they were historical accidents, "human nature." But each one was a move in a Universe-wide battle-and the men who suffered and died were the big chessmen. Finally, one man discovered the truth-and faced his strange destiny in the ultimate struggle for control of the Universe.

The Galactic Patrol's Lensmen are the most feared peacekeepers in the Galaxy. The "Lens," a telepathic jewel matched to the ego of its wearer, is the ultimate weapon in the war against the merciless pirate Boskone and his forces of lawlessness. The only problem is the Galactic Patrol isn't sure how to capitalize on the Lens' incredible powers, but new graduate Kimball Kinnison is determined to learn. Taking command of the experimental fighting ship, the Brittania, Kinnison and his crew set...