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Fantastic Universe' started publishing in 1953 and continued until March 1960. It was one of the better magazines to launch during the boom in science fiction magazines publishing. It published many important stories' by some of the fields best known writers. Collected in this over sized edition are...

ONE DAY AN UNHAPPY MAN WENT FOR A DRIVE He went for a drive. That’s it. Just a drive. A drive with no destination and for no particular reason except to clear his head….get himself out of a melancholy mood…maybe even find a smile somewhere in the gloomy realities of his life. But the real question...

Thaddeus Webb has run away. Again. On the edge of Edinburgh he’s trying hard to stay out of trouble. Now it looks like trouble has found him. When Thad stumbles across someone who’s been scamming innocent tourists, he feels he must put a stop to their nefarious activities. But things are...

In Greece’s capital city, men are disappearing from migrant camps, and the police don’t seem to care. But someone else does. Reclusive former website designer Thaddeus Webb, on vacation with his new girlfriend, finds himself reluctantly caught up in the search for the missing men. Everything...

In this erotic thriller, former Jersey City detective John DelMonico and his beautiful new partner Terri O'Brien confront unimaginable dangers from teenage hackers, roadside Mexican burritos, rapping white boys, sadistic lunch meat, mutilated stuffed animals, irate California drivers and finally, a pair of kinky, psychotic killers who use the Internet to hunt down and torture their victims.

Anticipating a normal work night, Jill instead gets the shock of her life from an encounter with the other side. A lonely ghost girl, a tragic fire and a fall down a staircase all make for an unforgettable ghost story. A Feast To Die For is ghostly and long, short story with a memorable ending.

Bill, the Galactic Hero is written by Harry Harrison who is also the author of Deathworld, Make Room! Make Room! (filmed as Soylent Green), the popular Stainless Steel Rat books, and many other famous works of SF. "Simply the funniest science fiction book ever written."--New York...

Madness goes viral in this post-apocalyptic thriller from the author who “like Crichton and H.G. Wells . . . writes stories that entertain roundly” (Publishers Weekly). The world is not the same since the Pandoravirus horribilis outbreak changed the essence of human nature. Those affected...

A young black teenager tries to survive the West,Brazil and poverty while living in a Favela(slum). He tries to know his name, while others have already given him another one. His journey is to tell the world, "My name is Lucas." It's a story about us, a love story, a story about father and son, a story about who we are, what we shouldn't be and who we can be.

This volume collects 19 stories of robots in their many guises. Some obey Asimov’s 3 Rules of Robotics. Some are of alien design. Some serve mankind. And some…don’t. All are great reading. Included are: HELEN O'LOY, by Lester del Rey SIDNEY, THE SCREWLOOSE ROBOT, by William P. McGivern JAMES...

Fantastic Universe' started publishing in 1953 and continued until March 1960. It was one of the better magazines to launch during the boom in science fiction magazine publishing. It published many important stories' by some of the field's best known writers. This is our second Fantastic Universe...

The First Mystery Novel MEGAPACK™ presents four classic mysteries by top crime writers. Here are: The Red Bishop, by Howard Mason ... A wild chase through Europe...a castle on the Rhine...some very fancy corpses...a racing columnist who suddenly finds himself a Peer of the Realm... These are the unlikely...

Volume II of the Golden Age of Science Fiction! Collecting stunning stories of stupendous sci-fi awesomeness! Warrior Race, by Robert Sheckley Advanced Chemistry, by Jack Huekels Spacewrecked on Venus, by Neil R. Jones The Martian, by A.R. Hilliard and Allen Glasser he Velvet Glove, by Harry Harrison...

Holy Moley Sci-Fi Fans!!! The funbelievable fourteenth volume of the Golden Age of Science Fiction!! Featuring: Problem on Balak, by Roger Dee Star, Bright, by Mark Clifton Man in a Sewing Machine, by L.J. Stecher Point of Departure, by Vaughan Shelton Of All Possible Worlds, by William Tenn End as...