Singularity Co : 10 books

Edwin Vincent Odle (1890–1942) is remarkable both for his obscurity and fame. The Clockwork Man is considered the first appearance of a cyborg in science fiction literature; his only other novel was never published and has been lost. His work has been apocryphally attributed to a...

The Man With Six Senses (1927) represents a seminal fusion of inter-war science fiction and literature of the occult.  This eBook brought to you by Singularity & Co. Our mission is to save rare vintage scifi, fantasy, and pulp fiction books by turning them into eBooks. 

In the tradition of Kate Atkinson's best-selling "Life After Life," Jerry Yulsman's fabulous WWII alternate history "Elleander Morning," stars a drop-dead gorgeous, time traveling courtesan assassin with mysterious, Top Secret orders from the highest authority: make your way to...

Mr. Stranger senior's invention propels Mr. Stranger junior on a voyage to explore the planet Mars and encounter its inhabitants. This eBook brought to you by Singularity & Co. Our mission is to save rare vintage scifi, fantasy, and pulp fiction books by turning them into eBooks. 

A collection of five classic C. L. Moore novellas set in four different worlds, Judgment Night  is Golden Age scifi at its best. Available only in the United States, Canada, and the Phillipines. This eBook brought to you by Singularity & Co. Our mission is to save rare vintage scifi, fantasy, and pulp fiction books by turning them into eBooks. 

A light and pulpy 1960s scifi outing, Doomed Planet is the a story of a band of rather inept explorers from Earth meeting a shape-shifting race called the Illustrians on a quite literally doomed planet. This eBook brought to you by Singularity & Co. Our mission is to save rare vintage scifi, fantasy, and pulp fiction books by turning them into eBooks. 

Smith’s Doomsday Wing is a fascinating apocalyptic vision of the titular top secret American doomsday weapon, and of an oblivious, mad Russian general intent on closing the missile gap with a first strike. A fast paced pulpy adventure, Doomsday Wing is not to be missed by fans of the science fiction...

A Plunge into Space was first printed in 1890 and continuously reprinted until 1910, earning the enthusiastic plaudits of Jules Verne. On the return trip they discover a stowaway --a Martian girl. The life-support systems of the ship cannot accommodate and extra passenger, and each crew member has...

RALPH 124C 41+, written by by writer/inventor Hugo Gernsback in 1911, is one of the earliest true American science fiction novels. It was originally created as a twelve-part serial in Modern Electrics magazine, and was released as a novel in 1925. In its day, it was hugely influential and widely read;...

Austin Hall's classic, The Blind Spot, first came out as a serialized novel in Argosy magazine in 1921, and was first published in book form in 1951. It's a longstanding classic of the genre-- in fact, genres--scifi, horror, fantasy and mystery, with a bit of Futurism tossed in for...