Epistle to the Babylonians an Essay On T

Fontenay, Charles L.

Univ Of Tn+press

Estes Kefauver, a Biography

History

Americas

Olympic Marketing Corp

Kipton in Wonderland. Kipton confronts espionage, assassination, and martian-style economics in her third adventure. She joins forces with Friedel, a classmate of German origin who has just discovered girls. They must solve a murder in a virtual-reality theater. The Pile's businesses, those that manufacture and control air and water and choose what is imported from Earth, are regulated by UNASA. A radical group, Free Mars, espouses the overthrow of UNASA in the name of democracy and self-regulatory free enterprise. Its real aim is to decontrol prices. A UNASA undercover agent has discovered the identity of the company behind Free Mars. But before he can pass on this information, he is murdered in A virtural reality "Alice in Wonderland" as Kipton and Friedel watch. They saw the murder, the murderer, the weapon...didn't they? Nothing may be as it seems. In this adventure the reader explores virtual reality, logonomically enhanced programs which can convince people of their reality and in extreme cases, affect them physically and psychologically.

Kipton in Wonderland (Kipton Chronicles)

Children's Books

Royal Fireworks Pr

The Fifth Science Fiction MEGAPACK ®

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Emshwiller, Carol

Bethke, Bruce

WESTLAKE, Donald E.

DOCTOROW, CORY

Watt-Evans, Lawrence

Schweitzer, Darrell

Sargent, Pamela

Scholes, Ken

DOZOIS, GARDNER

Davidson, Avram

Davis, Grania

STEELE, ALLEN

Lake, Jay

Lanier, Sterling E.

Zebrowski, George

Tevis, Walter S.

Clough, Brenda W.

Pohl,Frederik

Cole, Everett B.

Nourse, Alan E.

Sheldon, Walter J.

Sheckley,Robert

LAUMER, KEITH

Stewart, James C.

Raphael, Rick

Science Fiction

Wildside Press

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Planet of Dread," is an outer space horror story. It tells the tale of a spaceship with one too many passengers—a stowaway. The stowaway is given two choices: be sentenced to death, or be marooned on a nearby planet. He chooses to be marooned. His one problem is that the planet is crawling with millions of giant insect monstrosities. The second novel, "Twice Upon a Time” is a wonderful story of space opera and time travel. Because of the long years it took to travel between the worlds of the galaxy, interplanetary peace could only be maintained by a small band of men known as The Deathless Legion. And of these cosmic policemen, Chaan Fritag of Earth was the first to cross the path of the man who wanted to be Napoleon of the stars. You'll find lots futuristic thrills in both of these terrific novels, penned by sci-fi veterans, Murray Leinster and Charles L. Fontenay.</p>

Planet of Dread & Twice Upon a Time

Leinster, Murray

Armchair Fiction & Music

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels.  The first novel "Stay Out of Space" is written by well-known sci-fi author, Dwight V. Swain.  John Goss had been trying to get accepted for the new deep space expedition for quite some time.  It was his dream--hell, it was the dream of the whole human race to someday visit the stars.   However, all previously scheduled missions had been postponed--the Huu giving any and all sorts of reasons.  For John Goss, though, this expedition was to be different, he was certain of that.  But the Huu had different ideas.  They secretly wanted to prevent space travel--period.  To the Huu, Goss' kind spelled potential disaster, because they knew that going into space would provide their mortal enemies, the Shan, with a break in the Earth's force field.  The Shan had been waiting a long time for that, and if they were successful, they planned to wipe out every living creature on the planet.  The second novel "Rebels of the Red Planet" was penned by sci-fi veteran Charles L. Fontenay.  Dark Kensington had been dead for twenty-five years.  It was a fact; everyone knew it.  Then suddenly he reappeared, youthful, brilliant, ready to take over the Phoenix, the rebel group that worked to overthrow the tyranny that gripped the settlers on Mars.  The Phoenix had been destroyed not once, not twice, but three times!  But this time the resurrected Dark had new plans, plans that involved dangerous experiments in mutation and psionics.  And now the rebels realized they were in a dangerous situation fraught with double jeopardy.  Not only from the government's desperate hatred of their entire movement, but also from the growing possibility that a new, terrible breed of mutated creatures would soon get out of control and bring forth terrors, the likes of which, had never been known to man.</p>

Stay Out of Space! & Rebels of the Red Planet

SWAIN, Dwight V.

The 13th edition of Armchair Fiction’s Science Fiction Gems series is filled with some fabulous tales of speculative fiction. Stanley Mullen’s “Shock Treatment” is a fabulous alien contact story with a murder-for-hire setting. David H. Keller’s “The Ambidexter” is a page-turning medical sci-fi tale with a latent feeling of menace and a great twist ending. “The Shipshape Miracle” by Clifford D. Simak features a lonely spaceman stuck on a distant backwoods planet with seemingly no chance for survival. Then there’s Harry Harrison’s “World in the Balance,” a tightly written, fast-moving story of an invasion from outer space. Also look for a grim outer space duel to the death in Charles L. Fontenay’s “Escape Velocity.” Other tales by Irving E. Cox, Jr., Milton Lesser, John W. Jakes, Harl Vincent, and Chad Oliver help round out what is certainly one of our best (and longest) collections of science fiction gems. The contents are as follows: THE ALMOST-MEN By Irving E. Cox, Jr. SHOCK TREATMENT By Stanley Mullen THE AMBIDEXTER By David H. Keller, M. D. THE SHIPSHAPE MIRACLE By Clifford D. Simak ESCAPE VELOCITY By Charles L. Fontenay THE DREAMING TREES By John W. Jakes WORLD IN THE BALANCE By Harry Harrison QUICKIE By Milton Lesser INVISIBLE SHIPS By Harl Vincent NIGHT By Chad Oliver

Science Fiction Gems, Volume Thirteen, Stanley Mullen and Others

Lesser, Milton

Vincent, Harl

Mullen, Stanley

Jakes, John W.

Cox Jr., Irving E.

Oliver, Chad

Keller, M. D., David H.

SIMAK, CLIFFORD. D.

Harrison. Harry

Armchair Fiction presents extra large paperback collections of the best in classic science fiction short stories. Enjoy our fifteenth collection of Science Fiction Gems, which features some great fiction by brilliant writers. These stories are a pretty brilliant group—a real nice batch to cozy up to. If you’re searching for the perfect woman, try “Accept No Substitutes,” but you may find out that too much perfection is not always a good thing. If you love innocent little kids, you may learn that innocence and evil are not that far apart in “Zero Hour.” “The Thing in the Truck” should satisfy your cravings for potatoes, only make sure they’re well cooked. Like a good murder mystery? Try out “Earth Transit” for a nifty whodunit in outer space. “The Man With X-Ray Eyes” shows you how blind ambition can make you see a whole lot more than just the simple facts. And “Someday” will give you a bird’s eye view of the entire phenomenon of self-awareness. All in all, there are some grand futuristic thrills waiting for you in the pages of this new collection; so be bold and step into the future. Here’s the lineup: ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES By Robert Sheckley THE THING IN THE TRUCK By Milton Lesser IN THE SCARLET STAR By Jack Williamson ZERO HOUR By Ray Bradbury GLOW WORM By Harlan Ellison THE MAN WITH X-RAY EYES By Edmond Hamilton EARTH TRANSIT By Charles L. Fontenay SOMEDAY By Isaac Asimov THIS STAR SHALL BE FREE By Murray Leinster PHANTOM HANDS By Berkeley Livingston ONE-WAY TUNNEL By David H. Keller THE TIMELESS MAN By Frank Belknap Long

Science Fiction Gems, Volume 15, Milton Lessor and Others

ELLISON, HARLAN

HAMILTON, EDMOND

Williamson, Jack

Geier, Chester S.

Asimov,Isaac

BRADBURY,RAY

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