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Lost Sci-Fi Books 241 thru 245 brings together five vintage science fiction stories from Clyde Beck, Hugh B. Cave, Mike Curry, Ray Bradbury, and Scott F. Grenville. Across space and strange worlds, danger arrives in unexpected forms and the impossible can suddenly become very real.

Collision Orbit by Clyde Beck heads into space, where an extraordinary situation threatens to turn a journey among the stars into a desperate struggle.

Spawn of Inferno by Hugh B. Cave delivers a darker journey into the unknown as an expedition encounters something terrifying where no one expected to find it.

Metamorphosis by Mike Curry explores a startling transformation and the consequences that follow when the familiar becomes something altogether different.

Referent by Ray Bradbury showcases Bradbury’s remarkable imagination in an unusual story from earlier in his career, blending a fantastic premise with the distinctly human perspective that made his fiction unforgettable.

Super Joe Mulloy by Scott F. Grenville rounds out the collection with an entertaining tale about extraordinary possibilities and what can happen when someone becomes anything but ordinary.

From threatening encounters to remarkable transformations and journeys into the unknown, these five stories capture the imagination and unpredictability that made vintage science fiction so much fun.

Discover another collection of forgotten favorites and remarkable stories in Lost Sci-Fi Books 241 thru 245.

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