Lost Sci-Fi Books 261 thru 265 brings together five unforgettable journeys from Theodore Sturgeon, Frank Herbert, H. G. Wells, Alfred Bester, and Ray Cummings—stories where reality slips out of place, homes harbor secrets, worlds face destruction, and survival can depend on discovering the truth before it’s too late.
Yesterday Was Monday by Theodore Sturgeon begins with a slight error somewhere. A man wakes up on Wednesday even though yesterday was Monday—and soon discovers he has somehow slipped behind the scenes while the builders are still putting Wednesday together.
Old Rambling House by Frank Herbert follows the Grahams in their search for something simple: a home they can finally call their own. They find one, but there’s another question they never thought to ask. What does the house want?
The Star by H. G. Wells looks to the heavens as a mysterious celestial body races toward Earth. As catastrophe approaches and destruction spreads, humanity confronts the terrifying possibility that its world may never be the same.
Fondly Fahrenheit by Alfred Bester takes us to Paragon III, where a horrifying discovery launches a manhunt and suspicion falls on an android capable of murder. But the truth behind the killings is stranger than anyone expects.
Space-Wolf by Ray Cummings ventures to barren Titan, where the promise of valuable zolonite draws Morgan into a bizarre beast-empire ruled by a cold-eyed woman from Earth.
From fractured time and murderous machines to planetary catastrophe and the wilds of Titan, Lost Sci-Fi Books 261 thru 265 delivers five imaginative stories from some of science fiction’s most distinctive voices.
