Lost Sci-Fi Books 211 thru 215 brings together five vintage science fiction stories from legendary authors and lesser-known voices, with journeys to hostile worlds, unsettling encounters, clever twists, and dangers that rarely reveal themselves until it’s too late.
In the Walls of Eryx by H. P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling follows an explorer on Venus who discovers an invisible structure—and becomes trapped inside a maze he cannot see.
Dance of the Dead by Richard Matheson takes readers into a disturbing future where a night out leads to a horrifying spectacle unlike anything its young visitors expected to witness.
Never Trust A Thief! by Robert Silverberg delivers a fast-moving tale built around deception, opportunity, and the hazards of believing someone whose profession should have been warning enough.
Hey Ma, Where’s Willie? by I. M. Bukstein adds an offbeat entry to the collection, proving that some of science fiction’s most memorable surprises can begin with an apparently simple question.
Ring Around The Sun by Isaac Asimov turns its attention toward the heavens as an astronomical mystery challenges what people believe they know about the solar system.
From the invisible dangers of Venus to strange futures and mysteries closer to home, Lost Sci-Fi Books 211 thru 215 showcases the remarkable variety that made vintage science fiction so much fun to discover.
Five stories. Five distinctive journeys into the unexpected. Another collection of forgotten and unforgettable science fiction from Lost Sci-Fi.
