Return to the days when science fiction magazines carried readers to impossible worlds and introduced ideas unlike anything they had encountered before.
Lost Sci-Fi Books 241 thru 260 brings together twenty vintage science fiction stories packed with strange planets, dangerous experiments, unexpected visitors, ingenious schemes and ordinary people caught in decidedly extraordinary circumstances.
Ray Bradbury explores a fascinating question of identity in Referent, while Robert Sheckley brings his unmistakable wit and imagination to Proof of the Pudding. Clifford D. Simak offers two adventures featuring the wonderfully unlikely Oliver Meek in Mr. Meek–Musketeer and Mr. Meek Plays Polo, and Frederik Pohl bends the possibilities of time in A Hitch in Time.
You’ll also discover stories by Murray Leinster, Donald A. Wollheim, Donald E. Westlake, J. F. Bone, Hugh B. Cave, Charles E. Fritch and other imaginative writers whose work helped make classic science fiction so much fun to read.
Across these twenty stories, spaceships collide with danger, mysterious worlds conceal unexpected surprises, strange technologies create new problems, and the future can depend on one person making the right decision at exactly the right moment.
Lost Sci-Fi Books 241 thru 260 is another journey into the wonderfully unpredictable world of vintage science fiction, where the next great adventure is always just one story away.
