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Jonah of the Jove Run, by Ray Bradbury
The old man could feel orbits, sense trajectories, and calculate faster than the best computators. But he couldn't be trusted when he got a drink ins…
11 months, 3 weeks ago
The Towers of Titan, by Ben Bova
Across the frozen cliffs they loomed—the unbelievably ancient towers with the unimaginable engines deep inside them still pouring out their endless p…
11 months, 4 weeks ago
The Adventure Of the Cheap Flat, by Agatha Christie
No crime had been committed; no untoward event had occurred. But the astute Poirot saw, in the mere advertisement of a flat at too low a price, the m…
1 year ago
No Star's Land, by Joseph Samachson
A year in total isolation exploring distant galaxies is too long to spend with just one other person, even for newlyweds on their honeymoon. Wanting …
1 year ago
Second-hand Stonehenge, by Ernest Taves
In this century, as before, women and Stonehenge share one trait; they serve both men!
"Second-hand Stonehenge" appeared in the July-August 1970 issue…
1 year ago
The Deadly Ones, by F L Wallace
Life for their kind was becoming more difficult. So, Rathsden conceived a plan to stow away on a flying saucer and travel in secret to another planet…
1 year ago
Anton's Last Dream, by Edwin Baird
A brief tale of the dismal success of a scientist's experiment.
"Anton's Last Dream" appeared in the May 1937 issue of Weird Tales on pages 607 to 611…
1 year ago
Little Men of Space, by Frank Belknap Long
The children were told not to mess with the rocket while their father slept. And they didn't. They really didn't. It was the little men. The little m…
1 year ago
The Lost Race, by Robert E Howard
Returning home to his native land from a secret mission to the tribes of Cornwall, Cororuc is captured by a strange people, a people out of myth and …
1 year ago
Boots, by Murray Leinster
In San Teodoro De Los Angeles, a gentleman was a man who wears shoes. One of the madmen who stumbled into Juan's camp had on a pair of boots...
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1 year ago