Introduction “Blunder Enlightening”, written by Dave Dryfoos, belongs to SF’s sociological subgenre—stories using speculative settings to explore social dynamics, communication, […]
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Introduction “I Am Tomorrow” (1952), by Lester del Rey, is a classic Cold War–era science fiction novella that blends political
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Astounding Stories: The Roaring Start of Super-Science You’re looking at the very beginning of a sci-fi revolution: Astounding Stories of
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Robert Louis Stevenson’s Gothic Chiller Robert Louis Stevenson truly cemented his name in Victorian literature, both with rousing adventures like
Invisible Death “Invisible Death,” written by Anthony Pelcher, was the last entry in Astounding Stories of Super-Science Vol. 1, No.
Consciousness Transfer Science Fiction “Tanks,” written by Murray Leinster, appeared in the first issue of Astounding Stories of Super-Science (January
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Introduction “Compensation” was written by C.V. Tench and appeared in Astounding Stories of Super-Science, Vol. 1, No. 1, in January
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Consciousness Transfer Science Fiction “The Stolen Mind”, written by M. L. Staley and published in Astounding Stories of Super-Science, delivers
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Introduction to A Parallel Dimension Story Ray Cummings published “Phantoms of Reality” in the very first issue of Astounding Stories
Introduction to Mammoth Cave sci-fi horror “The Cave of Horror,” a 1930 tale by Captain S. P. Meek, first appeared
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