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Depicting one man?s transformation and descent into brutality, H.G. Wells?s ?The Invisible Man? is a riveting exploration of science?s power to corrupt. In this tale of psychological terror, a young scientist must live in the personal hell created by his own experiments. Using himself as the...

Atlantis ist ein Science-Fiction-Roman (oder auch utopisch-technischer Roman) des Autors Hans Dominik. ?Atlantis? wurde erstmals 1925 veröffentlicht. Man schreibt das Jahr 2000. die politische Lage ist gespannt: Das vereinigte Europa steht amerikanischen und afrikanischen Machtblöcken gegenüber,...

When Sir Edward Leithen leaves London to spend Whitsuntide as a guest at Flambard, he has no idea of the extraordinary sequence of events about to unfold. Among the collection of fellow guests, some of whom he knows and some he doesn?t, is the extraordinary mind of Professor Moe, a scientist who...

Meet the another sci-fi story from the master of adventure and science-fiction novelist of the pulp era Otis Adelbert Kline, best known for his interplanetary adventure novels set on Venus and Mars, which instantly became science-fiction classics. Smaller than a microbe, the Stranger was but how he...

?The Bulpington of Blup?, a 1932 novel by H. G. Wells, is a character study analyzing the psychological sources of resistance to Wellsian ideology, and was influenced by Wells?s acquaintance with Carl Gustav Jung and his ideas. Theodore Bulpington is a very ordinary man ? with a very vivid...

When Vernia, empress of Reabon, mightiest land of all Venus, was kidnapped by the strange marauders of the sea and was taken to their hidden port, it presented the Earthman, Robert Grandon, with his greatest challenge. Grandon goes on a quest to save her, a quest that will put him on challenges,...

There is a long tradition among the romances of the 19th and early 20th century of the ?lost race? novel concerning explorers who stumble onto a culture exists hidden from the outside world. ?A Queen of Atlantis: A Romance of the Caribbean? is a novel among the most famous ?lost race? novels...

Led to believe that his natural mother is a chimpanzee Chicma, a young boy knows only the savage ways of the great apes. Kept in a cage, he is systematically trained to become a savage killer by the fiendish Dr. Bracken. But the young boy, Jan, is clever enough to escape from the lab and make it...

Dated 1928. ?By Airship to Ophir?, written by Fenton Ash, tells the story of an airship and two aircraft meander round central Africa picking up an assortment of natives in a search for the fabled land of Ophir, which is eventually reached and found to be inhabited by a race of people of...

A soul-corrupting evil invades the remote English village of Cainsmarsh, infesting the minds of the local residents. Dark events are plaguing its people. An elderly woman stiffens in dread at her own shadow; a terrified farmer murders a scarecrow; food prepared by others is eyed with suspicion;...

Early science fiction, a cult classic, an enjoyable adventure. The story opens when our hero and his friends go to South America to look for radium, which has anti-gravity properties, and battle with a race of cruel Inca-type people who use the radium to fly, and disguise themselves as giant birds...

When in 1925 his first novel ?The Son of His Father? was published at the Chicago publishing house, then its circulation took twenty-seven freight cars. The ?Son of His Father? was made near the Oracle, and his first show was in Tucson. A great adventure in the desert and mountain world of Arizona...

This is a story about the coming terror. George Griffiths tells the story of the Great War that never happened. Airship squadrons and steam fleets clash over the world?s great kingdoms, leaving panic and devastation in their wake. Can the good side win this time? What happens to the planet? Many...

Weird mystery with rationalized supernaturalism featuring private detective Matthew Grimlock. ?A Studio Mystery? is a secret, and there is not much of a secret about the murder of the artist Arnold. The suspicions of the reader fall at once on Gustave. There is a certain ingenuity, however, in the...