Stanley Weinbaum: 95 books

Dixon Wells discovers that seeing the world from another's perspective doesn't produce the results he may have expected.

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Musaicum Books presents to you this unique collection, designed and formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. Contents:The Black FlameDawn of FlameThe Adaptive UltimateThe Circle of ZeroPygmalion's Spectacles

These three stories deal with Dixon Wells, a perpetually late playboy who runs afoul of the inventions of his friend and former instructor in "Newer Physics", Professor Haskel van Manderpootz, a supremely immodest genius who rates Einstein as his equal. Contents: The Worlds of If The Ideal The Point of View

Dixon Wells, a fashionable playboy, is always late. What will it cost him this time?

A sequel to Martian Odyssey. It introduces us to more strange life on Mars, although nothing as strange as in the first—which we revisit for the sake of revisiting it. It makes a jab at imperialism at the end, which actually makes some sense given that this was an international expedition by countries that were fighting or had recently fought over colonies.

The, self-aclaimed "great", Haskel van Manderpootz has been "cheated" out of the coveted Morrell Award and unable to accept of life of modesty and in the discussion of varying points of view, van Manderpootz sets in motion his next great experiment.

Dixon Wells discovers that seeing the world from another's perspective doesn't produce the results he may have expected.