Classic Fiction: 284 books

Three classic novellas of science, space, and mind boggling mind control, by E. A. Grosser.

An expedition discovers a lost city in the far northern sea. Written over a century ago, this classic still holds its value as a true 'lost civilization' tale of the genre.

A classic tale of science and adventure on another planet.

A classic set of truly horrifying tales by Gerald Kersh.

A classic tale of the spread of government and religion on other planets.

A classic space opera / action adventure novel by Gallun.

Classic short tale by Peter Baily.

Classic space opera by Anthony Gilmore

A collection of five suspenseful science fiction short stories by Alfred Coppel.

A treasury hunting expedition is lost in the jungle.  A lost civilization is discovered.  It is a land with incredible people, devices and powers from ancient times.  There is a struggle, in that land, going on between good and evil.  One of the adventureers is destined to aid in that struggle....

It was a week before the Lhari ship went into warp-drive, and all that time young Bart Steele had stayed in his cabin. He was so bored with his own company that the Mentorian medic was a welcome sight when he came to prepare him for cold-sleep! The Lhari are the first space faring race, have made...

The complete magazine from February 1930.

Sophisticated, excellent novella-length story set on Darkover. A good example of the best kind of SF writing, where the story is about the characters and the setting is seamlessly integrated into it. Manages to pack in challenges that are psychological, physical and scientific.

Horror story of a hex and its aftermath...sort of.