Classic Science Fiction: 86 books

A humorous, but dangerous look into the future of law and order.

Short Story about a rocket ship.

A scientist's theory about the basic nature of the universe and reality has unexpected consequences. Interesting and original.

Gruesome tale of aliens testing a human on an asteroid, until he finds the cure for what they are doing to him.

The orphan system of Onzar was fuming under its leader's driving, paranoid megalomania. For there was a prize. A vast, grand prize within a parsec of this ambitious domain—the major warp-lines of space crossing the Galaxy between the Allied Worlds and the Darzent Empire. Skyward, hungry legions!

There are two basic kinds of fools--the ones who know they are fools, and the kind that, because they do not know that, are utterly deadly menaces! If you are looking for a clever read that will let you ponder on how different moral values may lead to evolutionary differentiation between "fellow...

Dworn knew that if his machine failed him in battle he would die. For men fought each other viciously, with no bond of brotherhood, in this—World Of The Drone. The denizens of this desert like world clanking around in their various machines which define their "clans" have a pretty hard...

A million years from now, a strange moon is found orbiting Jupiter. No one knows what it is, or where it came from...

A thrilling tale of debauchery and sex on Mars as told by two news reporters.

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

A futuristic detective thirller.

Chet, Walt and Diane are on a wild ride to the Dark Moon—but they go as prisoners of their deadly enemy Schwartzmann.

A thrilling and deeply exciting tale of a world-wide revolution, and the federation of the European and English-speaking countries brought to pass by the agency of a man who had at one time been a victim of Russian tyranny.

"I'll give you the cure for the most horrible disease," Songeen said. "The sickness of life itself." Newlin replied, "Fine. But first, give me a couple of minutes to kill your husband. Then we'll go on from there."  A perfectly horrible little novella about life, death, and sanity.