The paintings of Texas artist Buck Schiwetz.

Buck Schiwetz: The Man and His Art

Cole, Everett B.

Pruett, Jakie

Arts & Photography

Eakins Pr Foundation

The Fifth Science Fiction MEGAPACK ®

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Emshwiller, Carol

Bethke, Bruce

WESTLAKE, Donald E.

DOCTOROW, CORY

Watt-Evans, Lawrence

Schweitzer, Darrell

Sargent, Pamela

Scholes, Ken

DOZOIS, GARDNER

Davidson, Avram

Davis, Grania

STEELE, ALLEN

Lake, Jay

Lanier, Sterling E.

Zebrowski, George

Tevis, Walter S.

Fontenay, Charles L.

Clough, Brenda W.

Pohl,Frederik

Nourse, Alan E.

Sheldon, Walter J.

Sheckley,Robert

Laumer, Keith

Stewart, James C.

Raphael, Rick

Science Fiction

Wildside Press

<p>This 569-page, vintage compilation of dark sci-fi and fantasy from 1932 to 1960 includes:1. Native Soil by Alan E. Nourse2. The Highest...Treason by Randall Garrett3. Problem by Alan e. Nourse4. The Green Beret by Tom Purdom5. Card...Trick by Walter Bupp6. The Coffin Cure by Alan Nourse7. Letter of the Law by Alan Nourse8. Gun For Hire by Mack Reynolds9. A Spaceship Named McGuire by Randall Garrett10. Victory by Lester del Ray 11. A Transmutation of Muddles by H. B. Fyfe12. Alarm Clock by Everett B. ColeThis compilation is written by some of the most prolific and talented writers of the Golden Age of Science Fiction and Fantasy pulp. Their work easily stands up to and exceeds today's standards.</p>

Bonus Sci-Fi Anthology -- 12 Masterpieces From Golden Era

Del Rey, Lester

Garrett, Randall

Nourse,Alan

Fyfe, H. B.

Pudom, Tom

Bupp, Walter

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Dark Universe: 9 Classic Sci-Fi Tales by the Masters

Nourse, Alan Edward

Weinbaum, Stanley Grauman

Harrison. Harry

BLISH, James

Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels.  The first novel is “The Starship From Sirius,” by sci-fi great Rog Phillips.  In the Martian year 3947 a strange ship was discovered approaching from space, getting ready to land—visitors from the stars!  Would they be hostile?  No one knew.  There was no contact, no response, and its very presence seemed distinctly sinister to the overwrought imaginations of the people of Mars.  When the ship finally landed, Dr. Irwin Crabtree and his two military escorts entered the ship’s open hatch and made a shocking discovery:  Descendants of star voyagers that had left Earth many centuries before!  They soon found themselves hurtling through space in an unexpected journey that nothing could have prepared them for.  Join master science fiction storyteller Rog Phillips for a fascinating yet grim look at the Earth of the future in his brilliant sequel to “So Shall Ye Reap.”  The second novel is “Final Weapon,” by Everett B. Cole.  Throughout human history, Man has developed (and used) many deadly weapons of all shapes and sizes—from the crude stone knives of prehistoric days, to the muskets of revolutionary times, to the terrifying multi-megaton nuclear bombs of today.   But here, in the not too distant future, the weapon that was the most effective in destroying a man’s hopes and security was…the file folder.   That was the weapon Howard Morely truly loved and knew how to use best.  But there was something far more potent to come.  Join veteran science fiction author Everett B. Cole as he spins an engaging tale of a grim future, where telepathy machines exist and the world is run by strict military rules.

Starship From Sirius, The, & Final Weapon

Phillips, Rog

Armchair Fiction & Music

<p>Armchair Fiction presents extra large, fully illustrated editions of classic science fiction double novels. The first novel is “Death Hunt” by Robert Gilbert. Ube Kinlock came to the planet Maggie for one reason only: to kill the Hog—a monstrous beast that had already killed hundreds of Maggiese citizens. However, when he arrived on Maggie he found a civilization so crude, so strict, and so darned unfriendly that he wound up in jail before his spaceship had barely touched the ground! But with the leniency of a high-ranking official and the aid of a beautiful but rebellious Maggiese hunter, Kinlock soon set out to track the monstrous beast down. He was looking for one last big payday—a final score before retiring. Unfortunately, the Hog had other ideas. Robert E. Gilbert—with only a handful of published works to his credit—is barely remembered in science fiction circles today. But make no mistake about it, Gilbert’s “Death Hunt” (aka “Hunt the Hog of Joe”) is a brilliant piece of sci-fi, combining the best elements of action and adventure with inspired moments of tongue-in-cheek humor. It is a minor classic, not seen in print since 1957. This edition’s second novel is “The Best Made Plans” by veteran science fiction author Everett B. Cole. A planetary Uprising was brewing! There are some people that it is extremely unwise to cross…and the fireworks started when two such people crossed each other! Everett Cole has spun a web of science fiction intrigue in this classic tale that first appeared in the pages of the pages of John W. Campbell’s Astounding Science Fiction magazine, all the way back in 1959.</p>

Death Hunt & The Best Made Plans

Gilbert, Robert E.

Armchair Fiction

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