Two classic science fiction novels in one book. "The Galaxy Raiders" by William P. McGivern and "Space Station #1" by Frank Belknap Long.

The Galaxy Raiders/Space Station #1: Double Novel #1

Science Fiction & Fantasy

McGivern, William P.

Long, Frank Belknap

Science Fiction

Armchair Fiction & Music

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "The Programmed People," features a seemingly "perfect" future existence. The people of "the Hive" went about their rigid lives in ignorance of their real ruler and the actual history of their race. How could one slender blonde woman crack this powerful monolithic monstrosity? "Slaves of the Crystal Brain" tells the tale of a horrible machine with an evil purpose. There were only a few that were even aware of this cerebral monstrosity, and those unfortunate few trembled at the thought of it. Lot's of spine-tingling excitement is featured in both of these classic sci-fi novels, penned by Jack Sharkey and William Carter Sawtelle.

Programmed People/Slaves of the Crystal Brain

Sharkey, Jack

Sawtelle, William Carter

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel is Fritz Leiber's "You're All Alone." What really lurks in the shadows of our own minds? Don't get too nosy, lest you discover the most terrifying secret ever hidden from mankind. Bernard C. Gilford's "The Liquid Man" is a good old fashioned horror story about a mad scientist who mysteriously transforms himself into a shambling liquid monstrosity--a fiend with a penchant for snapping the necks of its victims. Two great novels from the golden age of horror and science fiction.

You're All Alone/The Liquid Man

Leiber,Fritz

Gilford, Bernard C.

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Citadel of the Star Lords," is a time travel tale about a lonely aircraft and its pilot who are thrown into the future when they are caught in a nuclear blast over the Nevada desert. In this futuristic time, mankind has been reduced to stone age levels and Earth is now controlled by an advanced alien race. To make matters worse, a space invasion from another alien world is imminent. The second novel, "Voyage to Eternity," is the tale of a space cadet who is drafted for a long space voyage from which no one is expected to return. The first stop is Mars, but after a series of intrigue-filled events the cadet is launched into a world far, far into the future. Lots of time travel thrills are featured in both of these exciting novels, penned by two top-of-the-line sci-fi authors, Edmund Hamilton and Milton Lesser.

Citadel of the Star Lords/Voyage to Eternity

HAMILTON, EDMOND

Lesser, Milton

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Iron Men of Venus," features fantastic robots rising up from the depths of the ocean. They were huge lumbering metal monstrosities, seemingly hell-bent on destroying everything in sight. A city was left aflame in the wake of their mindless onslaught. But were these towering monsters from Earth, or were they the invasion forerunners from another planet? The second novel, "The Man With Absolute Motion," is a tale of science at the crossroads. The universe had grown so vast that time and space had taken on new dimensions for man, and his millenium-long progress toward the stars had changed the destiny of Earth forever. However, galactic war still remained a possibility and human nature was still fiery and unpredictable. Could one unusual man make sanity prevail? Lots of tense action and space adventure thrills are featured in both of these exciting novels, penned by two sci-fi veterans, Don Wilcox and Noel Loomis.

Iron Men of Venus/The Man With Absolute Motion

Wilcox, Don

Loomis, Noel

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Planet of Dread," is an outer space horror story. It tells the tale of a spaceship with one too many passengers—a stowaway. The stowaway is given two choices: be sentenced to death, or be marooned on a nearby planet. He chooses to be marooned. His one problem is that the planet is crawling with millions of giant insect monstrosities. The second novel, "Twice Upon a Time” is a wonderful story of space opera and time travel. Because of the long years it took to travel between the worlds of the galaxy, interplanetary peace could only be maintained by a small band of men known as The Deathless Legion. And of these cosmic policemen, Chaan Fritag of Earth was the first to cross the path of the man who wanted to be Napoleon of the stars. You'll find lots futuristic thrills in both of these terrific novels, penned by sci-fi veterans, Murray Leinster and Charles L. Fontenay.

Planet of Dread & Twice Upon a Time

Leinster, Murray

Fontenay, Charles L.

Armchair fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "The Terror Out of Space" is a nail-biting space thriller. Fred Boone was in a no win scenario. He was hunted by agents of a powerful interplanetary cartel; the woman he loved had spurned him; and now he found himself trapped on a distant world surround by alien intelligence—an intelligence that could take the most horrifying creatures from one's worst nightmares and change them into reality. The second novel, "Quest of the Golden Ape," features a space warp to other worlds. A man awakens with no past—no childhood—no recollection except of a vague world steeped in terror from which his mother cried out for vengeance and the slaughter of his own people stood as a monument of infamy. Both novels are filled with terrific science fiction thrills and are penned by three sci-fi veterans, Dwight V. Swain, Ivar Jorgensen, and Adam Chase.

Terror Out of Space & Quest of the Golden Ape

Swain, Dwight V.

Jorgensen, Ivar

Chase, Adam

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Secret of Marracott Deep" is a tale of an undersea race rising from the depths to menace mankind. What was the secret of beautiful woman on the beach who found herself constantly threatened by monsters from below? Look out for giant lobsters! The second novel, "Pawn of the Black Fleet" is a tale of pending invasion. A massive alien fleet hovered in the skies above America. For days the grim, threatening spaceships of the invading armada were seen simultaneously over every major city, washing the earth below with a stinking miasma of evil dread. Then suddenly, the pattern stopped and the world waited silently and fearfully for the next move. Both novels are terrific thrillers penned by two well-known '60s sci-fi specialists, Henry Slesar and Mark Clifton

Secret of Marracott Deep & Pawn of the Black Fleet

Clifton, Mark

Slesar, Henry

Armchair fiction presents extra large paperback editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, “Beyond the Rings of Saturn” is an old-fashioned space adventure by Robert Moore Williams. Johnson Crane was sent to Saturn as an interplanetary troubleshooter, and he ran into far more trouble than he was expecting. However, when the trouble’s a beautiful woman, sometimes it’s just too hard to pull the trigger. Lots of good-guys-versus-bad-aliens thrills. The second novel, “A Man Obsessed” is a spine-tingling sci-fi horror tale by Alan E. Nourse. Jeffery Meyer had his own all-consuming obsession—a man from his past must die! After a five-year frenzied chase, Jeff had his victim cornered; he’d driven him into the last hideaway of the world’s most desperate men—the sealed vaults of the human-vivisectionists. And Jeff knew that to reach his final horrible objective, he must offer himself as a guinea pig for the secret experiments of the world’s most feared physicians!

Beyond the Rings of Saturn & A Man Obsessed

Williams, Robert Moore

Nourse, Alan E.

Armchair fiction presents the best in classic science fiction novels in extra large paperback versions. “The Green Man” is a fine sci-fi satire written by Harold M. Sherman. How would we actually receive a visitor from another planet? Try to imagine if one came to the United States in the year 1945. How would he be received by the government, the people, and the rest of the world in general? Here is a tongue-in-cheek tale about Earth’s first extraterrestrial visitor. A strange green man from a planet a trillion miles away, with a prophetic message for all the people of earth—to be delivered to during halftime at a Notre Dame football game!

The Green Man

Sherman, Harold M.

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