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Jennie must surely regret her impersonation of the Princess von Steinheimer at the Duchess of Chiselhurst’s Ball. Detectives know it wasn't the real Princess and are pressing her for more information. And, in the meantime, she received a letter from her H

It’s been twelve years since we’ve heard of Mr. Evan Pinkerton, the little, timid man who seems to attract trouble, and continually harasses Inspector Bull of Scotland Yard. They’re back now in Homicide House. The story is laid in postwar London, and Mr.

When Margaret Thackrey, ex-government agent and writer, decides to pen her memoirs, she unwittingly gets the attention of a vicious assassin--a man whose nefarious deeds she'd nearly uncovered during her service. Now he must stop the publication of her bo

The Galactic Medal of Honor was the most important, the most coveted award of all time. It was given only to a handful of the bravest and most self-sacrificing of those defending earth from the mysterious alien invaders that had appeared fifty years befor

Pity poor Sheila Stoller, writer of some small stature, lured by her ego to a tiny sci-fi convention. She expects boredom and annoyance, but fails to anticipate the actual fannish and metaphysical horrors that await! The Paul Di Filippo Presents series sh

While visiting the Princess at the Palace Steinheimer in Vienna, Jennie investigates a huge gold heist. Sixth in the Victorian sleuth series. 

This collection of 12 short stories chronicles Tarzan's late teenage years, within a year or two before Tarzan first encounters white people (including Jane Porter). In this volume are: Tarzan's First Love The Capture of Tarzan The Fight for the Balu The

Psychologists said that James Forrest Carroll had lost his mind—but they were forced to admit that he alone could save the Solar System from a fearsome menace from the outer reaches! A classic pulp science fiction novel, first published in Startling Stori

This THRILLOGY contains 3 classic science fiction stories from the pulps by Bryan Berry. Included are:: Mars is HomeThe Final VenusianThe Toy

With the delicate touch and deep sympathies of Ray Bradbury, Karen Joy Fowler or Jeff Ford, Alex Jablokov guides us through the remembered days of the 1960s when a teen boy and his family played host to an enigmatic and eccentric Russian exile named Vassi

"The Teacher from Mars" became an instant classic when it was published in the February 1941 issue of the classic pulp magazine, Thrilling Wonder Stories. It concerns a Martian who comes to Earth as a teacher, experiencing—in the wake of a devastating war

Joseph J. Millard's great reputation to pulp science fiction fans rests largely on two works—his short novels The Gods Hate Kansas and Thunder to Venus. Thunder to Venus is a rip-roaring adventure set in space, as Titus Conway, a ruthless business tycoon,

This startlingly beautiful and exotic story has to do with one of the most wondrous and frightening things in the world: growing up. Such simple words for such a complex, weighty, never-ending process. It carries with it the realization of responsibilitie

The prescient Mr. Schweitzer delivers a poignant and hard-hitting adventure about friendship, conspiracy theories and secret cabals that takes a writer of kids books from naif to ruefully wise initiate. The Paul Di Filippo Presents series showcases modern

This stirring canine Robinsonade-cum-utopia with a trace of Animal Farm will evoke tears, laughter, horror—and a sense that turnabout is fair play when dogs rebel against the cruelties of humans. The Paul Di Filippo Presents series showcases modern master

The ship suddenly jolted slightly and became still. The throbbing of the tremendous rocket engines ceased; the vessel lay in the half-shade of towering trees that stretched upwards to surprising heights against the slight gravity. The multiple lights of S

This classic interview with George R.R. Martin, conducted by World Fantasy Award-winning editor Darrell Schweitzer, originally appeared in Science Fiction Review #17, May 1976.

The second of Cottrel Hoe's tales of Jennie Baxter, a Victorial journalist-sleuth, a character in the tradition of Violet Strange and Amelia Butterworth. Includes an introduction by John Betancourt.

Harold "Hap" Miller, whose parents owned the Hanging Rock Ranch, is best friends with Jim Hawn, a boy of the Yakima tribe. When a calf goes missing on the ranch, the two boys ride out to find it—and set off a chain of events that reveals a modern-day myst

Kedrick and his mad band of gangsters seize Dr. Morgan and force him to reveal a great scientific secret that the criminal plans to use to bring horrible death to his enemies! Teague, the reporter, is about to inform the authorities and thus save a city f