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Post Mortal Syndrome Damien Broderick et al.
immortality, longevity, science fiction, robin cook, michael crichton… More
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A Lunatic Fear B. A. Chepaitis
Jaguar Addams is back! Three prisoners are brought to Planetoid 3 with symptoms of exposure to chemicals that can come only from illegal moon mining — but who’s running the lunar mining game, and where are… More
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Judas Payne Michael Hemmingson
Judas Payne was the devil’s spawn, a product of rape, a half-white, half-Indian outcast who was loved only by his pretty half-sister, Evangeline. When the Reverend Payne finds the two naked in the barn, he takes out one… More
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Enemy of the State E.C. Tubb et al.
With the renewal of the Cold War, the Security Services in the West were jittery: a saboteur could, now, as never before, destroy a fantastic amount of material, production potential, and infrastructure. Civilization… More
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The Count of Monte Cristo, Part One Alexandre Dumas et al.
This dramatization of the classic novel is the first of four parts. In 1815 Napoleon has fled to Elba, and the Bourbons have been restored to the French throne. Young Edmond Dantes is First Mate and Acting Capt. of the merchant… More
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Shattering Glass John Russell Fearn
The girl had been lying dead all night. There’d been a terrible struggle, but in the end, the woman had lost her life to the jagged top of a cologne bottle–her jugular vein severed. Suspicious immediately… More
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In the Language of Scorpions Charles Allen Gramlich et al.
THIRTY TALES OF MODERN HORROR! In his newest collection, Charles Allen Gramlich, who has a Ph.D. in psychology, explores the dark territory of modern horror, from monsters, to serial killers, to the surreal landscapes… More
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The Sword and the Rose V. J. Banis
In all the history of the sun-scorched Holy Land, there’s never been a knight like Sir Kenneth, “The Falcon.” His sword is swift and true, and in battle he fights with a savage intensity that lifts … More
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The Princess Casamassima Frank J. Morlock et al.
Based on the 1885 novel by Henry James, this play tells the story of Hyacinth Robinson, the bastard son of a French woman and an English lord. Robinson has become a bookbinder in the London working-class slums. He embraces… More
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A Westward Love V. J. Banis
Claire Hayes was an Englishwoman with pale blonde hair and dark, burning eyes. Soon she was crossing the wild, wide American continent. Its roughness would strengthen her, and five men would help make her a woman: Peter,… More
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The Count of Monte Cristo, Part Two: The Resurrection of Edmond Dantes Alexandre Dumas et al.
The Count of Monte Cristo, one of the greatest adventure novels of all time, has been converted by the author into a series of four plays. In PART TWO, Edmond Dantes has escaped from the dreaded prison island of d’If… More
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Honky-Tonk Girl Charles Beckman
Honky-Tonk Street—a dark, lonely, sordid edge of town where doom and despair reign supreme—a place where Johnny Nickles and the members of his jazz band are playing hot sets in seedy clubs among the whores, winos, and… More
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Bohemia; or, La Bohème Theodore Barriere et al.
Henry Murger wrote a series of popular short stories in the late 1840s describing the poverty of the young artists of his generation in Paris, basing them on his personal experiences. These were adapted for the stage … More
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The Old Man of the Stars John Burke
Who was the man who never grew old? Even in the enlightened society of near-future Earth, he was feared, reviled, castigated for remaining forever young. But when Matthew admits to his amazing longevity, and its source… More
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The World Wrecker Sydney J. Bounds
Strange reports begin arriving from around the world–reports of a bearded man who can walk through solid walls. Business conferences find a stranger listening to their secret plans; military documents and … More
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Sedona Conspiracy James C. Glass
NSA agent Eric Price is sent to Sedona, Arizona to investigate strange activities at a secret underground base. A new type of stealth aircraft is being tested there, he discovers. But there’s something odd about the … More