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$3.99The Man Who Was Not John Russell Fearn
Gerald Dawson was the first to die—in an apparent road accident. But when other members of his family receive mysterious telephone calls informing them of their own imminent demise, and the predictions come true, Scotland… More
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Secret Agent X: Legion of the Living Dead Brant House
Ripped from the pages of the September, 1935 issue of Secret Agent “X” magazines comes this sensational novel, Legion of the Living Dead! From nowhere hurtled that black death car. And from nowhere came… More
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$2.99Jubilee Jack Dann
Peter Lindsay lives in Melbourne, Australia. Charles Blackford is an American trying to relive a happier time in Athens. Both men have lost their wives. And now they must decide how to cope with the overwhelming changes… More
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Faust Adolphe d'Ennery et al.
French dramatist Adolphe d’Ennery (1811-1899) follows the Faust story originally developed by Goethe, but with a leavening of humor that the German playwright lacked. Especially entertaining is the character… More
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The Economy of Light Jack Dann
This is the story of a Nazi hunter’s journey to find the man who tortured him and murdered his family, as he penetrates the depths of the Amazon jungle to experience an extraordinary “dream time.” Michael… More
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The Glass House Alexandre Dumas
When Antoinette swindled Margaree Harrod out of the old estate on Cape Breton Island, Margaree swore on her mother’s grave that she’d win it back. But blocking her ambition are three deadly obstacles: … More
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Shadow Valley Michael R. Collings
Shadow Valley is an isolated farming community known to few, but in one of its ramshackle farmhouses dwells a power that threatens death and destruction to any who walk within its walls. Now, Lila Ellis arrives to make… More
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Space Junk Rory Barnes
arth, the fantasy: the green, storied world where mankind originated. Earth, the reality: the junk planet, a dirty, dangerous place filled with detention camps, gangs and gangsters, flop houses, body parts factories,… More
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Tomorrow E. C. Tubb
Three men had broken into the laboratories of Atomic Power Inc., killing three guards and stealing a new formula for the control of atomic fission. They had inside help: someone had given them the guard schedule and a … More
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The Asteroid Murder Case Arthur Jean Cox et al.
THE ASTEROID MURDER CASE: A Science Fiction Mystery, by Arthur Jean Cox. The murder of UN observer Carl Neal on a lonely outpost of the Asteroid Belt would seem to be only a small human tragedy, and yet it opens up vistas … More
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En Route to the Great Eastern Circus and Other Essays on Circus History William L. Slout
William L. Slout, entertainment historian par excellence, here provides five fascinating essays on the development of the American traveling circus in the post-Civil War era: “En Route to the Great Eastern… More
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The Hunchback Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois et al.
Henri de Lagardere, the best swordsman in France, suddenly finds himself duty-bound to protect the baby female heir of a murdered friend–a girl who matures into a beautiful woman who will one day inherit a princely… More
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Polonius Victor Cilinca et al.
First performed in Galati, Romania, in 1996, Victor Cilinca’s Polonius is a play of political machination, social aspiration, treachery, and self-deception, set during the events of Hamlet. The play’s… More
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Under Western Eyes Frank J. Morlock et al.
Based on a novel by Joseph Conrad (1857-1924), “Under Western Eyes” tells the story of Razumov, a Russian student indirectly involved in the assassination of a Tsarist minister. Haldin, the man who committed… More
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Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine #7 Marvin Kaye et al.
The seventh issue of “Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine” is another fine selection of tales about Sherlock Holmes, or in the Sherlockian spirit.
Fiction:
The Dead House, by Bruce Kilstein
A Letter from… More
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Murder Jambalaya Lloyd Biggle
?My missing person did not hunt, fish, or engage in any type of sport that one would do in a Louisiana fishing village. And after a cursory look at what was called Pointe Nueve, I doubted a decent antique could be found to … More
