Lost Sci-Fi Books 146 thru 150: Five Vintage Sci-Fi Short Stories of Strange Worlds, Impossible Journeys and Unexpected Heroes

Five unforgettable journeys into the strange, surprising worlds of vintage science fiction.

Lost Sci-Fi Books 146 thru 150 brings together stories from five celebrated authors, where the impossible can arrive without warning and even the smallest traveler can become a legend.

Upon the Dull Earth by Philip K. Dick — Silvia believes she can reach beyond the boundaries of ordinary existence, but what answers her may transform far more than she ever imagined.

The Star Mouse by Fredric Brown — Mitkey is an ordinary mouse until an encounter with visitors from another world sends him on an adventure worthy of the greatest legendary heroes.

Hero From Yesterday by Robert Silverberg — A peaceful society faces an unfamiliar problem: what should they do with their only criminal? Their solution requires finding someone from a very different age.

The Call From Beyond by Clifford D. Simak — An outcast begins a lonely voyage toward a forbidden gateway and a mystery that reaches beyond life itself.

Welcome Martians by Evan Hunter — Humanity is ready for a historic venture into space. There’s just one problem: figuring out exactly who is going where.

From Philip K. Dick’s reality-bending imagination to Fredric Brown’s wit, Silverberg’s clever speculation, Simak’s cosmic mystery, and Evan Hunter’s satirical touch, these five stories capture the imagination and variety that made vintage science fiction unforgettable.

Rediscover five remarkable stories from science fiction’s golden years in Lost Sci-Fi Books 146 thru 150.