Lost Sci-Fi Books 311 thru 315: Five Classic Science Fiction Tales of Alien Threats, Dangerous Discoveries and Unexpected Enemies

Lost Sci-Fi Books 311 thru 315 brings together five imaginative stories from Alan E. Nourse, Robert Silverberg, Arthur C. Clarke, Miriam Allen DeFord, and Donald A. Wollheim. Strange discoveries challenge what we think we know, unexpected threats emerge, and encounters with the unknown rarely unfold according to plan.

Peacemaker by Alan E. Nourse explores a future where the pursuit of peace carries complications of its own, and the solution to conflict may prove every bit as dangerous as the problem.

An Enemy of Peace by Robert Silverberg turns the idea of peace in another direction, as Silverberg creates a world where maintaining order comes with unexpected consequences and one man finds himself caught in the middle.

The Parasite by Arthur C. Clarke delivers an early tale from one of science fiction’s greatest writers, confronting humanity with a strange threat and the unsettling possibilities hidden within the natural world.

Oh, Rats! by Miriam Allen DeFord takes something ordinary and familiar and transforms it into the foundation for an unusual science fiction story with a decidedly unexpected turn.

Saknarth by Donald A. Wollheim ventures into the strange and unfamiliar, showcasing the imagination of a writer and editor who would become one of the most influential figures in American science fiction publishing.

From dangerous attempts to preserve peace to mysterious organisms and unexpected encounters, these five stories capture an era when science fiction constantly challenged readers with new ideas.

Return to the age of limitless imagination with Lost Sci-Fi Books 311 thru 315.