Lost Sci-Fi Books 351 thru 355: Five Vintage Science Fiction Tales of Hidden Secrets, Strange Worlds and Unexpected Encounters

Lost Sci-Fi Books 351 thru 355

Five vintage science fiction stories deliver mysterious discoveries, strange visitors, surprising futures, and the kind of imaginative twists that made classic science fiction so much fun.

Old Crompton’s Secret by Harl Vincent begins with a mystery surrounding an old man whose carefully guarded secret is far more extraordinary than anyone suspects.

James P. Crow by Philip K. Dick takes readers into a future shaped by intelligent machines, where one determined man challenges the society that has decided exactly where humans belong. It’s an early Dick story filled with the provocative ideas that would become hallmarks of his work.

The Artist and the Door by Dorothy Quick follows an artist whose encounter with a mysterious door opens the way to something beyond ordinary experience—and changes what he believes is possible.

Gunnison’s Bonanza by Dick Purcell combines science fiction with the irresistible promise of striking it rich, proving that an extraordinary opportunity can bring equally extraordinary complications.

Welcoming Committee by Harry Harrison turns humanity’s arrival on another world into an encounter where appearances can be dangerously misleading.

From Philip K. Dick and Harry Harrison to three fascinating voices from science fiction’s past, Lost Sci-Fi Books 351 thru 355 offers five very different trips into the unexpected.

Rediscover the imagination and surprises of vintage science fiction in this entertaining five-story collection.