Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 395: Timeless Sci-Fi from Wells to Henderson—Five Forgotten Gems

Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 395

Four Lost Sci-Fi Short Stories from the 1930s, 40s, 50s and 60s and One from 1897

Five imaginative stories spanning more than six decades of science fiction bring together strange inventions, dangerous discoveries, unexpected visitors, and futures where the impossible suddenly becomes real.

Robot Nemesis by E. E. “Doc” Smith delivers the larger-than-life adventure and futuristic imagination that made Smith one of science fiction’s most influential early authors.

The Crystal Egg by H. G. Wells begins with an unusual object in a London shop and becomes something far more extraordinary. First published in 1897, it is a remarkable early tale of mysterious technology and a tantalizing glimpse of another world.

The Time Snatcher by Randall Garrett turns time itself into the center of a clever science fiction mystery, where an impossible disappearance demands an equally unusual explanation.

Before the Fact by Zenna Henderson brings Henderson’s distinctive human touch to the fantastic, blending the extraordinary with characters and emotions that feel immediately familiar.

Parking Unlimited by Noel Loomis takes an everyday frustration and pushes it into wonderfully imaginative territory, proving that science fiction can find its biggest ideas in the most ordinary problems.

From H. G. Wells at the dawn of modern science fiction to the inventive storytelling of the twentieth century, Lost Sci-Fi Books 391 thru 395 offers five entertaining journeys into the strange, surprising, and unexpected.

Rediscover five fascinating stories from science fiction’s remarkable past.