Lost Sci-Fi Books 96 thru 100: Mutant Children, Frozen Earth and Strange New Worlds Where Humanity Struggles to Survive

Lost Sci-Fi Books 96 thru 100 brings together five vintage adventures from Philip K. Dick, Fritz Leiber, Mike Ellis and George O. Smith, with mutant children, mysterious planets, alien aggression and an Earth transformed beyond recognition.

Strange Eden by Philip K. Dick — Johnson wants nothing more than to leave the lush alien world behind, but Brent insists on exploring. What he discovers gives him a very compelling reason to stay.

The Crawlers by Philip K. Dick — Children born near a radiation laboratory are changing, and everyone fears what they’ve become. Washington wants the situation kept quiet, but hiding the truth won’t make the children disappear.

A Pail of Air by Fritz Leiber — A wandering dark star has torn Earth away from the Sun, leaving the planet frozen beneath eternal night. One family survives by collecting frozen oxygen and bringing it home one pail at a time—but how long can they continue?

Willie’s Planet by Mike Ellis — On a distant world, survival demands sacrifice. When a man’s fate becomes inseparable from the lives of others, dying for humanity may become the most meaningful choice he can make.

The Incredible Invasion by George O. Smith — An aggressor must be stopped, but fighting back isn’t simply a matter of superior firepower. The real challenge is finding a sound—and perfectly legal—way to defeat the enemy.

Lost Sci-Fi Books 96 thru 100 delivers five journeys into worlds transformed by radiation, cosmic catastrophe and alien threats, including two Philip K. Dick stories and Fritz Leiber’s unforgettable tale of survival on a frozen Earth.