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First published in 1952, this one of the earliest examples of post-nuclear holocaust fiction. Fors was a mutant. He did not know what drove him to explore the empty lands to the north, where the great skeletal ruins of civilisation rusted away in the wreckage of mankind's hopes. But he could not resist the urging that led him through danger and adventure, to the place where he faced the menace of the Star Men...First published as Star Man's Son. -
No-one had ever gone into the 'Blue' section of the planet Arzor and returned. It was the hunting grounds of the terrible Norbie cannibals. Now there were ominous rumours of a gathering of the native tribes, which might mean the destruction of the planet and Hosteen Storm's brother was trapped in the 'Blue'... Cover art by Douglas Lee Travis. -
Book II of Forerunner. When an outlaw seized control of the colonial planet Demeter, Charis Nordholm decided that it could no longer be her home. So she contracted herself into the service of an off-world trader, who assigned her to buy cloth from the mysterious Wyverns. At first she was attracted to these shimmering dream-rulers of Warlock and yearned to learn their secrets, but by the time she finally began to understand the menace of Warlock, it was almost too late...Cover art by Davis Meltzer. -
Book II of Solar Queen. Lured by exotic gems and valuable oils, the crew of the space trader Solar Queen landed on the newly discovered planet Sargol, only to find their most ruthless competitor there ahead of them. Still they tried for fair trade, even according to the sly rules of the feline natives - whose beauty and grace were equalled only by their determination to drive a hard bargain. But after satisfactory trading and uneventful take-off, the Solar Queen discovered a plague on board, the treacherous work of someone who'd been on Sargol. Now they are forbidden by Federation rules from landing on any inhabited planet - and their supplies are running dangerously low...Cover art by Tony Roberts. -
Book II of Blake Walker: The universe had opened up for Blake Walker when he discovered that his world - our own Earth - was just one of hundreds ranked side by side on alternate timelines, each more strange and wondrous than the other, all coexisting at once, and all available to Blake Walker and the few natives of those other-Earths who could break the barriers between timelines. But Blake's new existence is threatened now - his time-traveling patron's daughter has been kidnapped. The engineers who could control the time-travel process are in open rebellion. And Blake himself has stumbled across a plot by a powerful and dangerous band of conspirators to ravage all the Earths in their reach. Blake must stop them. He knows that somewhere in the infinity of time there lies the key to solving this crisis. If he only knew when to look...Cover art by Victor Kalin. -
Star Born: Andre Norton
$10.00When Raf Kurbi's Terran spaceship burst into unexplored skies of the far planet Astra and was immediately made welcome by the natives of a once-mighty metropolis, Kurbi was unaware of three vital things: one was that Astra already harbored an Earth colony - descended from refugees from the world of the previous century. The second was that these men and women were facing the greatest danger of their existence from a new outburst of the inhuman fiends who had once tyrannised Astra. And number three was that the natives who were buying Kurbi's science know-how were those very fiends - and their intentions were implacably deadly for all humans, whether Earth Born or Star Born. Cover art by Dean Ellis. -
Star Ka’at: Andre Norton
$9.00They weren't ordinary cats. There was something strange about the way they looked at Jim and Elly, as if they could see inside their minds and knew exactly what they were thinking. And they could talk by telepathy instead of speech. They were the Star Ka'ats, a super-intelligent race of cats from outer space. They had come to Earth on a special mission. But when Jim and Elly crossed their path, the Star Ka'ats suddenly found their plans might have to change... For younger readers. -
Stranded on the alien world of Warlock, Shann Lantree's expedition camp has been wiped out by the Throgs, beings so alien that humans have yet to communicate with them. Lantree must quickly learn how to survive under harsh conditions while being chased by the Throgs - and how to distinguish the real from the illusory when he meets the mysterious Wyverns. Cover art by Josh Kirby. -
Book III of Time Traders. Travis Fox, once the unwilling captive of the runaway spaceship Galactic Derelict, has volunteered - eagerly this time - for the mission to colonise Topaz. But when he and his fellow Apaches find themselves reverting to the ways of their ancient warrior-race, just as the expedition from Russia has been transformed into a Mongol horde encamped across the mountains, it becomes clear that more than their own lives are at stake... Cover art by Davis Meltzer.