mind transference
The Valley of Creation by Edmond Hamilton
The Valley of Creation – A group of mercenaries takes a job to help a rebel group secede from a tribe in the lost wilds of Tibet. What they find is a nightmare of men and intelligent animals fighting together against the rebel group.
The Leopard Man and Other Stories by Perley Poore Sheehan
The Leopard Man and Other Stories – Three stories of magic, mysticism, mystery, and the strange unexplainable things that happen in some of the remote corners of the world.
The Gargoyle by Greye La Spina
The Gargoyle – A Novel of Devil Worship – a monstrosity so hideous that he appears to no one in the light, and wears a thick black veil at all times, so that even his own mother will be spared the sight of his frightful countenance.
The Shadow Out of Time by H.P. Lovecraft
The Shadow Out of Time – A brilliant word picture which weaves time, archeology and mind travel into a fascinating narrative of explorative science.
The Challenge From Beyond
In 1935, Fantasy Magazine was approaching its 3rd Anniversary and editor Julius Schwartz wanted to do something special. He conceived of the idea of a “composite story” (round-robin story) called “The Challenge from Beyond” to commemorate the event.
The Complete Hawk Carse by Anthony Gilmore
The complete saga of Hawk Carse as he battles the evil genius Dr. Ku Sui. Carse pits decisive action against Ku Sui’s henchmen as well as his cabinet of disembodied brains in the fight to preserve the solar system.
Lorelei of the Red Mist by Leigh Brackett and Ray Bradbury
A thief makes the biggest score of all time and then dies trying to escape. His dying mind is transferred into the body of a warrior who is being used by a sorceress to destroy her enemies.
The Star Kings by Edmond Hamilton
The Star Kings is classic science fiction from Edmond Hamilton. Prince Zarth Arn exchanges minds and bodies with John Gordon, 200,000 years in his past. Gordon finds he must impersonate Prince Zarth on the eve of interstellar war. And only one man knows the truth of his impersonation – the tyrant leader of the League of Dark Worlds.
STARK – Man Without a Tribe by Leigh Brackett
Eric John Stark was born on Mercury to miners who died in a cave-in. He was brought up by Mercurian aborigines and given the name N’Chaka, meaning “the man without a tribe”. Stark grew up to become a wanderer, a warrior, a rebel, and ultimately a legend.