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Independence. It’s what we do.
The Log of a Cowboy – An account of a five-month drive of 3,000 head of cattle from Brownsville, Texas, to Montana during 1882 along the Great Western Cattle Trail.
Dead Men Singing – Remember the Alamo! H. Bedford-Jones turns his massive story-telling talents to the Texas Revolution and the Battle of the Alamo.
Sinister Barrier – Charles Fort said, “I think we’re property.” And that is the plot of ‘Sinister Barrier.’
The Moon Trilogy is a three-part story that begins with a tale of space travel and reincarnation, becomes a tale of military dictatorship, and ends with a second American Revolution.
Hugo Gernsback, editor of Air Wonder Stories, called Cities In The Air by Edmond Hamilton (1904-1977), “one of the most extraordinary stories that it has been our good fortune to read.” Cities In The Air was published in two parts in the November and December, 1929 issues of Air Wonder Stories.
These are the original Buck Rogers novels. Caught in a mining accident in 1927, Anthony “Tony” (Buck) Rogers fell into a state of suspended animation and only came back to consciousness 492 years later. He awakens in a world where Americans are mere back woods gangs “not worth the trouble of subduing” by the ruling Han Airlords. And so the stage is set for the “Second War of Independence.”
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Beyond the Veil of Time by B.H. Barney
The Vanguard of Venus by Landell Barlett
Sinister House – Seven Stories by J.S. Endicott
Boxed Death – Seven Short Mysteries by C.K.M. Scanlon
The Lunar Point of View by S.M. Tenneshaw
The Moon Terror by A.G. Birch
"Don't let me hear you talk like that!" he said sharply. "We're going to beat this thing! We've got to! And being desperate helps, but being in despair doesn't help a bit. Buck up!"
He frowned at her until she smiled.
"I will not despair again without your permission," she told him. "Really. I will not."Murray Leinster
Murder Madness