By: Leslie F. Stone

“No man has the right to enslave another.”

By: Marita Bonner

“The Us will never learn to be sensible!”

By: Fernande Blaze de Bury

“Our stage was reformed the day that Nature held up her mirror and showed man as God had made him.”

By: Leslie F. Stone

“’DON’T LOOK AT THE SUN,’ roared Chen-Chak.”

By: Marita Bonner

“You stay where you are! / We don’t want you up here!”

By: Fernande Blaze de Bury

“It had never been our lot to meet as two free citizens of the Universe.”

By: Fernande Blaze de Bury

Men were at intervals Titans or monkeys.

By: Leslie F. Stone

“Rays, forces,” said the giant, “held in subjugation by the power of light.”

By: Fernande Blaze de Bury

How could the shop-girl now be differentiated from the Duke’s daughter?

By: Alfred Jarry

Thus the Supermale breathed his last.

By: Leslie F. Stone

“A gigantic sphere, easily a thousand feet high, it stood on the bowl’s rim.”

By: James Parker

“Curious vixen, come and see, / for we are foxes of low degree.”

By: Alfred Jarry

“This man… he is the first of a new race!”

By: Leslie F. Stone

“The two stars indulged in a soundless, wordless battle.”

By: Alfred Jarry

“That’s the nature of an experiment.”