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Introduction to our 2012 edition of Rudyard Kipling’s sci-fi novel.
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Introduction to our 2012 edition of Rudyard Kipling’s sci-fi novel.
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Introduction to our 2012 edition of Jack London’s sci-fi novel.
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Jack London’s THE IRON HEEL — in which fascism triumphs in the United States.
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Maurice LeBlanc’s THE TREMENDOUS EVENT — a new landmass arises between England and France!
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Victor Rousseau’s THE MESSIAH OF THE CYLINDER — an early dystopia.
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E.E. “Doc” Smith’s SPACEHOUNDS OF IPC — an early space opera.
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Maurice Renard’s DOCTEUR LERNE — in which the Minotaur myth comes to life!
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John Collier’s NO TRAVELLER RETURNS — by one of the New Yorker’s best writers.
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Francis Stevens’s THE HEADS OF CERBERUS — a proto-PKD epistemological thriller!
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Rose Macaulay’s WHAT NOT — an early sci-fi novel about selective breeding for intelligence.
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“THE FATE OF THE ‘POSEIDONIA'” — one of the first sci-fi pulps published by a woman under her own name.
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Leslie F. Stone’s THE CONQUEST OF GOLA — hapless male Earthlings invade matriarchal Venus!
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Laurence Manning’s THE MAN WHO AWOKE — a MATRIX-like dystopian future.
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