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Elected a god, Zen the Omnipotent longed for supernatural powers-for he was also Zen the All-Put-Upon, a galactic sucker! Clearly Omnipotence wasn't everything. Evelyn E. Smith is best known as the author of the Miss Melville mysteries. From 1952 to 1969 she wrote dozens of science fiction and fantasy short stories that appeared in magazines such as The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, Galaxy, Super Science Fiction, and Fantastic Uni...

Here in one massive volume is the most complete collection of Evelyn E. Smith's work to date. It contains twenty seven stories and more than 500 pages of wonderfully written Golden Age fantasy and science fiction filled with hours and hours of reading enjoyment! If you enjoyed this book, you'll want to search on "Positronic Super Pack" and check out all our other Super Packs! Tea Tray in the Sky Not Fit for Children Nightmare on the Nose Call...

Coveting someone's wife and place in the world is an old, old story-except that the woman and the place Philip coveted were his own! What might alternate time-lines in alternate universes hold. Be careful what you wish for. Evelyn E. Smith is best known as the author of the Miss Melville mysteries. From 1952 to 1969 she wrote dozens of science fiction and fantasy short stories that appeared in magazines such as The Magazine of Fantasy and Sci...

A very delightful book, in which the reader is introduced to just such interesting and lovable people as can be inimitably created by this author. Trouble with a two-seater car serves to make Terry and the Martins acquainted, while Beecham, the horse, by a sensational visit to Jane Latimer's school, serves to cement a happy friendship. This story is full of schoolgirl fun and humour and thrills, and Beecham the horse is himself a character to ...

It is my theory, " Professor Falabella said, helping himself to a cookie, "that no one ever really makes a decision. What really happens is that whenever alternative courses of action are called for, the individuality splits up and continues on two or more divergent planes, very much like the parthenogenesis of a unicellular animal. Since most decisions are hardly as momentous as the individual imagines, " Professor Falabella continued, "and s...

What I should like to know, " Professor Bernardi said, gazing pensively after the lizard-man as he bore the shrieking form of Miss Anspacher off in his scaly arms, "is whether he is planning to eat her or make love to her. Because, in the latter instance, I'm not sure we should interfere. It may be her only chance." "Carl!" his wife cried indignantly. "That's a horrid thing to say! You must rescue her at once!" "Oh, I suppose so, " he said, th...

It is my theory, " Professor Falabella said, helping himself to a cookie, "that no one ever really makes a decision. What really happens is that whenever alternative courses of action are called for, the individuality splits up and continues on two or more divergent planes, very much like the parthenogenesis of a unicellular animal. Since most decisions are hardly as momentous as the individual imagines, " Professor Falabella continued, "and s...

What I should like to know, " Professor Bernardi said, gazing pensively after the lizard-man as he bore the shrieking form of Miss Anspacher off in his scaly arms, "is whether he is planning to eat her or make love to her. Because, in the latter instance, I'm not sure we should interfere. It may be her only chance." "Carl!" his wife cried indignantly. "That's a horrid thing to say! You must rescue her at once!" "Oh, I suppose so, " he said, th...

What's the matter, darling?" James asked anxiously. "Don't you like the planet?" "Oh, I love the planet, " Phyllis said. "It's beautiful." It was. The blue--really blue--grass, blue-violet shrubbery and, loveliest of all, the great golden tree with sapphire leaves and pale pink blossoms, instead of looking alien, resembled nothing so much as a fairy-tale version of Earth. Even the fragrance that filled the atmosphere was completely delightful ...

What's the matter, darling?" James asked anxiously. "Don't you like the planet?" "Oh, I love the planet, " Phyllis said. "It's beautiful." It was. The blue--really blue--grass, blue-violet shrubbery and, loveliest of all, the great golden tree with sapphire leaves and pale pink blossoms, instead of looking alien, resembled nothing so much as a fairy-tale version of Earth. Even the fragrance that filled the atmosphere was completely delightful ...

It was. The blue--really blue--grass, blue-violet shrubbery and, loveliest of all, the great golden tree with sapphire leaves and pale pink blossoms, instead of looking alien, resembled nothing so much as a fairy-tale version of Earth. One thing Man never counted on to take along into space with him was the Eternal Triangle-especially a true-blue triangle like this!

The Anthology of Sci-Fi V24 is a collection of seven Sci-fi stories from one of the best writers of the past century, Evelyn E. Smith. Included are: Collector's Item, The Vilbar Party, the doorway, Once a Greech, the most sentimental man, The Blue Tower, My Fair Planet.

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The heroine, though small for her twelve years, was a wonderful young person where household affairs were concerned, but rather at sea when she went to a boarding school. At first her undistinguished form at hockey, her responsibility for a disaster in a three-legged race, and her small size, vexed her as handicaps, but very soon she had opportunities for shining in her own sphere. An epidemic of influenza was one of the incidents which gave h...

Galaxy Science Fiction was published from 1950 to 1980. It's first editor was H.L. Gold, who turned the digest size magazine into the leading science fiction magazine of its time. Bottom of the Hill Publishing has researched the old issues of Galaxy Science Fiction and this book, THE BEST OF GALAXY Volume Four features stories by a host of great authors. H.L. Gold brought a "sophisticated intellectual subtlety" to the pages of Galaxy, aid...

Galaxy Science Fiction was published from 1950 to 1980. Its first editor was H.L. Gold, who turned the digest size magazine into the leading science fiction magazine of its time. Bottom of the Hill Publishing has researched the old issues of Galaxy Science Fiction and this book, THE BEST OF GALAXY Volume Two features stories by a host of great authors. H.L. Gold brought a "sophisticated intellectual subtlety" to the pages of Galaxy, aided by a...