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A facsimile reprint of the classic Christmas story of Scrooge, Tiny Tim, and ghosts. Illustrated.

Here is another thrilling novel related by that ingenious mystery writer Harry Stephen Keeler in collaboration with his wife Hazel Goodwin. The story fairly bristles with excitement and suspense throughout. Why did the murderer of Nels Pederson amputate his legs and sew them back with silver wire, transposed? How was a book on cats the key to an escape from prison? Why was a literary manuscript sent to Rudolph Uberhulf, a convict who could sca...

SMUGGLED GUNS AND ILLICIT LOVE ON RED CHINA'S PIRATE COAST! In Bangkok, where the lush East and the West meet with a jarring impact, Rocky Forbes found himself in a tight spot. He had been swindled by the cunning Fatto Kolski too often not to know that greasy scoundrel's villainy. Yet Kolski's latest offer was one Forbes had to accept or starve. The take was big: a fortune in guns and ammo meant for the Nationalist guerrillas of Red China. The...

A replica of the May 1952 issue of SPACE SCIENCE FICTION digest magazine featuring PURSUIT by Lester del Rey, YOUTH by Isaac Asimov, THE EGO MACHINE by Henry Kuttner, ULTROOM ERROR by Jerry Sohl, and TO EACH HIS STAR by Bryce Walton.

Jimmie Kentland, reporter on the "Chicago Sun", was not too happy even though he saw "subbing" for the Night City Editor. Things hadn't been breaking right. Suddenly his eye lighted on an illiterate note lying on the desk. He read it, then dashed out--"Number 1700, Crilly Court", he shouted to the taxi driver, "and step on it." Thud--the taxi stopped suddenly. Kentland knew by the sound and feel that a human body had been hit. In the street la...

Here is Tarzan penetrating a strange land in Africa from which no traveler has ever returned. Natives have told of hills that rise out of a huge void where the great plateau ceases. They have told of white men in armour who have emerged from the abyss to carry off natives into slavery. The roar of life rumbles upward through the canyon like distant thunder. It is toward this land that Erich von Harben, archaeologist, ventures with a party of n...

Hadron of Hastor, Padwar in the service of the John Carter, War Lord of Mars, goes alone in search of the beautiful Sanoma Tora when she is abducted by Tul Axtar of Jahar. But before Hadron manages to reach Jahar he is deflected from his purpose in an effort to rescue a slave girl of his own race from the ferocious green men of Mars. Tavia, for that is the lovely girl's name, leads Hadron to her home city Tjanath from which she had been stolen...

One by one, they came to her lush boudoir, lured by the call of a woman who knew her men. A drunken Mexican general, an American novelist, a crafty lawyer ... they all knew what they wanted. Eleana! But once her call went astray ... and the man who answered carried a gun. You will thrill to this blistering murder yarn that blazes it way back and forth across the border. And you will thrill to Eleana, woman of the world who was just child's pla...

Cruising in his seventy-five-foot yacht Miami, off northern Newfoundland, young Tom Jones is hijacked by gangsters, whose boat, engaged in gun-running from Canada to Central America, was sinking. Scarface Boston Jimmy, chief of the gun-runners, takes command of the Miami, which is driven northward by terrific storms, and finally is caught in the polar ice. An opening in the ice, leading northward, leads them over the edge of the world, and the...

A Fiction House Press Classic Reprint: Elak of Atlantis was a four-story series first published in Weird Tales pulp magazine. The two-story Prince Raynor series first appeared in Strange Stories pulp magazine. We reprint the original pulp text along with the pulp interior illustrations.

A replica of the April 1964 issue of WEB TERROR STORIES digest magazine featuring MISTRESS OF THE SIX GATES OF HORROR by Emory Connor, HELL'S HAREM by Herbert Price, NIGHTMARE ISLAND by D. H. Symonds, HIS MAJESTY, THE FIEND by Alex Burn, DANCE WITH THE DEVIL by Arthur Winston, DRUMS OF TORMENT by Kent L. Bowman, THE PURIFYING LASH by Emily Bond, and ANGEL OF EVIL by Robert Rossner.

A replica of the February 1957 issue of SATELLITE SCIENCE FICTION digest magazine featuring PLANET FOR PLUNDER by Hal Clement and Sam Merwin Jr., THE LAST WORD by Damon Knight, THE NEXT TENANTS by Arthur C. Clarke, FOOD FOR THE VISITOR by John Victor Peterson, THE ATTIC VOICE by Algis Budrys, and THE SCIENCE FICTION COLLECTOR by Sam Moskowitz.

A replica of the third issue (1948) of FANTASY BOOK digest magazine featuring THE GREAT JUDGE by A. E. van Vogt, GIFTS OF ASTI by Andrew North, SECRET WEAPON by Terry Thor, BLURB by E. Everett Evans, TURNABOUT by H. S. W. Chibbett, and THE MACHINE-GOD LAUGHS by Festus Pragnell.

A replica of the September 1959 issue of MIKE SHAYNE MYSTERY MAGAZINE digest featuring DIE LIKE A DOG by Brett Halliday, MURDER IN MEXICO by Manuel Fernez, STEP INTO MY PARLOR by Lee Priestley, A PERFECT CRIME by John Rowland, PREVENTIVE MURDER by C. B. Gilford, A PIECE OF CAKE by John Creasey, and YOUR TURN TO DIE by Eloise Cooper Pittman.

A replica of the March 1952 issue of IMAGINATION STORIES OF SCIENCE AND FANTASY digest magazine featuring DARK DESTINY by Dwight V. Swain, SPACE OPERA by John W. Jakes, ONCE UPON A MONBEAST by Charles E. Fritch, THE KILLER by J. T. Oliver, RIDE THE CREPE RING by Milton Lesser, and REBIRTH by Daniel F. Galouye.

A replica of the first issue (March 1957) of SATURN THE MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE-FICTION digest magazine featuring ETERNAL ADAM by Jules Verne, THE CHAOS SALIENT by Noel Loomis, FATHER IMAGE by Robert Silverberg, A JACKO FOR McCOY by Alan Barclay, THE BRIDEY MURPHY WAY by Paul Brandts, and VISITORS' BOOK by John Brunner.

A replica of the February 1953 issue of FANTASY MAGAZINE digest featuring THE BLACK STRANGER by Robert E. Howard (edited by L. Sprague de Camp), ASHTARU THE TERRIBLE by Poul Anderson, DRAGON FIRES by Steve Frazee, TOO GLOOMY FOR PRIVATE PUSHKIN by Richard Deming, THE DEMONS by Robert Sheckley, FEEDING TIME by Finn O'Donnevan, and THE NIGHT SHIFT by Frank Robinson. This issue does not have copyright protection and is public domain.

A replica of the November 1952 issue of SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES digest magazine featuring THE FIRES OF FOREVER by Chad Oliver, MAKE MINE MARS by Cyril Kornbluth, THE 21st GENERATION by Irving B. Cox Jr., INTERPLANETARY TIN CAN by Ross Rocklynne, A DAY'S WORK by Wilmar H. Shiras, THE ORDEAL OF PROFESSOR KLEIN by L. Sprague de Camp, RECOGNITION Thomas C. Pace, and THE PERSUASIVE MAN by Roger Dee.

A little girl on a visit to her aunt who keeps a shop gets into conversation with a dancing doll who tells her stories about all the other important personages in the shop. Illustrated with 70 illustrations.

A replica of the January 1953 issue of MALCOLM'S digest magazine featuring THE PROPHETIC PORTRAIT PAINTER by Charles Beckman, Jr., PAYMENT PENDING by Kaar Gorscy, MAN IN TROUBLE by Robert Zacks, SECOND CHANCE by L. Major Reynolds, TIGER BY THE TAIL by Jules Archer, SUMMER TERROR by Irving Cox, Jr., DEATH IS MY NEIGHBOR by Russell Branch, PRIDE AND POISON by Frances von der Lin, DEATH FOR ART'S SAKE by David B. Galloway, FLIGHT OF A KILLER by E...