Astounding Stories Of Super Science February 1930 e-bog

Astounding Stories Of Super Science February 1930 features eight Classic Science Fiction Stories from the "e;Golden Age of Science Fiction"e;. Contents and short description: "e;Old Crompton's Secret"e; by Harl Vincent: Tom's Extraordinary Machine Glowed-and the Years Were Banished from Old Crompton's Body. But There Still Remained, Deep-seated in His Century-old Mind, the Memory of His Crime, "e;Spawn Of The Stars"e; by Charles Willard Diffin: The Earth Lay Powerless Beneath Those Loathsome, Yellowish Monsters That, Sheathed in Cometlike Globes, Sprang from the Skies to Annihilate Man and Reduce His Cities to Ashes, "e;The Corpse On The Grating"e; by Hugh B. Cave: In the Gloomy Depths of the Old Warehouse Dale Saw a Thing That Drew a Scream of Horror to His Dry Lips. It Was a Corpse-the Mold of Decay on Its Long-dead Features-and Yet It Was Alive!, "e;Creatures Of The Light"e; by Sophie Wenzell Ellis: He Had Striven to Perfect the Faultless Man of the Future, and Had Succeeded-Too Well. For in the Pitilessly Cold Eyes of Adam, His Super-human Creation, Dr. Mundson Saw Only Contempt-and Annihilation-for the Human Race, "e;Into Space"e; by Sterner St. Paul: What Was the Extraordinary Connection Between Dr. Livermore's Sudden Disappearance and the Coming of a New Satellite to the Earth?, "e;The Beetle Horde"e; by Victor Rousseau: Bullets, Shrapnel, Shell-Nothing Can Stop the Trillions of Famished, Man-sized Beetles Which, Led by a Madman, Sweep Down Over the Human Race, "e;Mad Music"e; by Anthony Pelcher: The Sixty Stories of the Perfectly Constructed Colossus Building Had Mysteriously Crashed! What Was the Connection Between This Catastrophe and the Weird Strains of the Mad Musician's Violin?, "e;The Thief Of Time"e; by Captain S.P. Meek.