When his wife is murdered on his wedding day, Lucas Trask launches himself on a quest for revenge. Using his personal... More > fortune, he buys a spaceship and becomes a Space Viking, raiding worlds while hunting for his wife's killer. But raiding is not his destiny, and he gradually becomes a trader, starting to build a galactic empire. Before he can achieve his new goals, however, he must still deal with his wife's killer. A thrilling intergalactic saga!

9th Volume in the Terro-Human Future History Series. < Less

An accurate record of the US Navy's lessons learned and involvement in the war at sea. Explains naval engagements with that... More > new deadly weapon--the submarine. Illustrated. < Less

You are standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. Your turn rolls around, you pay the clerk and patiently wait for... More > your change. As she places the change in your hand suddenly your heart leaps to your throat and for an instant you even forget to breath!

There in the palm of your hand is what appears to be a “Mercury Dime!” You quickly contain yourself and slip the change in your wallet. When you return home you are able to confirm that you do have a somewhat rare find! The Mercury Dimes were produced on and off during the 20th century and have a market value of $50 a piece. Aren’t you glad you caught the coin collecting bug a few months ago? < Less

Deathworld, as first visited by the big time gambler, Jason dinAlt. Can he escape alive and win the bet? First serialized in... More > 1960 in the pages of Astounding Science Fiction, get it collected in one volume. < Less

"Japanese bombs rained down, there was a tremendous blast--and a weird thing happened to the Idaho....." This novella, from... More > Amazing Stories, January 1943, is a rousing science fiction adventure tale! The American Battleship, USS Idaho, disappears in the middle of World War II and finds an island of savages and dinosaurs! Only the savages aren't quite as backward as one would believe.....

Robert Moore Williams (1907—1977), born in Farmington, Missouri, was an American writer, primarily of science fiction. He has over 150 short stories to his credit, published in the popular science fiction magazines spanning the period 1937 to 1966. His first published story was Zero as a Limit, which appeared in Astounding Science Fiction in 1937, under the pseudonym of "Robert Moore". He also wrote as: E. K. Jarvis, Russell Storm, John S. Browning, and H. H. Harmon. < Less

Beneath the waves of the Atlantic lay a great menace to America-hundreds of Nazi submarines based in an incredible undersea... More > city!

This 25,000 word novella, from Amazing Stories, November 1941, contains all the exciting elements! Naval Action! Science Fiction! Lost Continent of Atlantis! Wryly sprinkled with the author's editorial comment to bring a more realistic (for 1941) feel to this rousing adventure tale! --John < Less

You are standing in the checkout line at the grocery store. Your turn rolls around, you pay the clerk and patiently wait for... More > your change. As she places the change in your hand suddenly your heart leaps to your throat and for an instant you even forget to breath! There in the palm of your hand is what appears to be a "Mercury Dime!" You quickly contain yourself and slip the change in your wallet. When you return home you are able to confirm that you do have a somewhat rare find! The Mercury Dimes were produced on and off during the 20th century and have a market value of $50 a piece. Aren't you glad you caught the coin collecting bug a few months ago? < Less

"Japanese bombs rained down, there was a tremendous blast--and a weird thing happened to the Idaho....." This novella, from... More > Amazing Stories, January 1943, is a rousing science fiction adventure tale! The American Battleship, USS Idaho, disappears in the middle of World War II and finds an island of savages and dinosaurs! Only the savages aren't quite as backward as one would believe.....

Robert Moore Williams (1907—1977), born in Farmington, Missouri, was an American writer, primarily of science fiction. He has over 150 short stories to his credit, published in the popular science fiction magazines spanning the period 1937 to 1966. His first published story was Zero as a Limit, which appeared in Astounding Science Fiction in 1937, under the pseudonym of "Robert Moore". He also wrote as: E. K. Jarvis, Russell Storm, John S. Browning, and H. H. Harmon. < Less

Beneath the waves of the Atlantic lay a great menace to America-hundreds of Nazi submarines based in an incredible undersea... More > city!

This 25,000 word novella, from Amazing Stories, November 1941, contains all the exciting elements! Naval Action! Science Fiction! Lost Continent of Atlantis! Wryly sprinkled with the author's editorial comment to bring a more realistic (for 1941) feel to this rousing adventure tale! --John < Less

An accurate record of the US Navy's lessons learned and involvement in the war at sea. Explains naval engagements with that... More > new deadly weapon--the submarine. Illustrated. < Less