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1950s Tales from Outer Space
New Science Fiction stories – lost and rare, available for your Kindle or e-reader. What if we had landed on the moon, only to find that we weren’t the first? What kind of new heroes will we need for a...
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A. Bertram Chander: Sci-Fi Novelist, Sailor, Japanese Award Winner
Sci fi author, A Bertram Chandler A. (Arthur) Bertram Chandler (a.k.a. George Whitley, Carl Lawrence, Andrew Dunstam, S.H.M.) did not consider himself a classic science fiction author, not in the...
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Free and Rare: The Footprint by Mabel Seeley
Note: We’re thrilled to be part of #scifichat on Twitter and are making this rare story available in honor of all the amazing folks who love and appreciate the art of science fiction and fantasy. This...
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Virtuoso by Herbert Goldstone – A Rarity from 1953
Virtuoso by Herbert Goldstone Reprinted courtesy of LostScienceFiction.com Herbert Goldstone (1920-2009) was for many years the political editor of the Long Island Daily Press, which folded in 1963....
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Ladies of 1950s Science Fiction
New Science Fiction stories – lost and rare, available for your Kindle or e-reader. Female science fiction writers have existed since Mary Shelley invented the genre with Frankenstein, but their work...
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William Campbell Gault: Self-Taught Sci-Fi Author Born of the Great Depression
William Campbell Gault, Courtesy of OpenLibrary.org William Campbell Gault never thought he’d live long enough to graduate high school, much less be a published fiction author. A child of the Great...
View ArticleT.P. Caravan: Science Ficton Author and Aerial Gunner
T.P. Caravan is the pseudonym for Charles Muñoz, a World War II navy aerial gunner and Merchant Marine radio officer. Similar to another lost science fiction author, A. Bertram Chandler, Muñoz spent...
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