NOEL LOOMIS

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.

Electron Eat Electron, has been considered important throughout the human history, and so that this work is never forgotten we have made efforts in its preservation by republishing this book in a modern format for present and future generations. This whole book has been reformatted, retyped and designed. These books are not made of scanned copies of their original work and hence the text is clear and readable.

A journey in time... or a journey into our psyche? This collection of six short stories spanning from the 1890's to to 1950's shows just how various authors have used the vehicle of time travel as a mirror to ourselves. Running away to the past, escaping from the present, avoiding a future, even a print shop manager using time travel to speed up letterpress type setting Each story a sign of its own time, yet many common threads are revealed in this span of sixty years of science fiction stories. Includes "A Traveler in Time" by August Derleth; "Nine Men in Time" by Noel Loomis; "The Thief of Time" by Capt. S. P. Meek; "The Man from 2071" by Sewell Peaslee Wright; "The Man from Time" by Frank Belknap Long; and the seminal "The Time Machine" by H. G. Wells.

Armchair Fiction presents extra-large editions of classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel, "Iron Men of Venus," features fantastic robots rising up from the depths of the ocean. They were huge lumbering metal monstrosities, seemingly hell-bent on destroying everything in sight. A city was left aflame in the wake of their mindless onslaught. But were these towering monsters from Earth, or were they the invasion forerunners from another planet? The second novel, "The Man With Absolute Motion," is a tale of science at the crossroads. The universe had grown so vast that time and space had taken on new dimensions for man, and his millenium-long progress toward the stars had changed the destiny of Earth forever. However, galactic war still remained a possibility and human nature was still fiery and unpredictable. Could one unusual man make sanity prevail? Lots of tense action and space adventure thrills are featured in both of these exciting novels, penned by two sci-fi veterans, Don Wilcox and Noel Loomis.