Sci-Fi Classics Books

Maskull starts out on a journey to the planet Tormance, but is quickly separated from his two traveling companions.

After being knocked out, Hartford Connecticut resident, Hank Morgan, finds himself suddenly transported to 6th Century England.

This deluxe edition of the Wells standard includes the critical text of the 1901 London first edition plus a scholarly introduction, appendixes, annotations, and photos. More for the academics.

The Dweller reawakened on the island of Ponape where an ancient civilization once existed by a Dr. David Throckmartin and his group of scientist explorers is a vampire seeking new souls to devour.

David Innes and his scientist friend Abner Perry return to the Inner World of Pellicular in order to rescue the beautiful Dion.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is remembered almost solely for his creation of the detective Sherlock Holmes.

This allegorical tale explores the limitations of human perceptions of reality. The author advocates the need for openness and humility in pursuit of spiritual growth and offers profound insights into the inner world of the spiritual dimension.

Martians successfully colonize Earth 75,000 years ago and discovered the principal of hypertime transposition which enables them to visit alternate realities.

That in that country if a man falls into ill health, or catches any disorder, or fails bodily in any way before he is seventy years old, he is tried before a jury of his countrymen, and if convicted is held up to public scorn and sentenced more or less severely as the case may be.

According to Erich Fromm, Bellamy's novel Looking Backward is "one of the most remarkable books ever published in America." It was the third largest bestseller of its time, after Uncle Tom's Cabin and Ben-Hur: A Tale of the Christ. In the book, Julian West, an upper class man from 1887, awakes in...