Posts Tagged ‘short stories’
A Martian Odyssey
A Collection of Science Fiction Short Stories
Stanley G. Weinbaum is best known for his pioneering science fiction short story, A Martian Odyssey, published in 1934 to large (and continuing) praise, which introduces a sympathetic alien, Tweel.
Posted in Classic Science Fiction Novels, New Releases, Science Fiction, Short Story Collections, Stanley G. Weinbaum | 
Tags: A Martian Odyssey, classic science fiction novels, Manderpootz, mars, Parasite Planet, Pygmalion's Spectacles, Science Fiction, short stories, Stanley G. Weinbaum, The Adaptive Ultimate, The Circle of Zero, The Ideal, The Lotus Eaters, The Mad Moon, The Point of View, The Worlds of If, Tweel, Valley of Dreams
A Rip Van Winkle of the Kalahari
Seven Tales of South-West Africa
First published in 1915, these seven stories exemplify the beautiful, but arid and treacherous area that forms part of the Kalahari Desert in South Africa and Namibia (then South-West Africa).
Posted in Adventure Fiction, African Adventure Fiction, Frederick Cornell, New Releases, Short Story Collections, South African Fiction |
Tags: A Rip Van Winkle of the Kalahari, African Adventure, classic south african novels, Frederick Cornell, short stories, south africa, South African Fiction, south african short stories, south african stories
Classic Christmas Short Stories
I bring you this collection of classic Christmas short stories that I have enjoyed through the years in the hope that it will touch your heart as much as it did mine. — Martyn Demas.
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