Doctor Spechaug, a psychology professor in a small provincial town, wakes with blood on his hands and clothes and no memory of what he has done. As he makes his way through the woods toward the college, his hatred of the local peasants, his urge to escape Glen Oaks, and the forest's strange hold on him all suggest that his rational, scientific mind is beginning to fracture. Deep in the trees, that buried self stirs. He feels a sudden freedom and vitality, then encounters Edith Bailey, a br...

Bryce Walton was a prolific short story writer as well as a popular novelist. He began his career writing for the science fiction pulp magazines, and later moved into the more respectable (and higher paying) mystery short story and Young Adult book fields.Wildside Press has been working to reissue many of his classic works. Here, then, are four of his action-adventure novels aimed at the Young Adult market (they are quite readable for adults, too):Cave of DangerHarpo...

The seventh awesome volume of Golden Age Science Fiction! Featuring: The Highest Mountain, by Bryce Walton A Gleeb for Earth, by Charles Shafhauser Not Fit for Children, by Evelyn Smith The Barbarians, by John Sentry He Walked Around the Horses, by H. Beam Piper Last Enemy, by H. Beam Piper Assassin, by J.F. Bone

The stunningly awesome thirteenth volume of the Golden Age of Science Fiction!! Featuring: Death Wish, by Ned Lang Assignment’s End, by Roger Dee Double or Nothing, by Jack Sharkey The Victor, by Bryce Walton The Nostalgia Gene, by Roy Hutchins Garrity's Annuities, by David Mason The Freelancer, by Robert Zacks My Lady Selene, by Magnus Ludens The Great Nebraska Sea, by Allan Danzig On the Fourth Planet, by J.F. Bone $1,000 A Plate, by Jack McKenty Sweet Tooth, by Robert F. Young Hot Plane...

The Golden Age of Science Fiction, Volume IV, a collection of 7 awesome sci-fi classics from seminal authors, presented here on your favorite digital e-reader! Contents of Volume IV include: A Gleeb for Earth, by Charles Shafhauser The Highest Mountain, by Bryce Walton Soldier Boy, by Michael Shaara Tea Tray in the Sky, by Evelyn Smith Alien Minds, by E. Everett Evans Proof of the Pudding, by Robert Sheckley Green Grew the Lasses, by Ruth Wainwright

"Dark Windows" is a suspenseful and atmospheric novel that delves into themes of crime, psychological tension, and the darker aspects of human nature. The story revolves around a protagonist who becomes entangled in a complex and dangerous situation.The plot centers on a series of mysterious events that occur around a character dealing with personal and professional crises. As the narrative unfolds, the protagonist uncovers hidden secrets and faces a series of challenges that test their re...

The story is set in a future where humanity has developed advanced technology that impacts the way people live and interact. "The Happy Herd" explores themes of conformity, societal control, and the nature of happiness.The plot follows a group of individuals who are part of a society where happiness is manufactured and maintained through technological means. The central character grapples with the implications of this engineered happiness and the loss of personal freedom and individuality ...

"Martian Nightmare" is a science fiction novel that explores the theme of extraterrestrial life and human encounters with Martians. The story is set in a future where humanity has made contact with or encountered life on Mars, leading to unforeseen challenges and conflicts.The plot typically involves the protagonist, who may be a scientist, astronaut, or explorer, dealing with the consequences of this contact. The Martians in the story might present a threat, a mystery, or a challenge that...

"The Floater" is a crime novel that typically involves elements of mystery and suspense. The title suggests a plot revolving around a character or a situation that "floats" in or out of the narrative, possibly indicating a central figure in a crime or a complex, elusive case that drives the story.The novel likely features intricate plotting, a detective or investigator, and a series of twists and turns that are characteristic of Walton’s writing style. Readers can expect a gripping and sus...

When biochemist Professor H. Klauson develops a method to grant humanity immortality, strange forces seem determined to prevent his success. Each time he approaches the final experiment, his mind collapses into unconsciousness. His wife Lin begs him to abandon the research, sensing an otherworldly presence working against them. Despite support from the World Science Presidium's medical staff, no logical explanation emerges for his mysterious breakdowns.As Klauson pushes forward wit...

"Princess of Chaos" centers around an adventure on a distant planet where the concept of chaos plays a crucial role. The novel explores themes of power, influence, and the impact of chaotic forces on both individuals and societies.The story follows the protagonist, who may be a hero or a spacefaring adventurer, as they encounter a mysterious and powerful figure known as the Princess of Chaos. This character is likely central to the novel’s conflict, embodying the forces of chaos that disru...

Dreamer's World is a science fiction novel that explores themes of dream worlds, altered realities, and the nature of human consciousness. The story follows a protagonist who becomes entangled in a world where dreams and reality intertwine, leading to a series of surreal and thought-provoking adventures.The novel delves into the psychological and philosophical aspects of dreaming and the boundaries between reality and imagination. Walton’s writing often combines imaginative scenarios with ...