THE RADIO MAN
The planet Venus is many millions of miles away from Earth, but for Myles Cabot of Boston, it was too dangerously close -- for a queer radio accident transmitted the young scientist instantaneously to that mystery world -- unarmed, naked, and with no means to get home!

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THE RADIO BEASTS
Myles Standish Cabot, radio genius, who solved the secret of the wireless transmission of matter, returns to Earth from the planet Venus, whose inhabitants, the Cupians, are much like men, except that they have antennae instead of ears, and communicate by radio. Cabot relates how the conquered Formians, giant, intelligent ant-men, conspired with Prince Yuri, a renegade Cupian, and his followers to again take control of the planet.

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THE RADIO PLANET
Myles Cabot, a radio expert, who has married Princess Lilla, the queen of Cupia on the planet Venus, returns to the earth for a visit. When Princess Lilla sends an SOS, Cabot starts back to Cupia by wireless but a thunderstorm throws him off course and he lands on a different continent where he is confronted by his old enemies, Prince Yuri and the Formians, the giant ant-men of Venus!

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THE RADIO MINDS
FIRST EDITION HARDCOVER! Contains the final two stories in the "Radio Man" series starring Myles Cabot. The original text of "The Radio Man Returns" from the Amazing Stories pulp magazine and "The Radio Minds of Mars" from Spaceway magazine, plus the original illustrations.

"The Radio Man Returns": Unseen wings menace the President of the United States until the Radio Man returns to pit Venus' science against invisibility.

"The Radio Minds of Mars": What would a struggle for survival be like if all the thoughts and plans of all the combatants were known to each other the moment they were formed?

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ISBN 978-1987076264

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PULP TALES PRESENTS #10: ERIC OF AZTALAN

Contents:
Eric of Aztalan
Pe-Ra, Daughter of the Sun
The Time-Wise Guy
The Danger From the Deep
The Invisible Bomber

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7 x 10 inch
126 pages
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ISBN 978-1987076301

THE RADIO FLYERS

Eric Redmond and Angus Selkirk head a secret polar expedition. The two of them start out in their plane on May 2, 1926, racing the Byrd and Amundsen expeditions. A leak in the gas line forces them to land, and the irregular ice smashes one ski and the propeller blade. Eric takes blankets and food, and starts on a brief reconnoitering trip. When he returns, both Angus and the crippled plane are gone. Eric presses on toward the pole. He gets adrift on an iceberg, which carries him, as he thinks, across the pole and down the other side of the world. Here everything is strange-a fixed sun directly overhead, tropical warmth, an upward-curving horizon. At last he figures it out-the world is hollow, with a central "sun" and he has gone over the edge, at the polar orifice. There he meets Helga, a Viking descendant.

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THE RADIO GUN-RUNNERS

A sequel to THE RADIO FLYERS. Cruising in his seventy-five-foot yacht Miami, off northern Newfoundland, young Tom Jones is hijacked by gangsters, whose boat, engaged in gun-running from Canada to Central America, was sinking. Scarface Boston Jimmy, chief of the gun-runners, takes command of the Miami, which is driven northward by terrific storms, and finally is caught in the polar ice. An opening in the ice, leading northward, leads them over the edge of the world, and they find that the story of the Radio Flyers was true. There is a huge opening into the inside of the earth, which is a hollow shell with a small central sun. Here the explorers find land—the land of Vikings, Skraelings, dinosaurs, and Angus Silkirk and Eric Redmond, the Radio Flyers.

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THE RADIO MENACE
The Whoomangs have returned! They have invaded the Earth! Those who know are considered crazy! How will the Earth be saved? And who are the Whoomangs? If you have read Farley's "The Radio Planet", you are aware of the Whoomangs. They reside on a continent on Venus where Myles Cabot, the Radio Man, Doggo, the Ant Man, and Quivven, the Golden Flame, landed, and each Whoomang has a "new soul". Well, at the conclusion of that book, Doggo and Quivven were still with the Whoomangs. They have now returned in this current book, and they are responsible for the invasion of the Earth. Follow the exploits of Assistant U.S. Attorney, Eliot Endicott and newspaper man Lawrence Larrabee as they try to unravel the mysterious happenings and disappearances in the United States, and uncover the plot of the Whoomangs. Illustrated.

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ISBN 978-1078708869

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THE RADIO PIRATES
FIRST TIME IN HARDCOVER!
On the evening of June 3, 1934, a strange message was caught by radio fans throughout America. A man calling himself "Serge, Emperor of the Earth," announced that he was about to begin his conquest of the world. He tries to force submission of America by consistently destroying shipping and naval vessels with his radio-directed fleet of one-man submarines.

Two men, Hugh Leigh, a Boston lawyer and secret service operative, and his son Bob, stand between Serge and his ultimate victory--and they have disappeared!

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ISBN 978-1987076356

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THE RADIO WAR
FIRST EDITION! From the creator of the "Radio Man" series of Myles Cabot, comes this future war story (written in 1932, set in 2000) pitting the United States against Soviet Siberia. Follow the adventures of John Farley Pease, the great grandson of the author, as he matches wits against the greatest scientists of his time. Illustrated.

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ISBN 978-1365086007

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THE GOLDEN CITY
It was Adams Mayhew against the Spider, mad genius of Mu - with the existence of that lost Pacific continent at stake.

This is a novel of the lost continent of Lemuria by the author of the Radio Man series of Venus stories and many other science fiction adventure tales.

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ISBN 978-1987076349

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RALPH MILNE FARLEY COLLECTION 1
Gathered together into this first collection of Farley's work are 3 stories: "The Immortality of Alan Whidden" (a time travel story), "City of Lost Souls" (a Foreign Legion on Mars story), and "Who Killed Gilbert Foster?" (a detective story).

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ISBN 978-1078708227

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RALPH MILNE FARLEY COLLECTION 2
This second collection of stories by Ralph Milne Farley (Roger Sherman Hoar) contains "Pe-Ra, Daughter of the Sun", "The House of Ectasy", "Holy City of Mars", "The Invisible Bomber", "The 'Rexmel'", "Wish I Had Written That",  two "Meet the Authors" biographies from Amazing Stories and one on his pen-name, Lieut. John Pease. Fully illustrated with the original magazine artwork.

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COSMOS

A seventeen chapter round-robin serial written by eighteen science fiction authors: Ralph Milne Farley, David H. Keller, M.D., Arthur J. Burks, Bob Olsen, Francis Flagg, John W. Campbell, Rae Winters (Raymond A. Palmer), Otis Adelbert Kline, E. Hoffman Price, Abner J. Gelula, Raymond A. Palmer, A. Merritt, J. Harvey Haggard, Edward E. Smith, Ph.D., P. Schuyler Miller, L. A. Eshbach, Eando Binder, Edmond Hamilton.

An evil hitlerish dictator of one of the planets of Alpha Centauri, unsatisfied with ruling one planet, must spread out and subjugate others. He knows none to conquer in his own system-they are all either uninhabitable or invin-cible. So he casts his evil eyes on the solar system. This dog's name incidentally is Ay-Artz.

There exist saviors on Lemnis, Ay-Artz's home planet. They are Dos-Tev, rightful heir to the throne of Lemnis who was bounced out by the rebel-lious Ay-Artz, his scientist friend and mentor Mea-Quin, and their servant-warrior-errand-boy Bullo. Hearing of Ay-Artz's evil designs they determine to warn to solarites and help defeat Ay-Artz once and for all. Their struggle to inform the various solar plan-ets' peoples of Ay-Artz's de-signs, the struggles of the people of Sol to defeat Ay-Artz and to defend their planets against him, forms the general run of the "novel's" progress. Eventually, of course, Ay-Artz is defeated-in the final in-stallment, written by old universe-wrecker Edmond Hamil-ton.

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STORIES BY RALPH MILNE FARLEY, OTIS ADELBERT KLINE, FRANK BELKNAP LONG, STANLEY G. WEINBAUM

A collection of stories written by Ralph Milne Farley, Otis Adelbert Kline, Frank Belknap Long, and Stanley G. Weinbaum, plus poems and stories by Weinbaum while in the University of Wisconsin.

CONTENTS:

RETURN OF THE UNDEAD by Otis Adelbert Kline and Frank Belknap Long
THE CUP OF BLOOD by Otis Adelbert Kline
THE STRATOSPHERE MENACE by Ralph Milne Farley
I KILLED HITLER by Ralph Milne Farley
SMOTHERED SEAS by Ralph Milne Farley and Stanley G. Weinbaum
YELLOW SLAVES by Ralph Milne Farley and Stanley G. Weinbaum
plus the following stories and poems from the Wisconsin Literary Magazine written by Stanley G. Weinbaum reprinted in facsimile format:
LUNARIA
SEMIRAMIS
MOSTLY YVONNE
NOTHING MUCH
A TALE OF THE DESERT
IN ISPAHAN
A GHAZEL
YACINTH
TWO SUNSETS
TO KANI

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