Verlag: Edizioni Savine
An amazing novelet by Murray Leinster (Thrilling Wonder Stories, February 1947) Wonder Stories was an early American science fiction magazine which was published under several titles from 1929 to 1955.
A Cosmic Horizon A Cosmic calling filled with adventure, Together A young explorer, and her newfound spirit of wonder travel the galaxy and back again. Maya and sunshine's adventures took them to the farthest reaches or the universe Together they explore the unknown and discover a great friendship. A Cosmic Reckoning. The rebellion began with a seris of subtle sabotage acts, targeting the Zorvath's vital equipment and disrupting their experiments. But as the human's confidence grew, so did their boldness.Zum Buch
Richard MacBlair has all the answers Idina Moorfield needs and is finally willing to share them. Well, most of them. Who knew there was a whole special forces division? Dedicated to people exhibiting magical powers to deal with unique challenges? Things are starting to make a lot more sense to Idina. But a lot more changes may be coming her way. She has to face new challenges. A series of tests to determine if she's good enough for a new special forces group. Are there other monsters bigger and badder than the Olc out there? Has Richard taught her enough to help her advance? And stay alive.Zum Buch
Any war is made up of a horde of personal tragedies—but the greater picture is the tragedy of the death of a way of life. For a way of life—good, bad, or indifferent—exists because it is dearly loved....or at least that is the theory. Is freedom always a good thing? Is the act of destroying a way of life to spread 'freedom' something that is always wanted or desired, or is it just another brutal way of imposing slavery and a sad life on people who do not have any wish to change.Zum Buch
Willie's Planet by Mike Ellis - The most fitting place for a man to die is where he dies for man. Yet Willie chose a sterile, alien world that wouldn't even see a man for millions of years... Tom stood in front of the filtered porthole of the tiny cabin and soaked up the sunlight that came through. It felt good after ten months of deep space blackness. "By golly, Willie, this is luck," he said to the little man standing at the cabin's instruments, "our hundredth and last star, and it's an Earth type sun. How much difference is there from our sun?" Willie held the color chart up beside the spectrum screen. "Almost on. Couple of degrees difference." He tossed the chart on the desk and came to stand at Tom's side, the top of his head even with Tom's erect shoulder. His thin face was tense and worried. "Tom," he said, "I have a hunch about this star." He stared at the screen morosely. "I don't receive a thing," Tom chuckled, stretching his flat muscled arms to the low ceiling, his body making a triangle from his narrow hips to his wide shoulders. "What's the hunch?" "Ever have the feeling you'd been some place before when you'd actually never been there? I feel that about this star." Willie glanced at Tom with his bright blue eyes, then looked quickly away, a bit of a red flush high on his cheeks. "It's just because it's like our sun, that's all," Tom said. "No, it's not that, Tom. It's something else. I feel like we ought to get out of here. Maybe it's the planet." "Planet?" Tom said. "Yes," Willie said quietly, "an Earth type planet." "Earth type!" Tom shouted. "Ten thousand credits bonus! Get it on the screen, Willie. Let's see that spending money baby." Willie turned on the viewer. Dark and shadowy on one side, bright with blue-green color on the other, the planet floated on the screen. "The blue must be water and the green continents Damn, it's beautiful."Zum Buch
Lavinia Bellamy, young and rebellious, struggles to accept her parents' insistence on an arranged marriage. Unfortunately for young Vinnie, she's bound to fall victim to the social confines of Tesland, a country governed by a corrupt administration and catered to by a wealthy and dangerous young tech mogul. After time and circumstance ages her, Lavinia's trust in a seemingly charitable individual has a ripple effect that condemns the citizens of Tesland to civil unrest and suffering.Zum Buch
From each according to ability, to each according to U-credit! The slogan of Sparta!'United points', the currency created by the guileful System. Lord Leo is building an inimitable just government, the only one around. Other Lords look upon him with anger and greed.They aren't just looking, either: blades and spears sharpen behind his back, desperate to bring a stop to the glorious rampage of the Spartans across the new world.Zum Buch
