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The Black Thirst by C. L. Moore
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: This is the second adventure of Northwest Smith, his first being the previously reviewed Shambleu. Moore once again seeks to recreate the origin of ancient...
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The Tree of Life by C.L. Moore
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: In this story Moore takes on the universal myth of the tree of life. Northwest Smith is once more the lead protagonist of the story and we are dropped into...
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Final Blackout by L. Ron Hubbard
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: Hubbard is primarily known in the world as the founder of Scientology and authoring the book called Dianetics, and unfortunately much of his real literature...
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Starship Troopers by Robert A. Heinlein
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: Starship Troopers is one of Heinlein’s greatest works and also one of his most controversial. Some people see this book as an idealized love letter to the...
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City by Clifford D. Simak
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: This series of stories came about because of the disillusionment that Simak felt after the end of World War 2. After hearing of the atrocities committed by...
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Lest Darkness Fall by L. Sprague de Camp
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: This novel is a great alternative history much in the style of Mark Twain’s novel A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, but without the cynical view...
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Darker Than You Think by Jack Williamson
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: Jack Williamson is known primarily for his science fiction writing and has had a successful career spanning over 70 years. This book is sort of a cross...
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Strange Eons by Robert Bloch
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: This book is sort of the ultimate fan fiction for the writer H.P. Lovecraft. He becomes a background character in the story, a sort of mythological...
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The Solar Pons Omnibus: By August Derleth
Reblogged from Excursions Into Imagination: This is a collected work of 13 books written by August Derleth from the 50's through the 70's. The collection was published by Arkham House and now sells...
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The Black God’s Shadow by C.L. Moore
midatlanticcooking:Great Pulp story review Originally posted on Excursions Into Imagination: Here we pick up right where “The Black God’s Kiss” left off. I think it is entirely possible to just tie...
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