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The Secret of the Ninth Planet
Donald A. Wollheim's 'The Secret of the Ninth Planet' is a science fiction novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through space and time. Written in a captivating and imaginative style, Wollheim's work is reminiscent of classic sci-fi adventures, with a modern twist that keeps readers on the edge of their seats. The book explores themes of exploration, discovery, and the endless possibilities of the universe, making it a compelling read for fans of the genre. Set against the backdrop of the unknown mysteries of the cosmos, 'The Secret of the Ninth Planet' is a must-read for anyone who loves a good sci-fi tale.
The Universe Makers
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The Planet That Time Forgot
Out beyond furthest Pluto, beyond pale Neptune, roared the Stardust. Rocketing toward the monstrous new planet that filled the heavens. Planet “P”—the colossus that Time forgot! Donald Allen Wollheim was a science fiction editor, publisher, writer, and fan.
One Against the Moon
Donald A. Wollheim spins a tale about a stowaway, on the first rocket to the moon! Trapped in an underground cavern of the moon, Robin Carew faced possible death-alone! Starvation was postponed only briefly. He had the two rabbits and a monkey that had accompanied him in the untested atomic rocket not designed for human passengers. Rescue was unlikely. No one had discovered him hidden within the rocket before the blast-off. He could rely only on himself. From the moment this latter-day Robinson Crusoe discovers edible plants within the lightless cavern, hope of survival grows in him. An underground river leads him to other caverns, where he encounters weird creatures and another being-one who speaks in an incomprehensible language. Thus begins a series of remarkable adventures, climaxed by the arrival of a second rocket that brings both danger and good fortune. **
World's Best Science Fiction, 1968
A selection of the year's outstanding science fiction.
Edge of Time
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The Year of the Jackpot
A statistician attempts to make sense of a world gone mad in an apocalyptic sci-fi scenario from the Hugo Award–winning author of Starship Troopers. Multiple Hugo Award winner Robert Heinlein earned countless fans, accolades, and honors with groundbreaking novels such as Starship Troopers and Stranger in a Strange Land. But it was shorter works like his brilliant novella, The Year of the Jackpot, that solidified Heinlein’s position among sci-fi’s greatest. Potiphar Breen puts his trust in numbers to make sense of the world. An unassuming, middle-aged bachelor, he has been carefully noting a rise in odd behaviors all around him in order to determine some pattern or meaning in these biza...
