The Three Marked Pennies by Mary Elizabeth Counselman

I own a lot of books. I also own a lot of books I haven’t read yet. Whenever there are Continue reading →

Black God’s Kiss by C.L. Moore

Many fantasy authors have created their own expies of Conan the Cimmerian, especially before The Lord of the Rings created Continue reading →

The Microscopic Giants by Paul Ernst

The First World War is raging, and in the USA there is a huge demand for copper, so much that Continue reading →

Tokay of the Comet Year by H. Warner Allen

Mr Clerihew, who later stars in a couple of detective novels, has a wine cellar without compare. His palate is Continue reading →

Wine on the Desert by Max Brand

This is a story about thirst. It is entirely designed to make you feel as if you are trudging through Continue reading →

Let’s Play King by Sinclair Lewis

Terry Tait is a famous child actor in Hollywood. His overbearing mother will do anything to improve his career, and Continue reading →

Trouble with Water by Horace L. Gold

As Midas-like curses go, this one is pretty cruel. After insulting a water gnome while out fishing, Greenberg is cursed Continue reading →