Amazing Tales Volume 119 - Charles V. De Vet et al.

Amazing Tales Volume 119

Par Charles V. De Vet et al.

  • Date de sortie: 2025-01-20
  • Genre: Science-fiction

Description

Dive into the enthralling worlds of "Amazing Tales Volume 119", a collection that pushes the boundaries of imagination and adventure. This anthology explores themes of pursuit, survival, deception, and the unyielding quest for truth amidst chaos. In "Bunzo Farewell" by Charles V. De Vet, embark on a thrilling interstellar chase with Sammy Tang as he pursues the elusive criminal Lutscher across galaxies. The vastness of space sets the stage for an adventure filled with intrigue and suspense. Transitioning to "Blind Play" by Chandler Davis, the narrative takes a darker turn. Set against the backdrop of the infinite cosmos, Nick Pappas, a killer from Callisto, becomes ensnared in a deadly game aboard a vanishing spaceship, where survival depends on wits and deception. Next, in "Calling World-4 of Kithgol!" by H. B. Fyfe, tensions rise as communication with a distant world becomes crucial. The story weaves a complex tapestry of connection and desperation, highlighting the fragile links between worlds. In "Exile From Venus" by E. Hoffmann Price, Craig Verrill's reckless vow leads him from the safety of Venus's lush Domes to a ravaged Earth. Here, he must seek the legendary Fire of Skanderbek, challenging both his resolve and destiny. The tone shifts with "The Fatal Third" by Theodore L. Thomas, where peace is but a distant memory. Humanity stands on the brink of chaos, exploring the fragile balance between war and harmony, a poignant reminder of our own world's struggles. Finally, "Crash Beam" by John Barrett plunges readers into a technological thriller. Electronics engineer Dan Kearns faces a dire crisis after a catastrophic rocket landing. With a passenger flight in jeopardy, Dan races against time to unravel the mystery of the deadly beam. Each story in "Amazing Tales Volume 119" offers a unique journey, inviting readers to explore the limits of human courage and ingenuity.

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