FROM THE MASTER OF SCIENCE FICTION—Ray Bradbury

On a pristine, welcoming world, newly arrived settlers mistake quiet for safety—unaware that the land itself is listening, waiting to decide when silence will answer back.

Published in SUPER SCIENCE STORIES (January, 1949). Written by Ray Bradbury.

On a hard-pressed cattle ranch, a sharp-witted young woman finds her grit and judgment tested when a charming drifter rides in, stirring old wounds, fresh suspicions, and a risky game of trust under the wide-open western sky.

Published in RANGELAND ROMANCE (February, 1949). Written by Fay Davis.

[2/2]Grounded egos, clashing command styles, and an unexpected threat force an old-school British officer and a hotshot American pilot into an uneasy partnership when the war suddenly comes home to the night skies over England.

Published inDare-Devil Aces (January, 1942). Written by William Porter.

[1/2] When a chance landing links a battle-scarred veteran and a reckless American ace, their uneasy bond is tested in the skies over wartime England, where courage, loss, and duty collide far from the front lines.

Published inDare-Devil Aces (January, 1942). Written by William Porter.

[2/2] On the night a legendary actor plays Hamlet for the last time, he invites his enemies to a glittering penthouse supper—then keeps his fatal promise, leaving a hard-boiled newspaperman to unmask the killer before the final curtain falls for good.

Published in DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY (March 5, 1938). Written by Richard Sale.

[1/2] On the night a legendary actor plays Hamlet for the last time, he invites his enemies to a glittering penthouse supper—then keeps his fatal promise, leaving a hard-boiled newspaperman to unmask the killer before the final curtain falls for good.

Published in DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY (March 5, 1938). Written by Richard Sale.

Veronica talks DETECTIVE FICTION WEEKLY magazine.

[7/8] After uniting the tribes of Pellucidar against their reptilian overlords, David Innes prepares for a triumphant return to the surface world—but treachery strikes at the final moment, sending him on a desperate journey through darkness where one wrong turn could cost him both his kingdom and the woman he loves.

Edgar Rice Burroughs' "At the Earth's Core" appeared as a four-part serial in ALL-STORY WEEKLY (April 4 to 25, 1914).