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This superlative collection of futuristic tales explores ground-breaking supernatural themes from the founding heroes of the science fiction genre. The short story form is perfect for capturing the atmospheric tension of these legendary stories.

Step into the future with Pygmalion’s Spectacles by Stanley G. Weinbaum—the groundbreaking 1935 sci-fi short story that predicted virtual reality decades ahead of its time. Follow Dan, a curious student, as he tests a pair of experimental goggles that transport him into a fully immersive dream world. Blending romance, technology, and visionary imagination, this forgotten gem of Golden Age science fiction explores the thrilling possibilities and ethical dilemmas of artificial experience.

Stanley Grauman Weinbaum was an American science fiction writer. His first story, "A Martian Odyssey", was published to great acclaim in July 1934; the alien Tweel was arguably the first character to satisfy John W. Campbell's challenge: "Write me a creature who thinks as well as a man, or better than a man, but not like a man." Weinbaum wrote more short stories and a few novels, but died from lung cancer less than a year and a half later. Сontent: Flight on Titan, The Lotus Eaters, A Martian Odyssey.

Experience the ultimate struggle for survival in Stanley G. Weinbaum's thrilling sci-fi adventure, Flight on Titan. When Tim and Diane Vick crash-land on Saturn's largest moon, they find themselves battling extreme cold, deadly radiation, and a hostile environment unlike anything on Earth. As they fight to stay alive, their resilience and determination are tested to the limits. Filled with tension, vivid world-building, and Weinbaum's signature imagination, Flight on Titan is a gripping tale of human endurance against the unforgiving forces of space.

"A Martian Odyssey" (1949) is a science fiction classic by Stanley G. Weinbaum. The story is set in the early 21st century, nearly twenty years after the invention of atomic power and ten years after the first lunar landing. The four-man crew of the Ares has landed on Mars in the Mare Cimmerium. A week after the landing, Dick Jarvis, the ship's American chemist, sets out in an auxiliary rocket to photograph the landscape. Eight hundred miles out, the engine on Jarvis' rocket gives out, and he crash-lands into one of the Thyle regions.

Take an extraordinary journey to Mars in Stanley G. Weinbaum's groundbreaking science fiction classic, The Martian Odyssey. When astronaut Dick Jarvis crash-lands on the Red Planet, he embarks on an unexpected adventure, encountering bizarre alien creatures, including the mysterious bird-like Twi'le. Unlike anything seen before in early science fiction, Weinbaum's visionary narrative brings Mars to life with intelligence, humor, and thrilling discovery.

"A Martian Odyssey" by Stanley G. Weinbaum first appeared in 1934. It was Weinbaum's first published story, and remains his best known. It's publication immediately established Weinbaum as a leading figure in the field. One of the aliens in the story, "Tweel", remains one of the most recognised aliens in early science fiction, and is said to be an inspiration for aliens in the works of Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke.

Journey to the mysterious world of Venus in Stanley G. Weinbaum's classic sci-fi tale, The Lotus Eaters. Following the adventures of Hamilton and Patricia, explorers on a strange and perilous planet, the story introduces an unforgettable alien species—the peaceful yet enigmatic Lotuses, who live in a trance-like state. As the protagonists navigate Venus's hostile landscape, they uncover secrets that challenge human understanding of life and consciousness.

Explore the haunting beauty of Mars in Valley of Dreams by Stanley G. Weinbaum—a visionary science fiction classic that follows Captain Harrison and his crew on a groundbreaking Martian expedition.

Prepare for an extraordinary journey as we delve into two classic tales originally published in the July 1934 issue of Wonder Stories. The first, Martian Odyssey, introduces us to the peculiar Martian known as Tweel, a creature that strikingly resembles both an ostrich and the Egyptian god Osiris‚Aîan intriguing connection youll discover as the story unfolds. Following this, the enchanting sequel Valley of Dreams awaits, continuing the adventure on the Red Planet. These stories are not only imaginative and humorous but also captivating explorations of life beyond our own. Join us for a ...

Secondo l'"Enciclopedia della Fantascienza" ""A Martian Odyssey" fu il primo tentativo di descrivere la vita su un altro pianeta come un complesso di equilibri biologici, ecologici ed etici, con approfondimento e credibilità, ben lontani dalla descrizione di mostri e mutazioni spesso demenziali che erano la linea generale seguita dagli altri autori del periodo." Tutto ciò vale anche per le altre storie interplanetarie di Stanley Weinbaum, che molti considerano fondamentali per l'evoluzione della fantascienza moderna, e in particolare per questo "I mangiatori di loto".

Step into a futuristic vision of desire and illusion in The Ideal by Stanley G. Weinbaum—a thought-provoking science fiction novella that examines the pursuit of perfection and the cost of fantasy.

A Venusian honeymoon could quickly end in disaster, when the newlyweds are attacked by savage night dwellers and catatonia inducing spores.English biologist Patricia Hammond with her new American husband Hamilton "Ham" Hammond, decide to explore the dark side of Venus to collect plant specimens. But what they find is a specimen far beyond their expectations, and it forces them to re-evaluate what it means to be "intelligent".

Step into a realm of lost chances and alternate destinies in The Worlds of If by Stanley G. Weinbaum, a masterfully crafted early science fiction short story that explores time travel, parallel realities, and the haunting question of "what if?"

First published in 1934, this visionary tale redefined science fiction with its vivid world-building and truly alien lifeforms. Follow astronaut Dick Jarvis as he crash-lands on Mars and encounters Tweel—a bizarre yet intelligent creature unlike anything humanity has ever known.

"Planet der Parasiten ist ein Science-Fiction-Klassiker von Stanley G. Weinbaum, der erstmals 1935 erschien. In dieser neuen Übersetzung von Benjamin Werner erleben Sie die spannende Geschichte von Ham Hammond, einem Abenteurer, der auf der Venus lebt. Dort muss er sich gegen die gefährlichen Parasiten und Naturkatastophen behaupten, die alles Leben bedrohen. Als er auf eine junge Frau trifft, die ebenfalls in den Heißgebieten der Venus gestrandet ist, beginnt eine atemberaubende Flucht vor den blutrünstigen Kreaturen.

Eine Marsodyssee ist ein Science-Fiction-Klassiker von Stanley G. Weinbaum, der erstmals 1934 erschien. In dieser neuen Übersetzung erleben Sie die faszinierende Geschichte von Dick Jarvis, einem Astronomen, der auf dem Mars notlanden muss und dort auf eine fremde Zivilisation stößt. Begleiten Sie ihn auf seiner abenteuerlichen Reise durch eine bizarre Landschaft voller Gefahren und Wunder, die seine Vorstellungskraft herausfordert. Hören Sie, wie er sich mit dem sympathischen Marsianer Tweel anfreundet, der ihm die Geheimnisse seines Planeten offenbart.

Tauchen Sie ein in die Welt der Science-Fiction mit dem Hörbuch Eine Frage der Sicht von Stanley G. Weinbaum, meisterhaft neu übersetzt und gelesen von Benjamin Werner. Dieses Werk entführt Sie auf eine Reise durch die unendlichen Weiten der menschlichen Vorstellungskraft, wo die Grenzen zwischen Realität und Fantasie verschwimmen. Folgen Sie den Spuren der Charaktere, die sich mit den philosophischen Fragen des Seins auseinandersetzen und dabei die Essenz des menschlichen Daseins erforschen. Mit der eindrucksvollen Stimme von Benjamin Werner wird jede Szene zum Leben erweckt, sodass Sie sich fühlen, als wären Sie mitten im Geschehen.

Tauchen Sie ein in die Welt von Dr. Daniel Scott, einem Wissenschaftler am Rande einer revolutionären Entdeckung. In Stanley G. Weinbaums Die letzte Anpassung folgen wir Scott und seinem Mentor Professor Hans Bach, die ein Heilmittel entwickelt haben, das das Potenzial hat, die Medizin zu revolutionieren. Ihre Versuche an Tieren zeigen unglaubliche Ergebnisse – Wunden heilen wie durch Magie. Doch mit jeder Anpassung kommt ein Preis, und bald müssen sie sich den dunklen Konsequenzen ihrer Erfindung stellen.

Das Ideal - Science-Fiction trifft auf Philosophie. Tauche ein in die Welt von Das Ideal, einem fesselnden Science-Fiction-Hörspiel von Stanley G. Weinbaum, gelesen von Benjamin Werner. Entdecke die Geschichte von Dixon Wells, einem jungen Mann, der durch die geniale Erfindung seines Professors, van Manderpootz, die Möglichkeit erhält, sein Idealbild von der perfekten Frau zu sehen.