Treasure Trove of the Best Vintage Sci-Fi Pulp 1941 -- 1962 Illustrated & Annotated
Book Details
Author(s)
Chet Dembeck
Publisher
Publisher of One
ISBN / ASIN
B002VUAFL6
ISBN-13
978B002VUAFL0
Sales Rank
#948,370
Marketplace
United States 🇺🇸
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IIntroduction
• Revised edition includes 22 original illustrations/photographs
• Also Includes nonfiction bonus chapters revealing the latest research and revelations regarding the alleged Roswell UFO crash in Roswell
• A declassified FBI report triggered by congressional inquiry into cattle mutilations and its conclusions.
• Eyewitness account and affidavit of a former aide to President Eisenhower, who claimed to be involved in a Top Secret program reengineering Roswell UFO debris for the Pentagon.
The title of this 416-page-illustrated volume says it all. But what it doesn’t say is the fun I had searching for weeks for these relatively unknown gems of Sci-Fi pulp dating from as early as 1941.
If you like story, plot, adventure without the fluff and soft edge, this collection is definitely for you.
Such masterpieces as “Subversive,” “The Creature from the Cleveland Depths,” or “The K Factor,” are designed of hardcore and hardboiled fans only!
In truth, the whole collection is hard not soft Sci-Fi.
I hope you enjoy this treasure trove of vintage stories as much as I did.
PS As mentioned, at the end of this treasure trove, I ‘ve included some very interesting and thought-provoking non-fiction research about real UFOs and alleged extraterrestrials.
Best,
Chet Dembeck
Publisher of One
• Revised edition includes 22 original illustrations/photographs
• Also Includes nonfiction bonus chapters revealing the latest research and revelations regarding the alleged Roswell UFO crash in Roswell
• A declassified FBI report triggered by congressional inquiry into cattle mutilations and its conclusions.
• Eyewitness account and affidavit of a former aide to President Eisenhower, who claimed to be involved in a Top Secret program reengineering Roswell UFO debris for the Pentagon.
The title of this 416-page-illustrated volume says it all. But what it doesn’t say is the fun I had searching for weeks for these relatively unknown gems of Sci-Fi pulp dating from as early as 1941.
If you like story, plot, adventure without the fluff and soft edge, this collection is definitely for you.
Such masterpieces as “Subversive,” “The Creature from the Cleveland Depths,” or “The K Factor,” are designed of hardcore and hardboiled fans only!
In truth, the whole collection is hard not soft Sci-Fi.
I hope you enjoy this treasure trove of vintage stories as much as I did.
PS As mentioned, at the end of this treasure trove, I ‘ve included some very interesting and thought-provoking non-fiction research about real UFOs and alleged extraterrestrials.
Best,
Chet Dembeck
Publisher of One
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