Ужасы и Мистика
Различные книги в жанре Ужасы и Мистика
Stopover
When he opened the door to the shed that day, and saw the axe suspended in mid-air, he understood what was wrong.
Reel Life Films
Pity the poor purveyor of mere entertainment in today’s world. He can’t afford to offend a soul, yet must have a villain.
Political Application
If matter transference really works—neanderthalers can pop up anywhere. And that’s very hard on politicians!
Nightmare on the Nose
The gifting of animals with human speech is scarcely an unique idea—see Dal Stivens’ THE UNDOING OF CARNEY JIMMY in this issue should you have doubts—the idea of a talking horse goes back at least to the siege of Troy, for certainly there must have been some dialogue amongst the Greek warriors enclosed in the wooden horse’s belly. But we think you’ll agree that Miss Smith’s filly has something special.
Made in Tanganyika
Come, enjoy a Carl Jacobi field day—backed by his vivid, irresistible imagination and his keen sense of fun. Or was it so funny for Martin Sutter? For, unlike him, you’ll surely be cautious the next time you turn on your TV set—especially if you notice it was made in Tanganyika.
Jimsy and the Monsters
Science fiction, in collaboration with the idea-men and technicians of Hollywood, has been responsible for many horrors, dating back to “The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari” and “The Lost World.” But Hollywood has created one real-life horror that tops all creations of fantasy—the child star. In this story we at last see such a brat meet Things from Alien Space.
Houlihan’s Equation
Every writer must seek his own Flowery Kingdom in imagination’s wide demesne, and if that search can begin and end on Earth his problem has been greatly simplified. In post-war Japan Walt Sheldon has found not only serenity, but complete freedom to write undisturbed about the things he treasures most. A one-time Air Force officer, he has turned to fantasy in his lighter moments, to bring us such brightly sparkling little gems as this.
To Remember Charlie By
The history of this materialistic world is highlighted with strange events that scientists and historians, unable to explain logically, have dismissed with such labels as “supernatural,” “miracle,” etc. But there are those among us whose simple faith can—and often does—alter the scheme of the universe. Even a little child can do it . . . .