Classic & Pulp SF Update

Adventures in Deep Space and Deep Human Nature This week over at SF.DRB site - 3 updates: 1. A. Abrams does a full review of the exciting "Age of Wonder" issue of "Astounding Stories" August, 1934: Arthur Leo Zagat's "Beyond the Spectrum" - "Done in a visceral, horror-infused way, this tale is a precursor to movies by George Romero, and such unapologetic gore-fests as "Slither" or Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive"... Click Here to Read the Rest (art courtesy and copyright:Adonihs) 2. Avi Abrams reviews a classic space adventure series by Jack Williamson, The Legion of Space: "The cosmic super-weapon is entrusted to a beautiful woman... which adds to her mystery and complicates her marriage quite a bit..." Click Here to Read the Rest (illustration to "The Legion of Space", 1934) 3. M. Christian reviews a classic novel by Theodore Sturgeon "More Than Human": "There was one problem with this new gestalt being... it needed a conscience." Click Here to Read the Rest (art courtesy and copyright: John Pitre) More SF reviews forthcoming on a regular basis. Subscribe to DRB SF rss feed. Send your review of SF book or story listed on the site.