Howard Browne Bücher
15. April 1908 – 28. Oktober 1999
Howard Browne war ein einflussreicher Science-Fiction-Redakteur und Mystery-Autor, dessen Karriere sich auf das Schreiben für Fernsehen und Film erstreckte. Er zeichnete sich durch die Leitung und Redaktion wichtiger Science-Fiction-Magazine aus und überwachte den Übergang von Pulp- zu Digest-Formaten. Seine spätere Arbeit konzentrierte sich auf Drehbücher für beliebte Fernsehserien und Filme, was seine Vielseitigkeit in der Genre-Literatur und den Medien unter Beweis stellte.
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The Man From Yesterday
- 202 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Armchair fiction presents extra large paperback editions of the best in classic science fiction novels. “The Man From Yesterday,” is written by heralded author and editor, Howard Browne. Epic in its scale, “The Man From Yesterday” is about Avar, a fierce warrior from the past. But he was destined to fight his greatest battle in the distant future. Avar, warrior of the tribe of Kosad. He stood with his back to the statue of a great stone car while his eyes searched the darkness around him. But he had stumbled into the Valley of the Mists, and when he emerged, he discovered that his world had vanished!
Planet of No Return & The Annihilator Comes
- 202 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
Planet of no return: The crew of the Andara and the inhabitants of a barbarian planet collide in a fight for freedom, love and glory.
Metal Doom, The, & Twelve Times Zero
- 218 Seiten
- 8 Lesestunden
The Metal Doom: There is a new stone age in a world without metal. The builders are trying to rebuilding society, but there are roving bands of marauders who enjoy the barbarism of the new stone age
The Return of Tharn
- 174 Seiten
- 7 Lesestunden
The Return of Tharn is a classical work deemed significant throughout history, now preserved for contemporary readers by Alpha Editions. This modern republishing features a complete reformatting and retyping of the original text, ensuring clarity and readability, rather than relying on scanned copies. The effort aims to keep this important work accessible for both present and future generations.