Dr Kinney takes off into space in this unique omnibus
These are the four colourful space opera adventures of Dr. William Kinney and his team of scientists and technicians written by the almost as colourful Homer Eon Flint. These brilliant tales will delight all enthusiasts of early science fiction. Join Kinney and Co. aboard their 'sky car' for a flight to the planet Mercury to investigate why it is a place of death and fallen civilisation. On Venus, in a hothouse society beneath a dome, live bizarre humanoid people, highly evolved and reaching for spiritual nirvana but is all peace and tranquillity? Experience with Dr.Kinney and his companions the strange sensation of out of body transportation as they journey to the planet Capellette, where they support revolutionaries to overthrow despotism. Finally our intrepid team transport themselves to the planet Sanus where highly evolved bees rule. In the hive city it is humankind that is held in thrall as the price for its devastation of the environment and Kinney must ensure that Mankind is given another chance. These are Dr.Kinney's complete adventures available in one volume from Leonaur in softcover and hardcover with dust jacket for collectors."

This story has, with justice, been called "the most famous fantastic mystery of them all" since it first appeared in the famous pulp magazine ARGOSY in 1921."The Blind Spot" is an interdimensional gateway to another world, which coexists with our world but does not interfere with it. When communication is established between the worlds, the results are nothing short of startling!

Mercury or Venus.life or death? Such was the riddle posed to the four pioneers who first voyaged to those worlds. For on one planet they found the "harsh" virtues raised to the ultimate degree, and on the other the so-called "gentle" virtues glorified. What they decided coudl chart the way for all humanity! Here is a classic interplanetary adventure of strange civilizations and strange planets, as written by the brilliant co-author of THE BLIND SPOT.

Homer Eon Flint (1888-1924) was a writer of pulp science fiction novels and stories. In 1918 he published "The Planeteer" in "All-Story Weekly." His "Dr. Kinney" stories were reprinted in 1965, and with Austin Hall, he co-wrote the classic early SF novel "The Blind Spot."