Travel back in time and walk with Dinosaurs and Cavemen with stories to excite your Imagination. Most modern contemporary Dinosaur fiction came directly from the golden era especially from the minds of the best pulp fiction writers. Showcased here are stories from the best writers of the genre and the best magazines such as AMAZING STORIES, FANTASTIC ADVENTURES, and WONDER STORIES some of which include: 1.....The Lost Warship. A WW2 Battleship is thrust into a Ancient past and a world of the Reptiles. 2.....One Prehistoric Night. Visiting Aliens attempt to colonize Ancient Earth and encounter Prehistoric Monsters. 3.....Blitzkreig in the Past. A WW2 Tank goes back in time and encounters a strange land of Prehistoric Monsters and Cavemen. A thrilling, suspenseful novel you don't want to miss!

Armchair Fiction features the best in classic science fiction short story collections. "Masters of Science Fiction, Vol. Ten" features the works of one of the most prolific of all science fiction writers, Robert Moore Williams. During his career, prolific author Robert Moore Williams published more than 150 novels and short stories. Williams was born in 1907. He had a full-time writing career from 1937 through 1972 and cut his teeth on such publications as "Amazing Stories," "Astounding Science Fiction," "Thrilling Wonder Stories," and "Startling Stories," just to name a few. He also became a stalwart contributor to Ace Books in the '50s and '60s, with many fine novels. After a long, distinguished career, Williams passed away in May of 1977 in Dateland, Arizona. This collection contains some of his finest tales from the 1950s, including TIME TOLLS FOR TORO, FIND ME IN ETERNITY, WORLD OF RELUCTANT VIRGINS, THE SOUL MAKERS, THE DIAMOND IMAGES, WHEN THE SPOILERS CAME, TO THE END OF TIME, THE METAL MARTYR, DANGER IS MY DESTINY, THIS WAY OUT, and THE MAN FROM SPACE.

"What do you make of it?" Commander Jed Hargraves asked huskily.

Ron Val, busy at the telescope, was too excited to look up from the eye-piece. "There are at least two planets circling Vega " he said quickly. "There may be other planets farther out, but I can see two plainly. And Jed, the nearest planet, the one we are approaching, has an atmosphere. The telescope reveals a blur that could only be caused by an atmosphere. And--Jed, this may seem so impossible you won't believe it--but I can see several large spots on the surface that are almost certainly lakes. They are not big enough to be called oceans or seas. But I am almost positive they are lakes "

According to the preconceptions of astronomers, formed before they had a chance to go see for themselves, solar systems were supposed to be rare birds. Not every sun had a chance to give birth to planets. Not one sun in a thousand, maybe not one in a million; maybe, with the exception of Sol, not another one in the whole universe.

And here the first sun approached by the Third Interstellar Expedition was circled by planets

The sight was enough to drive an astronomer insane.