The Golden Age of SF is universally dated from the July 1939, issue of Astounding because that's when "Black Destroyer," A. E. van Vogt's first SF story, appeared. Isaac Asimov's first story also appeared in the same month but nobody—as Asimov...
The Harton School for Boys and Girls, run by Isabelle and Frederick Harton, is one of the few schools that takes students whose magic doesn't pertain to the elements, and who are, therefore, frequently ignored by the Elemental Masters. Such...
The fifth and final adventure of Carson Napier among the exotic people and beasts of Amtor is Burroughs' THE WIZARD OF VENUS. Sequel to his fabulous four Venus novels, it is an adventure not to be missed as Napier encounter a new kind of science and...
After rescuing the world from the creatures of darkness and chaos by applying a
few computer logistics, Programmer and Systems Analyst Extraordinaire Wiz
Zumwalt finds himself in another fix when he is kidnapped by...
Once upon a time, Major Mick Gilligan, USAF, didn’t believe in Magic. Nor, had
he been told of it, would he have believed in the elf Lisella, or cared that
she had cursed master programmer Wiz Zumwalt, later of Cupertino and now of...
Preparing to protect a twenty-foot dragon from the wrath of his own wife, Wiz
joins forces with his eccentric companions in an adventure filled with Soviet
ex-spies, a band of dwarves, zombie dragon riders, and a fluffy pink...