A collection of Donald Wandrei's pulp sci-fi tales from the interwar era, exploring aliens, time paradoxes, and cosmic desolation.
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A collection of Donald Wandrei's pulp sci-fi tales from the interwar era, exploring aliens, time paradoxes, and cosmic desolation.
Paul author Donald Wandrei's science fiction. A friend of H.P. Lovecraft, Wandrei wrote both "weird fiction" and early science fiction between the world wars-- when radio was new, and Einstein's work was just being popularized to the public. These pulp tales theme around everything from aliens invading, to the time paradox of near-lightspeed travel, to the desolation at the end of time. With thoughtful commentary by Richard L. Tierney, and biographic notes from Dwayne Olson.
will contain mild spoilers
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Moderate depictions of violence likely in alien invasion and end-of-time themes.
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Minor occult themes possible in weird fiction context.
Minor cultural messaging from interwar sci-fi perspective.
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