Search Worlds Without End

Fleet Commander Alden Slater came to Gothon to recuperate and found himself on the side of a minority · in a full-scale civil rights battle. All he did was come to the defense of a pretty girl named Aldatha Te--who happened to be a colly. And collys, the original human settlers of Gothon and worshipers of a god called Dromm, had always been treated as slaves by the Terran representatives. Slater learned, soon enough, that he was making powerful enemies in the monolithic Interplanetary Development Corp. who "ruled" Gothon, and wanted lands that the collys held sacred to Dromm. But he couldn't understand why so much fuss was being made--until he discovered that more than racial prejudice was involved, and Dromm was more than a myth.

Falsely accused of depriving the Empire of its dream of a Promised Land by murdering its leader, Kael Carrick was exiled ot the dread planet of Dakkan, a galactic graveyard from which no man returned. But Kael had to return. He alone could dare attempt it. For before his death, the leader had rebuilt Kael's war-ravaged body. A single silicon superman against the advancing terror of the Slarrn World.

Kevin Cord, adventurer of the 20th Century, or Chan Dahl, docile outcast of the far future..which was he? For the two looked exactly alike, their fingerprints were identical, and only one of them was still alive.

The pursueers from the future snatched the remaining man, took him back across the eons, across Time's forbidden Red Line, to search his brain. For buried in the mind of Chan Dahl was the answer to who was to rule the cosmos.

But they had the wrong man--and with all time and space as a hiding ground, Kevin escaped...

The Arsenal of Miracles

When Earth's stellar empire was attacked by the Lyanir, a powerful race from the uncharted stars, it was Bran Magannon, High Admiral of Space, who met their battle-challenge. He saved the Empire, but he also fell in love with the beautiful young Lyarnin queen Peganna. To the people of Empire his name became that of traitor. Now he was a lone, brooding outcast among Earth's outpost worlds, called Bran the Wanderer. Then Peganna of the Silver hair returned and told him of a fabled cache of deadly weapons left aeons ago by the long-dead race of the Crenn Lir. She wanted those weapons for her people, to use against the Empire if need be.

Endless Shadow

Two worlds in conflict: Azrael--Where pain was the only reality, & murder was not a crime but a ritual.

Ipewell--Where motherhood was honored & manhood meant a life of servitude & fear. These two worlds were at the heart of a taut dangerous situation which threatened to explode. Jorgen Thorkild, director of the Bridge System that connected forty worlds among the stars, had to try to tame them. But Thorkild faced still another problem: the loss of his own sanity!

This book is a Sword & Planet classic from Gardner F. Fox. Originally published in 1964, written as an homage to Edgar Rice Burrough's John Carter of Mars series. Gardner F. Fox takes us to another world, where Alan Morgan, awakes on a planet countless distances from Earth.

He has only his intelligence and his masterful swordplay to keep him alive. Llarn is a world of uncharted deserts where cities of incredible age lay broken and empty, destroyed long ago in the great War which had scourged the planet. Those few cities which remained, and those blue and golden skinned people whose ancestors had lived through The War, gave a coldly hostile welcome to the strange newcomer.

But before long he will meet the lovely Tuarra, princess of Kharthol, and he vows he will fight his way across the entire planet to win her--against the savage swordsmen, the fierce beasts of this world, and even against the immortal radiation-being which had brought him here for its own unfathomable purpose.

This book is a Sword & Planet classic from Gardner F. Fox. Originally published in 1966, written as an homage to Edgar Rice Burrough's John Carter of Mars series. Gardner F. Fox takes us to another world, where Alan Morgan, an Earthman, was now a true citizen of the planet Llarn. Through his master swordsmanship and quick wits, he had risked his life at great odds to finally win the beautiful Tuarra, daganna of Kharthol, as his wife.

And he would do it again... for now, even more, was at stake. The world of Llarn itself was threatened with a disaster even greater than the atomic war of eons ago, which had dried up the oceans and shredded the land to desert and desolation and peopled it with monstrous mutated beings.

On a curious chess board that crossed the barriers of time, Alan Morgan was moved from adventure to adventure by the powers of a godlike master, and his swift sword was his only means of staving off the enemies of the planet and saving the life of his loved princess.

Kyrik the mighty-muscled Warlock swordsman is a hero for this or any other age. From Mankind's darkest and most unremembered past he comes Striding, the ever-unvanquished sword Bluefang glittering in his granite-like hand. Through the mists of Man's pre-history he comes a-questing for those who would enslave Or destroy him for their evil gain. The greatest champion of all the Known World, from the Endless Green Sea to the Red Desert, Kyrik dominated his World and his era.

DEMON WORLD

When Kyrik--warlock warrior--finds a dying man and a bloody parchment map, he is drawn into a whirlwind of evil in which demon lords contend for all Terra. With Myrnis, his gypsy sweetheart, and the aid of the thief pack, he brings five ancient magical gifts to the land of Surrillione--where he meets betrayal by the very demon lord he has been forced to serve.

THE STAFF OF LIFE

Kyrik, the great and glorious warrior, had battled the fiercest foes imaginable, drawing on his amazing and incredible warlock powers. His tremendous gifts are put to the ultimate test as he is forced to a life and death battle with the Wizard and the Wizard's Sword.

SORCERER'S SPELL

Kyrik, the mighty warrior, met a lovely woman who appeared to be his gypsy lover Myrnis. But then she disappeared, and Kyrik met another woman who looked just like her. Was this the real Myrnis, or the Lost Queen? The two embarked on a search for the answers, which led them to a strange land where the lovely Myrnis was ruling, under a wizard's spell. Which was the real Myrnis?