New Release Books by Richard S Shaver

Classical Science Fiction awaits the reader with three stories to excite and inspire your imagination. Travel to Venus and Mars and places beyond with these stories: 1.....Gods of Venus...Scientists took down the thought records of the dieing giantress as she whispered to me, I give you the secret of life. 2.....twisted Giant of Mars...It all started as a inter-planetary boxing match between the champions of Earth and Mars. But that was only the beginning! 3.....Swamp-Girl of Venus...On the misty, desolate planet of Venus; to die from the poison needles of the saro tree was the most horrible torture on the planet, but maybe the fifels were worse!

Book Excerpt: ...ech of that city was condemned not long after Sathanas had left Mu to become the satellite Ruler of one of the planets under the Elders of Nor.His was pretty much the same background, in many ways, as that of Ex-Elder Zeit whose antecedents I had studied long ago, as I had been curious as to how an apparently intelligent man had become such an unthinking monster.I thought--and experiments of the Elder scientists subsequently proved--that aging mech has produced many a criminal. I think that their subjection to the infected energy from the wornout pleasure mech was the cause of this as it formed their inner polarization--their very soul--along dis-inductive lines. Hence, as long as stars blaze in space, such characters will induct that will to Evil from the stars' mighty destructive fields. And unfortunately there is absolutely no way to prevent these creations.The whole group connected with Sathanas had fallen into some evil and dissipated habits, had formed a cult of great power, and...

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