Amazing Tales Volume 115

Dive into "Amazing Tales Volume 115", a captivating collection that explores themes of mystery, individuality, and cosmic intrigue. In "The Man Who Flew" by Charles D. Cunningham, the city is enveloped in gloom as Keller, a struggling investigator, encounters a client with an enigmatic request, setting off a chain of unforeseen events. Transitioning to a realm governed by grape-headed beings, "A Planet For Your Thoughts" by James Norman presents a gripping sci-fi narrative. Here, Bill Petrie challenges the status quo, igniting a cosmic crisis through the audacity of independent thought. Next, "Sargasso of the Stars" by Frederic Arnold Kummer plunges readers into a cursed void where lost spaceships and a tense crew face survival's ultimate test, weaving a tale of cosmic mystery and human resolve. Theodore L. Thomas's "The Good Work" propels us into a densely populated future where one man's struggle for individuality defies the suffocating grip of conformity, questioning the value of uniqueness in a homogenized society. Finally, "South to Propontis" by Henry Andrew Ackermann takes us across the brutal Martian deserts. Join Don Moffat, a young Earth-dreamer shackled by family secrets and the sinister Avis Gladiator, as he quests for the mythical city of Propontis, where past and future collide in a tale rich with survival and betrayal. Each story in "Amazing Tales Volume 115" beckons readers into worlds where the extraordinary becomes reality, challenging perceptions and evoking wonder.