A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 2 Audiobook By David Osborne, E. L. Arch, Manly Banister cover art

A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 2

A Collection of Tales from the Early Days of Science Fiction

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A Galaxy Trilogy, Volume 2

By: David Osborne, E. L. Arch, Manly Banister
Narrated by: Tom Weiner
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 Back in the 1950s, at the dawn of science fiction, writers were turning out wildly imaginative stories for the pulp magazines. Robert Silverberg, writing as David Osborne, estimates he wrote over a million words in one year. Here are three more exciting stories from those heady days from the pioneers of science fiction: "Aliens from Space" by David Osborne, "The Man with Three Eyes" by E. L. Arch, and "Conquest of Earth" by Manly.Public Domain (P)2009 Blackstone Audio, Inc. Anthologies & Short Stories Fantasy Fiction Science Fiction
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This collection was disappointing. The first novel, "Aliens from Space", was corny but still entertaining. "The Man With Three Eyes" was an attempt at comedy with a touch of sf or fantasy, but to me was not interesting. "Conquest of Earth" was an unorigonal fantasy.

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