Randall Garrett

Excerpt: “In 1930, it was Wobblies. In 1957, it was fellow-travelers. In 1971, it was insane telepaths. And, in 1973: "We don't know what it is," said Andrew J. Burris, Director of the FBI. He threw his hands in the air and looked baffled and confused."

Twelve Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction by Randall Garrett, Volume 1. Featured here: "The Man Who Hated Mars", "Special Delivery", "His Master's Voice", "Thin Edge", "A World by the Tale", "The Penal Cluster", "The Unnecessary Man", "Fifty Per Cent Prophet", "Suite Mentale", "Viewpoint", "What The Left Hand Was Doing", and "The Foreign Hand Tie".

Three Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction by Randall Garrett, Volume 4. Featured here: "A Spaceship Named McGuiret", "Out Like A Light", and "...Or Your Money Back".

Twelve Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction by Randall Garrett, Volume 2. Featured here: "The Destroyers", "By Proxy", "Hail to the Chief", "Dead Giveaway", "Cum Grano Salis", "The Measure of a Man", "The Assess of Baalaam", "With No Strings Attached", "No Iron Bars a Cage...", "Damned If You Don't", "That Sweet Little Old Lady", and "Instant Decision"..

Metal fingers, five on each hand; each hand attached to an arm, and each pair of arms connected to a silvery sphere that sat atop a four-foot pillar. Within the pillar, micro-relays ticked and chuckled, sending delicately measured surges of power here and there through silver nerves to metal muscles. Responding, the hands built an energy generator. And when they finished, they built another. And another. On and on, monotonously. Crayley rubbed...

If King Richard the Lionheart hadn't died in 1199 and his descendants ruled the Anglo-French Empire, castles would be illuminated by lantern light and long distance conversation would be held by way of "telesin." In the world of detective Lord Darcy and his sidekick, sorcerer Sean O'Lochlainn, it is a very different looking late 20th Century. The laws of magic have developed in place of the laws of physics, but it is Lord Darcy's remarkable deductive...

Set in an alternate reality where Richard the Lionheart's descendants rule the Anglo-French Empire, the laws of magic have developed in place of the laws of physics. In this late 20th century world, people still travel through pea fog by horse and carriage, but magic has made levitation and enchantment spells the norm, especially at a sorcerer's convention. The International Sorcerer's Convention is in full swing. Until London's Chief Forensics Sorcerer,...

Eleven Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction by Randall Garrett, Volume 3. Featured here: "The Eyes Have It", "But, I Don't Think", "Anchorite", "In Case of Fire", "Psichopath", "The Measure of a Man", "Time Fuze", "Belly Laugh", "...After A Few Words", "Damned If You Don't", "Hanging by a Thread", "Anything You Can Do!", and "The Bramble Bush".

Six Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction written by Randall Garrett. Featured here: "Six Frightened Men", "Prisoner of War", "Satellite of Death", "The Mannion Court-Martial", "Skid Row Pilot", and "Kill Me If You Can!".

Four Classic Short Stories from The Golden Age of Science Fiction. Featured here: "Guardians of the Tower", "The Best of Fences", "Stroke of Genius", and "But, I Don't Think" all by Randall Garrett.