Lost SciFi Books 501 thru 505, Robert Sheckley
Lost SciFi Books 501 thru 505, Robert Sheckley
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Lost Sci-Fi Books 501 thru 505
Monsters in the Dark, Alien Worlds and Five Strange Tales from the Golden Age of Science Fiction

Author: Robert Sheckley, Robert Silverberg, Francis Stevens, Clark Ashton Smith, Victoria Lincoln

Narrator: Scott Miller

Unabridged: 2 hr 20 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Scott Miller

Published: 08/27/2026


Synopsis

Lost Sci-Fi Books 501 thru 505 brings together five imaginative tales from the strange, surprising corners of vintage science fiction. Alien worlds, unexplained visitors, forbidden places, and mysteries that refuse to yield easy answers await in this collection.The Sweeper of Loray by Robert Sheckley takes us to a distant world where even an apparently ordinary job can conceal something far more dangerous.The Curious Experience of Thomas Dunbar by Francis Stevens delivers an early excursion into the fantastic, as one man undergoes an experience that challenges everything he thought he understood about himself and the world around him.The Monsters Came By Night by Robert Silverberg turns darkness into a time of terror when mysterious creatures emerge and survival becomes the only thing that matters.The Abominations of Yondo by Clark Ashton Smith journeys into a desolate and forbidden land filled with bizarre horrors, where every step deeper into Yondo reveals something more disturbing than the last.No Evidence by Victoria Lincoln presents a mystery where what cannot be proven may be every bit as important as what can.From Robert Sheckley and Robert Silverberg to Francis Stevens, Clark Ashton Smith, and Victoria Lincoln, these five stories showcase the remarkable variety of classic speculative fiction.Rediscover strange worlds, forgotten authors, and unforgettable ideas in Lost Sci-Fi Books 501 thru 505.

About Robert Sheckley

Robert Sheckley was one of the funniest writers in the history of science fiction. He did screwball comedy, broad satire, and farce. He could also be deadly serious, but he was always entertaining and always had something pointed to say about our world using the skewed versions of reality he created in his fiction. Starting in the early 1950s, he was an amazingly prolific short story writer, with a lot of his stories appearing in Galaxy Magazine. He launched his novel-writing career with Immortality, Inc., which he followed up with a sequence of excellent books: The Status Civilization, Journey Beyond Tomorrow, and Mindswap. He continued to produce novels and short stories in abundance until his death in 2005.


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