Astounding Stories 17, May 1931
Ray Cummings
Lu par Bill Boerst
Astounding Stories invites listeners into a captivating collection of science fiction and fantasy tales that push the boundaries of imagination. This issue features a compelling novella, "Dark Moon," by Charles W. Diffin, alongside a selection of intriguing short stories that explore the unknown.
Among the highlights are Captain S.P. Meek's eerie narrative, "When Caverns Yawned," and Hal K. Wells' thought-provoking piece, "When the Moon Turned Green." The collection also includes the collaborative work of Nat Schachner and Arthur L. Zagat in "The Death-Cloud," which promises to engage the mind and stir the senses.
Additionally, listeners can delve into the second part of Ray Cummings' serialized adventure, "The Exile of Time," which continues to unravel the mysteries of time travel and its consequences. This anthology not only showcases the creativity of early 20th-century science fiction but also reflects the genre's evolution through its diverse themes and storytelling styles.
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Critiques
A good collection, very much of its era
Akku
Some interesting ideas and some interesting ways of putting those ideas across makes some of these stories quite entertaining. The persistent concern that Russia was going to start World War II waves its way through many of these tiles, ironically it’s being very prophetic but picking the wrong target. There were some good readings and this was an enjoyable book
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Sherbk
Entertaining and some imaginative stories. Bill did a great job reading (especially the voice of the robot) and has a pleasant voice.