Invasion

uncanny.
        
    No. 3. Crash Landing On Iduna by
    Arthur Tofte
    Written by an "old pro". As you'd expect, it's adventure as it should be written with an ending that will surprise!
        
    No. 4. Gates Of The
    Universe by Robert Coulson and Gene DeWeese
    This top flight writing team have come up with a winner. Several of their characterizations are really outstanding.
        
    No. 5. Walls Within Walls by Arthur Tofte
    This is Arthur's second novel in the series. It has beauty and grace and much human understanding. A rare combination in a S.F. adventure. I think you'll agree.
        
    No. 6. Serving In
    Time by Gordon Eklund
    Gordon is really establishing himself in the S.F. world.
    With this exciting tale, he gives us a lesson in history too.
        
    No. 7. Seeklight by K.W. Jeter
    As Barry Malzberg says in his introduction, "one of the three or four best first S.F. novels I have read."
        
    No. 8. Caravan by Stephen Goldin
    As I said about his first novel in our series, "His ability to weave the alien world into the fabric of our contempory world is uncanny."
        
    No. 9. Invasion by Aaron Wolfe
    This is the first novel Aaron Wolfe has ever written. As Barry Malzberg says of it, "It is simply one of the most remarkable first novels, In any field, that I have ever read."
        
    No. 10. Falling Toward Forever by Gordon Eklund
    This is Gordon's second offering in our series. It's straight S.F. adventure this time, with a deeply human thread, and it's very, very good.
        
    No. 11. Unto The Last
    Generation by Juanita Coulson
    Juanita is the wife of Robert Coulson, a co-author of Laser Book No. 4. I think you'll really enjoy her story and that you'll delight in the poetic mood she manages to convey.
        
    No. 12. The King of Eolim by
    Raymond F. Jones
    A deeply sensitive story about a family whose son is retarded by their society's standards. At the same time there's lots of excitement and adventure. It takes a Ray Jones to blend these two elements as masterfully as this story does it.

     

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