Best 1926 Adventures (7)
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Dorothy L. Sayers’s Lord Peter Wimsey crime adventure CLOUDS OF WITNESS.
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Dorothy L. Sayers’s Lord Peter Wimsey crime adventure CLOUDS OF WITNESS.
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Leslie F. Stone’s THE CONQUEST OF GOLA — hapless male Earthlings invade matriarchal Venus!
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PAYMENT DEFERRED — an early thriller by C.S. Forester, author of the HORATIO HORNBLOWER series.
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Nevil Shute’s MARAZAN — the first adventure by the author of ON THE BEACH.
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DEATH SHIP, B. Traven’s sea-going adventure (and anti-capitalist critique).
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STYRBIORN THE STRONG — a Norse saga retold by E.R. Eddison.
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Agatha Christie’s THE MURDER OF ROGER ACKROYD makes it onto Josh’s Top 10 list for 1926.
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Laurence Manning’s THE MAN WHO AWOKE — a MATRIX-like dystopian future.
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Lester Dent’s DOC SAVAGE — a Golden Age superman emerges from the Radium Age.
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John Collier’s TOM’S A-COLD — set in an England reduced to rubble by greed and laziness.
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Before Han Solo, there was C.L. Moore’s NORTHWEST SMITH, a gun-slinging space smuggler.
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Clark Ashton Smith’s ZOTHIQUE stories. Earth is dying — necromancers roam the wastes!
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