author : Murray Leinster

Books

• Doctor to the Stars.
• Invaders of Space.
• The Wailing Asteroid.
• Get Off My World!. 1948
• Space Tug. 1953
• Space Platform. 1953
• War with the Gizmos. 1958
• Four from Planet 5. 1959
• This World is Taboo. 1961
• Operation Terror. 1962
• The Greks Bring Gifts. 1964
• The Other Side of Nowhere. 1964
• S.O.S. From Three Worlds. 1966
• Miners in the Sky. 1967
• Space Gypsies. 1967

Short works

• The Leader. . (In 14 Great Tales of ESP )
• Sidewise in Time. 1934. (In Before the Golden Age 3 )
• The Mole Pirate. 1934. (In A Sense of Wonder )
• Proxima Centauri. 1935. (In Before the Golden Age 3 )
• The Wabbler. 1942. (In Best SF Three )
• First Contact. 1945
  • In Science Fiction Hall of Fame Volume 1
  • In The Astounding-Analog Reader Book Two
• A Logic Named Joe. 1946. (In Doorway into Time )
• Planet of Sand. 1948. (In Get Off My World! )
• Second Landing. 1953. (In Get Off My World! )
• White Spot. 1955. (In Get Off My World! )
• Exploration Team. 1956. (In Spectrum 3 )
• The Grandfathers' War. 1957. (In Doctor to the Stars )
• Plague on Kryder II. 1959. (In S.O.S. From Three Worlds )
• Med Ship Man. 1963. (In Doctor to the Stars )
• Tallien Three. 1963. (In Doctor to the Stars )
• Ribbon in the Sky. 1964. (In S.O.S. From Three Worlds )
• Quarantine World. 1966. (In S.O.S. From Three Worlds )

Books : reviews

Murray Leinster.
Doctor to the Stars.

Contents

• The Grandfathers' War. 1957

• Med Ship Man. 1963

• Tallien Three. == The Hate Disease. 1963

Murray Leinster.
Get Off My World!.
Belmont. 1948

Contents

• Planet of Sand. 1948

• Second Landing. 1953

• White Spot. 1955

Murray Leinster.
Four from Planet 5.
Gold Medal Books. 1959

The radio and television stations of the world carried the short, terrifying statement: The visitors were telepaths. These children from another time, another planet, were able to read human minds. They were utterly invincible. And they were infinitely dreaded. …

In the Pentagon and the Kremlin, leaders were grim with the awareness that all military secrets would be exposed. … The overlords of the underworld realized the children could smash their most profitable rackets. … And even ordinary citizens shuddered at the prospect of their shabby sins being found out.

So four small children came to be hated by the entire world. A whole civilization wanted them dead.

Murray Leinster.
This World is Taboo.
Ace. 1961

Land on Dara? One might as well commit suicide! Untouchable, like the Darans—that’s what they’d call Calhoun if he broke the quarantine. And they’d wipe him out on sight. But Dara needed him and that was the kind of challenge this Interstellar Med Serviceman would never dodge.

Murray Leinster.
Operation Terror.
Tandem. 1962

The radar-complex had picked up the strange object in space just as it neared the earth’s surface. It was described as ‘an object of considerable size’. The impact of its landing at Boulder Lake Park, Colorado was felt on every seismograph in the world. Then the first reports began to trickle in: there were ‘creatures’ on board—creatures who soon left their ship and began exploring the area …

Where was the ship from, and what was the quest of the strange visitors—armed with a terrifying paralysis ray—who had come to call on earth …

Murray Leinster.
S.O.S. From Three Worlds.
Ace. 1966

Virtually the only connecting links between the innumerable colonized planets were the Med Ships—lone starships carrying only one man and one beast. These trained teams of super-medical engineers took their lives in their hands on every planetfall. And for the team of Calhoun and Murgatroyd, three calls for help meant three challenges beyond all the experiences of all their systems.

Plague, mystery, and menace marked the missions—and the human enemies they faced on each world were just as virulent as the microscopic ones.

Contents

• Plague on Kryder II. 1959

• Ribbon in the Sky. 1964

• Quarantine World. 1966