num_pages: 168
description: More of Your Great-Grandparents’ Science Fiction!Following in the literary footsteps of The Space Annihilator: Early Science Fiction from The Argosy, 1896-1910, literary sleuth Gene Christie has unearthed another collection of the imaginative, science-fictional stories your great-grandparents enjoyed long before the term “science fiction” was conceived.Decades before the advent of Weird Tales in 1923 and Amazing Stories in 1926, weird fantasy and science fiction was appearing regularly in the pages of popular American publications, included as a part of the routine mix of mysteries, adventures, romances, humor, Westerns and other types of stories. These 24 uncut gems of the fantastic have been separated from the chaff of their long-forgotten companions in the pages of The Black Cat and are now available for the first time in three generations!Selected and with an introduction by Gene Christie.First book publication.
language: English
title: The Man Who Found Zero: Early Science Fiction and Weird Fantasy from The Black Cat, 1896–1915
publisher: Black Dog Books