Free The End Of Books by Octave Uzanne

The Ron Miller Science Fiction Classics Collection

    PART I: THE CONQUEST OF SPACE

    The Archeology of Space Travel
    (space travel books from the 18th and early 19th centuries)

    The Life and Astonishing Adventures of John Daniel (1751), Ralph Morris, illustrated
    Voyage to the Moon (1827), George Tucker
    Journeys to the Moon (includes "The Moon Hoax" by Richard Adams Locke, "The Unparalleled Adventures of Hans Pfaall" by Edgar Allan Poe and "Journey...to the newly discovered Planet Georgium Sidus" by "Vivenair", illustrated
    Trip to the Moon , Lucian of Samosata
    Iter Lunaire (1703), David Russen
    A Voyage to Cacklogallinia (1727), "Samuel Brunt"
    Gulliver Joi (1851), Elbert Perce, illustrated
    The Consolidator (1705), Daniel Defoe

    Trips to the Moon

    Daybreak (1896), James Cowan, illustrated
    The Conquest of the Moon (1889), Andre Laurie, illustrated
    Drowsy (1917), J.A. Mitchell, illustrated
    The Moon Conquerors (1930), R.H. Roman
    A History of a Voyage to the Moon (1864), "Chrysostom Trueman"
    The Moon Colony (1937), William Dixon Bell, illustrated by Ron Miller
    To the Moon and Back in Ninety Hours (1922), John Young Brown, illustrated
    Pioneers of Space (1949), George Adamski
    A Christmas Dinner With the Man in the Moon (1880), illustrated

    Flights to and from Mars

    Doctor Omega (1906), Arnould Goupin (translated by Ron Miller), illustrated
    To Mars via the Moon (1911), Mark Wicks, illustrated
    A Plunge Into Space (1890), Robert Cromie
    A Trip to Mars (1909), Fenton Ash, illustrated
    War of the Worlds (includes The Crystal Egg and The Things That Live On Mars), H.G. Wells. Illustrated
    Gulliver of Mars (1905), Edwin Arnold
    Across the Zodiac (1880), Percy Greg

    Journeys to Other Worlds

    The Moon-Maker (includes The Man Who Rocked the Earth) (1916), Arthur Train and Robert Wood
    A Trip to Venus (includes "Daybreak on the Moon") (1897), John Munro
    A Honeymoon in Space (1900), George Griffith, illustrated
    The Brick Moon (includes "On Vesta" by K.E. Tsiolkovsky) (1869), E.E. Hale
    A Columbus of Space (1894), Garrett Serviss, illustrated
    Extract from Captain Stormfield's Visit to Heaven (1909), Mark Twain
    Zero to Eighty (1937), "Akkad Pseudoman" (E.F. Northrup)
    Aleriel (Voice from Another World, 1874 and Letters from the Planets, 1883), W.S. Lach-Szyrma, illustrated
    A Journey in Other Worlds (1894), J. J. Astor. Illustrated

    Deutsche im Weltall
    (Germans in Space)

    By Rocket to the Moon (1931), Otto Willi Gail, illustrated
    The Shot Into Infinity (1925), Otto Willi Gail, illustrated
    The Stone From the Moon (1926), Otto Willi Gail, illustrated
    Between Earth and Moon (1930), Otfrid von Hanstein, illustrated
    Distant Worlds (1932), Friedrich Mader, illustrated
    A Daring Flight to Mars (1931), Max Valier

    Space Travel for Junior Space Cadets

    Through Space to Mars (1910), "Roy Rockwood" (Howard R. Garis)
    Lost on the Moon (1911)), "Roy Rockwood" (Howard R. Garis)
    Rocket Riders Across the Ice (1933), Howard R. Garis, illustrated
    Rocket Riders in Stormy Seas (1933), Howard R. Garis, illustrated
    Rocket Riders in the Air (1934), Howard R. Garis, illustrated
    Adrift in the Stratosphere (1937), A.M. Low, illustrated

    Jules Verne

    20,000 Leagues Under the Sea , Jules Verne, translated and edited by Ron Miller. Illustrated
    A Journey to the Center of the Earth , translated, annotated and edited by Ron Miller. Illustrated
    Off on a Comet! , Jules Verne, edited by Ron Miller, illustrated
    From the Earth to the Moon (includes Around the Moon), Jules Verne, translated and edited by Ron Miller. Illustrated
    The Purchase of the North Pole , edited by Ron Miller, illustrated

    Science Fiction by Gaslight

    The End of Books (1884), Octave Uzanne, illustrated by Albert Robida
    Under the Sea to the North Pole (1898), Pierre Mael, illustrated
    Penguin Island (1908), Anatole France, illustrated by Frank C. Pape
    The Crystal City Under the Sea (1896), Andre Laurie, illustrated
    The Earth-Tube (1929), Gawain Edwards (G. Edward