Astounding Stories 18, June 1931
'Astounding Stories 18, June 1931' Summary
The June 1931 issue of *Astounding Stories* is a captivating collection of science fiction narratives that transport readers to extraordinary realms. Sewell Peaslee Wright's "The Man from 2072" introduces Commander Hanson to a mysterious visitor from a distant future, unraveling a tale of time travel and hidden secrets. Arthur J. Burks' "Manape the Mighty" plunges readers into the heart of a jungle where young Bentley finds himself inexplicably inhabiting the body of a powerful ape. Charles Willard Diffin's "Holocaust" presents a dystopian vision of a world ruled by a ruthless dictator, offering a chilling exploration of power and control. R.F. Starzl's "The Earthman's Burden" takes readers on an interplanetary adventure as Danny Olear, a member of the Interplanetary Flying Police, investigates a crime on Mercury. Ray Cummins' "The Exile of Time" continues the thrilling saga of Larry, George, and Mary as they navigate the treacherous world of 2930 and encounter the rebellious robots led by Tugh. The issue concludes with a fascinating exploration of ant behavior and a forum for reader commentary.Book Details
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