Vintage Sci-Fi & Fantasy Paperback Choice
$4.00 – $8.00
Step into the far reaches of the galaxy and the depths of mystical realms with this curated collection of vintage science fiction and fantasy paperbacks. Featuring legendary voices such as Robert A. Heinlein, Ben Bova, and R.A. Salvatore, this assortment spans the diverse evolution of speculative fiction from the late 1970s to the modern era. These books capture the "Space Age" optimism of classic interstellar travel alongside the gritty, epic world-building of the 1990s and early 2000s. Choose between:
1. The Shrouded Planet, Robert Randall. 1982. 220 pages.
2. Echoes of the Fourth Magic, R.A. Salvatore. 1998. 333 pages.
3. The Barsoom Project, Larry Niven and Steven Branes. 1989. 340 pages
4. The Star Beast, Robert A. Heinlein. 1977. 253 pages.
5. gone
6. The Silk Code, Paul Levinson. 2000. 308 pages. Has a stamp on the inside cover that says it was officially withdrawn from a library.
7. Being Alien, Ben Bova. 1989. 277 pages.
8. Destroyer, Hostil Takeover, Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir. 1990. 252 pages.
9. Barbary, Vonda N. McIntyre. 1988. 183 pages.
Each 7" by 4" volume serves as a tactile piece of literary history, featuring the bold, evocative cover art that defined the pulp and mass-market publishing industry. Whether you are adding to a Dark Academia-inspired library or hunting for specific out-of-print titles, these books offer a portal to another world. While they show the honest patina of age and use—including slightly yellowed pages and softened spines—they remain in good, readable condition. This is a perfect opportunity for collectors and readers alike to own a fragment of the imaginative legacy that paved the way for modern sci-fi and fantasy.
These books are vintage, over 20 years old.
1. The Shrouded Planet, Robert Randall. 1982. 220 pages.
2. Echoes of the Fourth Magic, R.A. Salvatore. 1998. 333 pages.
3. The Barsoom Project, Larry Niven and Steven Branes. 1989. 340 pages
4. The Star Beast, Robert A. Heinlein. 1977. 253 pages.
5. gone
6. The Silk Code, Paul Levinson. 2000. 308 pages. Has a stamp on the inside cover that says it was officially withdrawn from a library.
7. Being Alien, Ben Bova. 1989. 277 pages.
8. Destroyer, Hostil Takeover, Warren Murphy and Richard Sapir. 1990. 252 pages.
9. Barbary, Vonda N. McIntyre. 1988. 183 pages.
Each 7" by 4" volume serves as a tactile piece of literary history, featuring the bold, evocative cover art that defined the pulp and mass-market publishing industry. Whether you are adding to a Dark Academia-inspired library or hunting for specific out-of-print titles, these books offer a portal to another world. While they show the honest patina of age and use—including slightly yellowed pages and softened spines—they remain in good, readable condition. This is a perfect opportunity for collectors and readers alike to own a fragment of the imaginative legacy that paved the way for modern sci-fi and fantasy.
These books are vintage, over 20 years old.