Vintage Sci-Fi Paperbacks: Choose Your 1970s-90s Adventure

Build your own vintage library with this "Choose Your Own" collection of science fiction paperbacks. This listing features ten unique titles spanning the 1970s through the late 1990s, offering everything from classic space opera and military sci-fi to steampunk and dystopian futures.

Available Titles & Details:
1. 1994 The Shadow, James Luceno, Paperback. A classic adventure. 216 pages. Good condition.
2. 1991 Omega Sub, J.D. Cameron, Paperback. Submarine action in a futuristic setting. 249 pages. Good condition.
3. 1991 Go Tell the Spartans, Jerry Pournelle, S.M. Stirling, Paperback. Military science fiction from a beloved author duo. 345 pages. Good condition.
4. 1978 The Man Responsible, Stephan Robinett, Paperback. A thought-provoking narrative. 245 pages. Good condition.
5. 1970 Nightmare Age, Frederik Pohl, Paperback. Explore a dystopian vision. 312 pages. Good condition.
6. 1997 Mother Grimm, Catherine Wells, Paperback. An intriguing fantasy journey. 347 pages. Good condition.
7. 1992 Lord Kelvin's Machine, James P. Blaylock, Paperback. Steampunk fantasy at its finest. 244 pages. Good condition.
8. 1976 The Iron Rain, Donald Malcolm, Paperback. 189 pages. A compelling story. Good condition.
9. 1974 Prison Planet, Victor D. Heywood, Paperback. A tale of survival on a distant world. 192 pages. Good condition.
10. 1998 How Like a God, Brenda Clough, Paperback. 287 pages. Good condition.

These books measure standard mass-market size (approx. 7" x 4") and are perfect for a bedside table, a nostalgic library display, or as a unique gift for a classic sci-fi fan. Each book is sold individually so you can pick the exact adventures you want to add to your collection.

These are books are vintage, over 20 years old.