[Free eBook REPEAT] Child of Space by E. C. Tubb [Vintage Science Fiction]

Child of Space by the late E. C. Tubb, edited by Philip Harbottle, is his posthumous vintage science fiction novel, newly rediscovered by his estate, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This is a previously unpublished novel which does not appear to tie into any of Tubb’s long-running popular golden age sci-fi series such as the Dumarest saga, selected posthumously from the author’s literary estate. The story involves the inhabitants of a moonbase who are preparing for the arrival of a strange object, only to find it even stranger than they had anticipated.

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[Free eBook] Hills of Blood by EC Tubb [Western]

Hills of Blood by the late British author EC Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running science fiction Dumarest Saga, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1956 by John Spencer under the title Men of the West using the pseudonym Chet Lawson and was later reprinted under the title Massacre Trail using the pseudonym Chuck Adams, and yet later appeared again using the pseudonym Frank Weight as part of the reprints for Robert Hale’s Black Horse Western and Ulverscroft’s Linford Western Library lines.

The story is an attempted treasure hunt escape from captivity, which takes place during the US Civil War, as Confederate prisoners intending to secretly seek a cache of gold make a deal with their Northern captors to undertake a mission against the local native Comanche, upon whose territory the hidden gold is located, and slowly begin to bond in the face of shared danger, though perhaps too late to save them from succumbing to attack.

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[Free eBook REPEAT ] Project One by E. C. Tubb [Vintage Science Fiction]

Project One by the late British author E. C. Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running Dumarest Saga, is a collection of his short science fiction, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This contains four standalone novellas, of which the title story was originally published in 1954 in Nebula Science Fiction Magazine, and the others are of similar provenance. The stories range from Cold War contemporary to far future exploration, and mainly concentrate on themes of space and the adaptation of humanity to changing conditions.

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[Free eBook] Spaceship 13 by E. C. Tubb [Vintage Science Fiction Collection]

Spaceship 13 by the late British author E. C. Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running science fiction Dumarest Saga, and edited by British author Philip Harbottle, is a compilation of his vintage science fiction tales, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This contains 3 novellas and 1 short story, all originally published in various genre magazines during the 1950s. The stories deal with themes of space exploration or technology usage, and most are being reprinted for the first time.

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[Free eBook] The First Shot by E. C. Tubb [Western Historical Action Novel]

The First Shot by the late British author E. C. Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running science fiction Dumarest Saga, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour’s Pioneering Press imprint.

This was originally published in 1957 by John Spencer under the title Colt Vengeance using the pseudonym James R. Fenner and was later reprinted under the title Colt Law using the pseudonym Chuck Adams. The story stars a nearly lone man out to defend his family ranch (with limited help from the remains of said family) against encroaching cattle barons and a competing rival with deadly intentions.

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[Free eBook] Project One by E. C. Tubb [Vintage Science Fiction]

Project One by the late British author E. C. Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running Dumarest Saga, is a collection of his short science fiction, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This contains four standalone novellas, of which the title story was originally published in 1954 in Nebula Science Fiction Magazine, and the others are of similar provenance. The stories range from Cold War contemporary to far future exploration, and mainly concentrate on themes of space and the adaptation of humanity to changing conditions.

Offered worldwide, available at Amazon.

[Free eBook] The Pathfinders by E. C. Tubb [Western Historical Adventure Novel]

The Pathfinders by the late British author E. C. Tubb, perhaps best known for his long-running science fiction Dumarest Saga, is western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1955 by John Spencer under the title Men Of The Long Rifle using the pseudonym E. F. Jackson, and later reprinted under its current title by Robert Hale as part of their Black Horse Western line using the pseudonym Charles Grey. The story is set around the Missouri River, starring a young man who runs afoul of a crooked trader who happens to be the local sherriff’s nephew, and finds refuge with a mountain man who teaches him the ropes of living on the hard frontier, while they partner with more honest traders as hunters blazing a trail through dangerous territory to take goods up to the river forts.

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[Free eBook] The Captive by E. C. Tubb [Western Historical Adventure Novel]

The Captive by the late E. C. Tubb, a prolific multi-genre author best known for his sfnal Dumarest Saga, is his vintage standalone western historical action adventure novel, free for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Pioneering imprint.

This was originally published in 1955 by John Spencer using the title Comanche Captive and the E. F. Jackson pseudonym, and was later reprinted as part of the Linford Western Library line. The story is set during the US Civil War, when a man is tasked to locate a missing train which is vital to the war effort, when he becomes the captive of the local Comanche Native American tribe, and must escape them to succeed in his mission.

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[Free eBook Repeat] Destroyer of Worlds by E. C. Tubb [Vintage Science Fiction]

Destroyer of Worlds by the late E. C. Tubb, edited by Philip Harbottle, is his posthumous vintage science fiction novel, newly rediscovered by his estate, free again for a limited time courtesy of publisher Endeavour Press’ Venture imprint.

This is a previously unpublished novel which does not appear to tie into any of Tubb’s long-running popular golden age sci-fi series such as the Dumarest saga. The story involves the crew of an exploratory spaceship, who find themselves subjected to strange mental effects as they approach a mysterious planet.

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