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The story that inspired the famous Twilight Zone episode! "People Are Alike All Over" (which starred Roddy McDowall) became one of the most famous episodes of that classic television series. That memorable script was adapted from veteran science fiction author Paul W. Fairman's story for Fantastic Adventures magazine, where it was published under it's original title "Brothers Beyond the Void".

Dive into the intriguing worlds of Paul W. Fairman with three captivating short stories. In Deadly City, a man wakes to a suffocating darkness and a throbbing pain, only to discover the secrets lurking within. Secrets of the Martians explores the tension of colonists who have never encountered Martians—until tragedy strikes. And in Traitors Choice, Kendall faces an impossible dilemma defy the aliens and risk Clares life, or comply and doom an entire planet. Experience the thrill of suspense and the depth of choice in these thought-provoking tales.

It all started with a pedestrian struck by a cab in New York City—a seemingly ordinary accident that would echo across the cosmos. Far beyond Earth, a signal was detected Something has gone horribly wrong. Doctors soon uncovered an astonishing truth their patient possessed two hearts. This revelation marked the beginning of a chilling discovery—Earth had been infiltrated by ten extraterrestrial beings. In a desperate race against time, efforts were launched to uncover their intentions, including an orbital flight that was tragically destroyed in the void of space. When one of the ...

In a haunting tale of lost identity and vengeance, a man awakens with no memories of his past‚Aîno childhood, no home‚Aîonly a shadowy world filled with terror and his mother‚As cries for retribution. As the echoes of a massacre of his people linger, he finds himself on a quest that will unravel the mysteries of his existence and challenge the very essence of humanity. - Summary by Gutenberg text Note The files list Randall Garrett as author. More recent research has shown this to have been written by Paul W. Fairman and Stephen Marlowe. The audio files have not been changed to reflect...