Ressurection Days; The Lincoln Hunters; The Time Masters; To the Tombaugh Station; Wild Talent by Wilson Tucker
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Overview: Arthur Wilson "Bob" Tucker (1914 – 2006) was an American mystery, action adventure, and science fiction writer, who wrote as Wilson Tucker.
He was also a prominent member of science fiction fandom, who wrote extensively for fanzines under the name Bob Tucker, a family nickname bestowed in childhood.
Genre: Fiction ยป Sci-Fi/Fantasy
Ressurection Days (1981)
Journeyman carpenter, Owen Hall – killed in 1943 during an unfortunate accident at a railroad crossing – finds himself resurrected thousands of years later in a world dominated by women. The men are all automatons, without free will or conscience.
In just 24 hours, Owen wreaks havoc on this disciplined female civilization, turning it topsy-turvy by refusing to obey orders. But as his madcap adventures threaten to destroy their ordered world, the women realize that Owen’s independence must be corrected…
Revived by Jim
The Lincoln Hunters (1958)
Benjamin Steward, man of the 26th century, thought, as he watched the sun come up on May 30, 1856, over the prairie outside of Bloomington, Illinois, that this was his last sunrise.
Steward had been sent back 700 years to record a speech by Abraham Lincoln, and, because of an error on the part of the engineers who ran the time machine, it seemed likely he would be destroyed.
Revived by Jerry, 2017
The Time Masters (From NEW WORLDS SCIENCE FICTION Magazine, 1955)
Those involved in the top-secret Ridgerrunner project are about to complete work on the first rocket designed to probe beyond the solar system, and Secret Service agents becoming frantic over the presence of one Gilber Nash, a man without a past. A compelling science fiction novel that will grip you right to the end.
Revived by Jerry, 2016
To the Tombaugh Station (The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction 1960)
A particularly convincing story of crime detection plus life on a small spaceship.
Revived by Jerry, 2018
Wild Talent: The Serialized Novel (From New Worlds Science Fiction 1954)
A novel of telepathy and ESP. Paul Breen discovers that he has telepathic powers. As a loyal American he lends his powers to the U.S. government but soon finds out that the government is not to be trusted.
Revived by Jerry, 2016
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