Bulbeck, Laura (ed) - Alien Invasion / Булбек, Лаура (ред) - Вторжение инопланетян [2018, EPUB, ENG]

The Taking of Ireland short fiction by O. B. Duane (as by uncredited]) A House of Her Own short story by Bo Balder Sin Nombre short fiction by Jennifer Rachel Baumer The Battle of Dorking short fiction by George Tomkyns Chesney The Thing from —'Outside' / Следы ниоткуда short story by George Allan England The Man Who Saved the Earth / Человек, который спас Землю novelette by Austin Hall Long As I Can See the Light short story by Maria Haskins Blind Jump short fiction by Suo Hefu Home Is a House That Loves You short story by Rachael K. Jones Being Here short story by Claude Lalumière Water Scorpions short story by Rich Larson The Shadow Over Innsmouth / Морок над Инсмутом novella by H. P. Lovecraft The Shadow Out of Time / За гранью времён novella by H. P. Lovecraft The Hunted short fiction by Angus McIntyre The Metal Monster (prologue-chapter IV) / Живой металл short fiction by A. Merritt Last Breath Day short fiction by Stephen G. Parks The Merger short story by Sunil Patel Some Things I Probably Should Have Mentioned Earlier short story by Laura Pearlman Outvasion short fiction by Tim Pieraccini The Germ Growers (preliminary-chapter II) short fiction by Robert Potter (1831-1908) Lovers at Dawn short fiction by Eric Reitan Edison's Conquest of Mars (chapters I-IV) / Эдисоновское завоевание Марса short fiction by Garrett P. Serviss Gulliver's Travels (part III, chapters I-III) / Путешествия в некоторые отдалённые страны света Лемюэля Гулливера, сначала хирурга, а потом капитана нескольких кораблей short fiction by Jonathan Swift Micromégas / Микромегас short story by Voltaire Dark Mirrors short story by John Walters The War of the Worlds short story by H. G. Wells What Survives of Us short fiction by S. A. Westerley Jars for Their Eyes short fiction by William Wood

THEY SAT ABOUT their camp-fire, that little party of Americans retreating southward from Hudson Bay before the on-coming menace of the great cold. Sat there, stolid under the awe of the North, under the uneasiness that the day’s trek had laid upon their souls. The three men smoked. The two women huddled close to each other. Fireglow picked their faces from the gloom of night among the dwarf firs. A splashing murmur told of the Albany River’s haste to escape from the wilderness, and reach the Bay. “I don’t see what there was in a mere circular print on a rock-ledge to make our guides desert,” said Professor Thorburn. His voice was as dry as his whole personality. “Most extraordinary.” “They knew what it was, all right,” answered Jandron, geologist of the party. “So do I.” He rubbed his cropped mustache. His eyes glinted grayly. I’ve seen prints like that before. That was on the Labrador. And I’ve seen things happen, where they were.” . . .