Gaslamp Pulp, Volume 6: Science Fiction (Gaslamp Pulp Science Fiction & Fantasy Adventures)

Beyond the familiar horizons of today lie futures both wondrous and unsettling. This sixth volume of Gaslamp Pulp ventures into the realms of science fiction, where extraordinary technologies, altered worlds, and the limitless possibilities of human imagination challenge everything we think we know.

Modern voices explore societies reshaped by catastrophe, machines that blur the boundaries of humanity, and discoveries that defy the laws of nature. From distant moons and strange new Earths to futures where even our memories and dreams are no longer our own, these stories and poems offer glimpses of what tomorrow might hold—and what we may lose along the way.

Featuring the classic vintage pulp novella The Moon Pool by Abraham Merritt (First appeared in All-Story Weekly Magazine, June 1918)

A tribute to the golden age of speculative fiction, Gaslamp Pulp blends old-world wonder with fresh imagination—
Follow the glow of the gaslights and discover worlds you’ll never want to leave.

Included in this anthology are the works:

• "A Ration of Hope" by Eric Leja
• "Michaele" by Patrick Carella
• "Forgetting" by Jocelyn Hadfield
• "Slalom Jones, Robot Killer" by DJ Tyrer
• "So Extra" by Vin Berardi
• "Dream Journal" by Thomas J. Misuraca
• "Productive" by Dr. John A. Tures
• "Eldrin the Reluctant Pays Another Brief Visit to Earth" by Robert Martin
• "Schrödinger Is Boxed In" by Jennifer Weigel
• "Sunrise on Ganymede" by Edward Baranosky
• "The Last Human" by Kyle Carson
• "Pull the Lever" by Christopher S. Bell
• "Way of the Dodo" by A.N. Walls
• "Short Ride in a Fast Machine" by Terry Brozzo
• "New Same Earth" by April Bell
• "A Lucky Escape" by Simon MacCulloch
• "Killer Sun" by Michelle Balogh
• "Granny’s Last Day" by E.S.P.