One of sf's gr<em>anem>dest old men, v<em>anem> Vogt (1912-2000) m<em>adem>e history with the first story he sold. Editor John W. C<em>amem>pbell fe<em>atem>ured it on the cover of the genre-ch<em>anem>ging <em>Asem>tounding Science Fiction in July 1939, <em>atem>tr<em>acem>ting future sf tit<em>anem>s <em>anem>d m<em>avem>ens including, <em>acem>cording to h...

Working fluently from <em>anem> incomplete dr<em>afem>t <em>anem>d outline by the l<em>atem>e v<em>anem> Vogt, <em>Anem>derson picks up where the cl<em>asem>sic pulp predecessor, Sl<em>anem> (1940), left off, with the true mut<em>anem>t (or sl<em>anem>) Jommy Cross trying to he<em>adem> off the impending inv<em>asem>ion of E<em>arem>th by the M<em>arem>s-b<em>asem>ed group...