Wildside Press

Grace Miller White was an American author best known for her early 20th-century novels, often focusing on rural life and societal issues in upstate New York. Her most famous work, Tess of the Storm...

Jake Kilgore was defending the son of the territory's richest and most powerful man. The charge -- MURDER! McCandless crossed the cell. "It was bad enough that you brought that girl out there," he...

A helpless woman is attacked in her home by a ruthless gang of murderers and thieves searching for her brother's valuable gun collection. They fail in their mission, and now they're coming back to...

FROZEN HELL is an alternate version of John W. Campbell's classic novella, "Who Goes There?" (filmed as The Thing). Recently discovered among Campbell's papers, this version adds an astounding 45...

This volume, originally published in 1922 for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a facsimile reproduction of the original work. It celebrates the art and craft of master furniture maker Duncan Phyfe,...

One afternoon Akka from Kebnekaise and her flock alighted on the shore of a forest lake. Spring was backward -- as it always is in the mountain districts. Ice covered all the lake save a narrow strip...

Crawford Tillinghast was killed when a machine that he built in order to break down the barriers between dimensions exploded, and his three domestic servants disappeared, leaving his old friend David...

Another thrilling adventure of the magnificent black Stallion FURY, America's most famous horse, and his young master Joey.In this sequel to FURY, STALLION OF BROKEN WHEEL RANCH, readers are...

The Galactic Medal of Honor was the most important, the most coveted award of all time. It was given only to a handful of the bravest and most self-sacrificing of those defending Earth from the...

In the cold corrupt system of the colony mining worlds, one man's life and liberty aren't worth much; the vital spacelanes are rigidly controlled, and it's as much as your life is worth to go against...

C. Nelson Stewart wrote about "occult mineralogy" and Baron Edward Bulwer-Litton's interest in the occult. The Gem-Stones of the Seven Rays, Stewart states: "To the ceremonialist and student of...

In a small Midwestern town, a young woman finds herself the object of many suitors' affections. Though charming and graceful, she is largely indifferent to the romantic chaos that surrounds her. Her...

In a small Midwestern town, a young woman finds herself the object of many suitors' affections. Though charming and graceful, she is largely indifferent to the romantic chaos that surrounds her. Her...

Here is the complete guide to running Discon I, the 1963 World Science Fiction Convention, in Washington, D.C. It contains the wit and wisdom of the convention committee, which consisted of George...

Pete Sawyer is a private eye of a different kind. The son of a World War II American pilot and a brave French resistance fighter, he grew up on both sides of the Atlantic -- though he prefers his...

Ghost Stories of an Antiquary by M.R. James is a seminal collection of supernatural tales that has cemented James's reputation as a master of the ghost story. First published in 1904, the collection...

A quiet scholar encounters ancient manuscripts, cursed artifacts, and restless spirits. With each tale, a simple discovery turns sinister. What dark secrets lie buried in the past?This classic...

Continuing their interstellar voyages, the Cosmic Crusaders find a strange planet whose inhabitants are held in thrall by a baleful hypnotic influence, reinforced by a gigantic luminescent "face" in...

This collection of ghost stories blends humor and the supernatural, offering readers a light-hearted take on encounters with the paranormal. Each tale features quirky characters and amusing...

A curious young detective, a mysterious barn filled with secrets, and a team of friends ready to solve the case. Uncovering clues in hidden places, Ginny Gordon stumbles onto a mystery that's bigger...

Frederick Lewis Collins (1882-1950) was an American writer who chronicled the lives and scandals of the very rich of the early late 19th and 20th century. His 1932 Glamorous Sinners details the...

Included: "Light o'Love," "The Last of the Drings," "The Gold Bodkin," "The Vow," "Ere the Sun Went Down," "Poor Daniel," "Parted," "The Omen," "The Eve of the Wedding," "Hagar and Ishmael," "Luke's...

Lester del Rey was surely one of science fiction's most happily argumentative representatives, an authority on a variety of subjects far too wide to list, and with a command of language, agility of...

Talera is a world of savage warriors and strange beasts, a world where passions flame and swords cross in bright and lethal conflict. It is a world where every moment holds both promise and peril,...

Two NEW tales of GONJI SABATAKE, the itinerant samurai-Viking warrior! A rallying cry for fans of the popular 1980s heroic-fantasy series. An ideal entry point for new readers-- The novelette...

When Archibald Brewster shows up as the new boy in class, no one thinks he can replace good old Ralph, who just left, especially when it comes to helping the boys win their annual baseball game with...

This facsimile reprint of a 1933 New Orleans cookbook features recipes by many notable chefs of the era, from drinks and appetizers to seafood, sauces, meats, eggs, and (of course) desserts. It was...

A look at the history, struggles, and administration of government in China from the collapse of the Manchu dynasty to the Japanese invasion of China proper in 1937, including the relationships of...

This collection features Graveyard of Dreams, a science fiction novella that delves into the dangers of chasing utopian ideals in a world weighed down by technological stagnation. Set within Piper's...

Robert E. Howard came into the fiction magazine scene virtually on Dashell Hammett's heels. By that time Howard was a full-fledged professional writer; he was willing to try any marketplace to make a...