About this book
Astounding Stories 02, February 1930 by Harl Vincent transports listeners back to the golden age of science fiction with this legendary issue from the classic pulp magazine. This captivating collection features the thrilling conclusion of Victor Rousseau's The Beetle Horde alongside compelling stories from the era's most imaginative writers, including Charles Willard Diffin, Hugh B. Cave, Sophie Wenzel Ellis, and Captain S. P. Meek. Each tale showcases the boundless creativity and sense of wonder that defined early science fiction, exploring fantastical worlds, extraordinary inventions, and cosmic adventures that captivated millions of readers during the 1930s. The February 1930 issue represents a pivotal moment in pulp magazine history, when Astounding Stories stood at the forefront of speculative fiction, publishing visionary stories that would influence generations of science fiction writers and fans. These narratives blend vivid imagination with genuine scientific curiosity, capturing the optimistic spirit of an era fascinated by technological possibility and unexplored frontiers. Perfect for audiobook listeners seeking authentic vintage science fiction, this collection appeals to pulp enthusiasts, science fiction historians, and anyone curious about the literary origins of the genre. Experience the raw energy and unbridled imagination of early twentieth-century speculative fiction.
