n infinitesimal list:

A. Merritt: "Thru the Dragon Glass," "The Moon Pool," "The
Metal Monster" and "The Ship of Ishtar."

Homer Eon Flint: "Out of the Moon," "The Planeteer," "The
King of Conserve Island," "The Blind Spot" and "Flint and
Hall."

Jules Black: "Beyond the Earth Atom" and "Marooned in
Space."

John Louis Hill: "The Dimension Wizard" and "The Challenge
from Beyond."

Davidson Mortimer: "Lost in Time" and "The Amazing Empire
Lost in Time" (sequel to story previously mentioned).

Booth Langell: "The Moons of Lanisar."

As I said before, this is but a small part of the Science
Fiction stories I have. Anyone desiring stories mentioned
above, or any others, please write to me.--George Zambock,
459 E. 155th St., New York, N. Y.

_A Kind Offer_

Dear Editor:

I'm sure you will sympathize with me for reading your
magazine in study hall.

It is so very dull--I have three S.H.'s in a row--that I
have to do something to relieve the monotony, so, seeing the
latest copy of A. S. at my newsdealer's, I brought it back
to school after dinner. I am speaking of the February
number. I very much enjoyed the Dr. Bird story. Capt. Meek
is always good. "Phalanxes of Atlans" promises to be an
excellent story, also.

What I want to know is, why are so many mossbacks throwing
brickbats? What does it matter if some of the stories are
not on the scientific chalk line? A very wise man once said
that "Variety is the spice of life," so why not take a hint,
some of you would-be brickbat pitchers, and pipe down?

I have read every issue of Astounding Stories published so
far, and have not a brickbat to report as yet. I notice in
one letter to "The Readers' Corner" a request for a
department on rocket propulsion. I presume the writer meant
on propelling rocket planes. I have experimented on rocket
ships for the past three years and can give some data on
these as to the construction of models (for when I say ships
I really mean model airplanes). I have had this as my hobby
for the past four and a half years, and can give extensive
information on model building. I specialize in models
powered by power other than rubber; and I took second place
at the Atlantic City Tournament held in October by the
Nati