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Edmond Hamilton

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Sep 5, 2026

Bellona TimesNARRATOR
286:07
End of Pleasant Journey by Richard F. Thim
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:13
The Second Satellite by Edmund Hamilton.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:18
This is a LibriVox recording.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:21
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:25
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Reading by Greg Marguerite.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:35
The Second Satellite by Edmund Hamilton.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:42
Norman and Hackett, bulky in their thick flying suits, seemed to fill the little office.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
286:48
Across the room, Harding, the field superintendent, contemplated them.
Josh HorowitzNARRATOR
67:46
End of Day of the Dog by Anderson Horn Recording by Josh Horowitz, Los Angeles
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:00
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton This is a LibriVox recording.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:07
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:11
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Dale Grothman An amazing, weird mystery story packed with thrills, danger, and startling events.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:26
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton Contents 1.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:32
The Brotherhood of the Door 2.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:35
Death Trap 3.
Alan MiddletonGUEST
12:58
What was interesting to me about this was to see just how small both the worlds of sci-fi and the worlds of comics are.
Alan MiddletonGUEST
13:06
and how many overlaps there are between these two worlds and obviously in the golden and silver age you've got guys like edmund hamilton who were you know legitimate sci-fi writers making their bones in comic books as well so the barriers between these two fields are or were not very high at the time they just headed back and forth and you've got the folks in one business who are the agents of the other guys so i mean everybody in those fields knew each other worked with each other i think that's cool
Diabolu FrankHOST
13:39
It was something that kind of created a gateway, but it was also something that created a community that most of these guys were either in New York or commuted to New York.
Diabolu FrankHOST
13:49
They could go out and have drinks together.
ChrisHOST
11:19
Listeners, last summer we talked about the first fugitive alien movie.
ChrisHOST
11:23
You can go back to episodes 176 and 177 where we talk about that sort of stuff, including that I read the novel that the TV show was based on, Star Wolf by Edmund Hamilton.
ChrisHOST
11:34
So you can hear about that there.
ChrisHOST
11:35
And Charlotte did a very good report on forklift safety.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
136:33
The wealth of historical detail, the atmosphere of the times, and the mature style of the composition are especially noteworthy in one so young.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
136:47
End of Goliath by Jack London The Man Who Saw the Future by Edmund Hamilton This is a LibriVox recording.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
137:09
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
137:12
For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Reading by Greg Marguerite The Man Who Saw the Future by Edmund Hamilton Jean de Marseillais, inquisitor extraordinary of the King of France, raised his head from the parchments that littered the crude desk at which he sat.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
137:37
His glance shifted along the long stone-walled torchlit room to the file of mail-clad soldiers who stood like steel statues by its door.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
137:45
A word from him and two of them sprang forward.

30 MINS LATER

Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
167:19
They will have me for a sorcerer if I yield to these wild fancies and visions of the future.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
167:24
And bending again with his pen to the parchment before him, he went gravely on with his work.
Josh HorowitzNARRATOR
70:52
Recording by Josh Horowitz, Los Angeles.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:02
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:06
This is a LibriVox recording.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:09
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:12
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Dale Grothman.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:21
An amazing, weird mystery story packed with thrills, danger, and startling events.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:28
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
71:32
Contents.
Josh HorowitzNARRATOR
69:41
"We are still trying to locate Dr. Killian." End of Day of the Dog by Anderson Horn Recording by Josh Horowitz, Los Angeles
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
69:59
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton This is a LibriVox recording.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
70:06
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
70:10
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Dale Grothman An amazing, weird mystery story packed with thrills, danger, and startling events.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
70:25
The Door into Infinity by Edmund Hamilton Contents 1.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
70:31
The Brotherhood of the Door 2.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
70:34
Death Trap 3.
Josh HorowitzNARRATOR
67:16
End of Day of the Dog by Anderson Horn Recording by Josh Horowitz, Los Angeles
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:22
AngelesThe Door into Infinity by Edmond Hamilton.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:34
This is a LibriVox recording.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:37
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:40
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Recording by Dale Grothman.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:49
An amazing, weird mystery story packed with thrills, danger, and startling events.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
67:56
The Door into Infinity by Edmond Hamilton.
Dale GrothmanNARRATOR
68:00
Contents.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
306:14
End of chapter 14.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
306:21
Chapter 15 of The City at World's End by Edmond Hamilton.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
306:27
This LibriVox recording is in the public domain.
Mark NelsonNARRATOR
306:32
The City at World's End.
Bellona TimesNARRATOR
281:01
End of Pleasant Journey by Richard F. Thiem
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
281:09
The Second Satellite by Edmund Hamilton This is a LibriVox recording.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
281:15
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
281:19
For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Reading by Greg Marguerite The Second Satellite by Edmund Hamilton Norman and Hackett, bulky in their thick flying suits, seemed to fill the little office.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
281:42
Across the room, Harding, the field superintendent, contemplated them.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
281:46
Two planes were curving up into the dawn together from the field outside, their motors thunderous as they roared over the building.

1 HR LATER

Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
341:26
The green men in the last terrific battle, all whirling away.
Greg MargueriteNARRATOR
341:30
Whirling away.

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