Runaway By: Joseph Samachson (1906-1980)
Runaway by Joseph Samachson is a gripping science fiction novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through time and space. The story revolves around a young, curious scientist named Dr. Gerald MacKenzie, who accidentally invents a time machine while working on his groundbreaking research. As Dr. MacKenzie experiments with his creation, he discovers that he is able to travel not only through time but also across different dimensions. Filled with a sense of adventure and fueled by an insatiable curiosity, he embarks on a series of expeditions into the unknown. Samachson's storytelling is masterful, weaving together elements of science, suspense, and even a hint of romance. The way he describes the futuristic worlds MacKenzie encounters is vivid and imaginative, transporting readers right alongside the protagonist. From deserted alien landscapes to bustling futuristic cities, each setting feels intricately crafted and their descriptions paint a vivid picture in the reader's mind. One aspect of the novel that truly stands out is the character development. Dr. MacKenzie is a relatable and flawed protagonist, making his experiences and choices all the more captivating. As he navigates through his various time-traveling escapades, readers witness his growth and transformation. From his early enthusiasm and naivety to his more tempered and thoughtful decisions, MacKenzie's journey serves as a compelling exploration of the human condition. The plot is fast-paced and full of unexpected twists and turns. Samachson expertly weaves together intricate storylines that keep readers engaged and intrigued until the very last page. Whether it's a life-or-death situation or a deeper moral dilemma, the stakes are always high and the suspense is palpable. One of the book's underlying themes is the profound impact of scientific exploration and the responsibility that comes with it. Through MacKenzie's experiences, readers are forced to confront questions about the ethical boundaries of scientific discovery and the potential consequences of tampering with time and reality. These thought-provoking moments add an extra layer of depth to Runaway, making it more than just a thrilling read. In conclusion, Runaway by Joseph Samachson is a must-read for fans of science fiction and time travel adventures. With its compelling plot, well-developed characters, and thought-provoking themes, this book will leave readers yearning for more. Samachson's masterful storytelling and imaginative world-building create an immersive experience that is hard to put down. So strap in, prepare for an exhilarating ride, and let Runaway take you on an unforgettable journey. First Page: runaway By WILLIAM MORRISON Heroism is merely daring and ingenuity at the age of ten experience can come later! Illustrated by ASHMAN A thin speck appeared in the visor plate and grew with sinister and terrifying speed. Bursts of flame began to play around the rocketing spaceship, the explosions hurtling it from side to side as it twisted and turned in a frantic effort to escape. Rogue Rogan, his vicious lips compressed, his glittering evil eyes narrowed, heart pounding, knew that this was it. This was the day of retribution, he had so long feared.... "Plato!" Plato leaped to his feet and slid the book under the pillow. Then he seized a textbook at random, and opened it wide. His eyes fastened themselves to the print, seizing upon the meaningless words as if they would save him from a retribution that Rogue Rogan had never had to fear. The dorm master frowned from the doorway. "Plato, didn't you hear the Assembly bell?" "Assembly?" Plato's eyes looked up in mild astonishment. "No, sir, I didn't hear any bell. I was so absorbed in my studying, sir " He shut the book and placed it back with the others. "I'm sorry, sir. I'm willing to accept my punishment." The dorm master studied the little martyr's expression. "You'd better be, Plato... Continue reading book >>

Runaway By: Joseph Samachson (1906-1980)

Runaway by Joseph Samachson is a gripping science fiction novel that takes readers on a thrilling journey through time and space. The story revolves around a young, curious scientist named Dr. Gerald MacKenzie, who accidentally invents a time machine while working on his groundbreaking research.

As Dr. MacKenzie experiments with his creation, he discovers that he is able to travel not only through time but also across different dimensions. Filled with a sense of adventure and fueled by an insatiable curiosity, he embarks on a series of expeditions into the unknown.

Samachson's storytelling is masterful, weaving together elements of science, suspense, and even a hint of romance. The way he describes the futuristic worlds MacKenzie encounters is vivid and imaginative, transporting readers right alongside the protagonist. From deserted alien landscapes to bustling futuristic cities, each setting feels intricately crafted and their descriptions paint a vivid picture in the reader's mind.

One aspect of the novel that truly stands out is the character development. Dr. MacKenzie is a relatable and flawed protagonist, making his experiences and choices all the more captivating. As he navigates through his various time-traveling escapades, readers witness his growth and transformation. From his early enthusiasm and naivety to his more tempered and thoughtful decisions, MacKenzie's journey serves as a compelling exploration of the human condition.

The plot is fast-paced and full of unexpected twists and turns. Samachson expertly weaves together intricate storylines that keep readers engaged and intrigued until the very last page. Whether it's a life-or-death situation or a deeper moral dilemma, the stakes are always high and the suspense is palpable.

One of the book's underlying themes is the profound impact of scientific exploration and the responsibility that comes with it. Through MacKenzie's experiences, readers are forced to confront questions about the ethical boundaries of scientific discovery and the potential consequences of tampering with time and reality. These thought-provoking moments add an extra layer of depth to Runaway, making it more than just a thrilling read.

In conclusion, Runaway by Joseph Samachson is a must-read for fans of science fiction and time travel adventures. With its compelling plot, well-developed characters, and thought-provoking themes, this book will leave readers yearning for more. Samachson's masterful storytelling and imaginative world-building create an immersive experience that is hard to put down. So strap in, prepare for an exhilarating ride, and let Runaway take you on an unforgettable journey.

First Page:

runaway

By WILLIAM MORRISON

Heroism is merely daring and ingenuity at the age of ten experience can come later!

Illustrated by ASHMAN

A thin speck appeared in the visor plate and grew with sinister and terrifying speed. Bursts of flame began to play around the rocketing spaceship, the explosions hurtling it from side to side as it twisted and turned in a frantic effort to escape. Rogue Rogan, his vicious lips compressed, his glittering evil eyes narrowed, heart pounding, knew that this was it.

This was the day of retribution, he had so long feared....

"Plato!"

Plato leaped to his feet and slid the book under the pillow. Then he seized a textbook at random, and opened it wide. His eyes fastened themselves to the print, seizing upon the meaningless words as if they would save him from a retribution that Rogue Rogan had never had to fear.

The dorm master frowned from the doorway. "Plato, didn't you hear the Assembly bell?"

"Assembly?" Plato's eyes looked up in mild astonishment. "No, sir, I didn't hear any bell. I was so absorbed in my studying, sir " He shut the book and placed it back with the others. "I'm sorry, sir. I'm willing to accept my punishment."

The dorm master studied the little martyr's expression. "You'd better be, Plato... Continue reading book >>

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