Super Science Stories, November 1950

# Science Fiction Pulp Stories (November 1950)

Super Science Stories, Volume 7, Number 3, features six speculative fiction tales. The lead novel, "Flight to Forever" by Poul Anderson, follows a man traversing Earth's distant future civilizations seeking return to his past. "Star Tamer" by Alfred Coppel depicts a spaceman navigating through the sun itself rather than conventional space routes. Robert Moore Williams's "The Soul Makers" concerns automated servants mysteriously departing to the woods with sculptural equipment. Chad Oliver's "The Land of Lost Content" tells of refugees from catastrophic warfare discovering their sanctuary is actually a tomb. "Doom Ship" by Henry Guth features a man cursed to die in a self-made hell, rejected by the universe itself. Arthur Merlyn's "Sunken Universe" centers on Lavon, leader of nameless beings fighting unseen forces to save his people's seas. The issue includes fan-oriented departments conducted by James V. Taurasi and Frederik Pohl, alongside reader correspondence.