
The novel follows the adventures of a group of scientists and adventurers who are sent to explore a mysterious planet called "The World of the Three Suns". The planet is home to a strange race of aliens, the "Three Suns", who are capable of manipulating matter and energy. The group must find a way to survive the planet's hostile environment and discover the secrets of the Three Suns. The novel is set in a future where humanity has colonized the stars and is engaged in a war with an alien race. The group must find a way to survive the planet's hostile environment and discover the secrets of the Three Suns. Along the way, they must battle hostile aliens, strange creatures, and the mysterious forces of the Three Suns. The novel is a classic example of science fiction, combining elements of adventure, mystery, and science fiction. It is an exciting and thrilling read, and is sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
By George O. Smith · First published 1953 · Genre: Science Fiction, Adventure, Mystery · 6,981 words
The enlightened days of mental telepathy and ESP should have made the world a better place, But the minute the Rhine Institute opened up, all the crooks decided it was time to go collegiate!
Someone behind me in the dark was toting a needle-ray. The impression came through so strong that I could almost read the filed-off serial number of the thing, but the guy himself I couldn't dig at all. I stopped to look back but the only sign of life I could see was the fast flick of taxicab lights as they crossed an intersection about a half mile back. I stepped into a doorway so that I could think and stay out of the line of fire at the same time.
Stop Look and Dig is listed on Textopian as a novel by George O. Smith, dated 1953 CE.
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