Armchair Fiction presents classic science fiction double novels with original illustrations. The first novel ¿Dawn to Dusk¿ penned by Eando Binder, is about an experiment in suspended animation. Professor Reinhardt was considered the best biologist in the country. But he was also known for his radical ideas¿theories that made him look a trifle mad at times. So when Reinhardt invited six of his colleagues to his Boston home, it was no real surprise when they found out that the good professor wanted them to participate in the wildest scientific experiment of all time, a trip into the far future¿via suspended animation! But by agreeing to do so, the six would lose everything: their careers, their friends, and the security of the modern world. But the professor didn¿t want these men for a short jaunt into the near future, nor even a journey of several decades. Rather, Reinhardt planned to extinguish their lives and then reignite them again¿20 thousand years into the future! The second novel is ¿The Beast-Men of Ceres¿ by Aladra Septama. It started out with one of the most bizarre happenings imaginable. While riding over the northern United States in an aerocar, the wife of famed scientist Calder Sanderson vanished into thin air. One moment the couple had been sitting side by side, the next moment she had simply floated up out of the vehicle, as if in the grip of an invisible force, and faded from sight. And when dozens of other women across the world also disappeared in the same manner, it became quickly apparent that foul play was afoot on an enormous scale. But who or what could be responsible? Enter Severus Mansonby, the most respected interplanetary investigator in the Solar System. Before long it became clear to Mansonby and his colleagues that Earth¿s women were not only being kidnapped by alien forces within the asteroid belt, but that the shocking purpose of these abductions was steeped in a twisted plot to interbreed humanity with a lost alien race¿