Gernsback Science Fiction Series · #4 / 18
When The Sun Went Out
In "When The Sun Went Out," Leslie F. Stone crafts a gripping tale of survival and resilience in a world plunged into darkness. As the sun mysteriously vanishes, humanity faces its greatest challenge yet, battling not only the freezing cold but also the unraveling of society itself. Amidst the chaos, a group of determined individuals embarks on a perilous journey to uncover the truth and restore hope. Stone's masterful storytelling explores themes of human ingenuity, the fragility of civilization, and the enduring spirit of cooperation. This thrilling narrative resonates deeply with contemporary concerns about climate change, societal collapse, and the power of unity in the face of existential threats. "When The Sun Went Out" is an unforgettable adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat, questioning the very fabric of our world and the lengths we will go to save it.
The series
A series of eighteen pamphlets published between 1929 and 1932 by Hugo Gernsback's Stellar Publishing Corporation, and seemingly edited by him. The pamphlets were either 24 or 28 pages long, and were published without cover illustration.
#1 · 1929The Girl from Mars 
#2 · 1929The Thought Projector 
#3 · 1929AN ADVENTURE IN VENUS 
#4 · 2024When The Sun Went Out 
#5 · 1929The Brain of the Planet 
#6 · 1929When the Moon fell 
#7 · 1930The Thought Stealer and The Mechanical Man 
#8 · 1930The Torch of Ra 
#9 · 1930THE THOUGHT TRANSLATOR by Merab Eberle and THE CREATION by Milton Mitchell... [cover title] 
#10 · 1930The Elixir 
#11 · 1930The Valley of the Great Ray 
#12 · 1930The Life Vapor / Thirty Miles Down 
#13 · 1930The Men from the Meteor 
#14 · 1932The flight of the Aerofix 
#15 · 1932The Invading Asteroid 
#16 · 1932The Immortals of Mercury 
#17 · 1932The Spectre Bullet & The Avenging Note 
#18 · 1932The Ship from Nowhere / The Moon Mirage Be the first reviewer
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