Stories from the Golden Age: Under the Black Ensign: Read & Listen Package (Other)

from Brucehamilton

Under the Black Ensign by L. Ron Hubbard was originally published in the August 1935 issue of Five Novels Monthly. Galaxy Press was republished a lot of the Pulp Magazines stories of the Golden age in book form. Being borned in the early '50's I just missed the Golden Age of stories in magazines....

from DataAngel

Much better than I expected. I've never read any Hubbard because I haven't wanted to (even indirectly) support Scientology, so getting this as an Early Reviewer book was fantastic. And the read was fantastic. It's a bit predictable reading it in 2013, and even in 1936 it was probably easy to see ...

from Ronercat

This story placed a solid meh in my opinion. The story was short enough that there was no character development, but because that was the case the action felt fairly fast paced. I finished reading it about five minutes ago and I feel nothing. I don't have that slight feeling of euphoria and longi...

from Yvain

This is the second book that I am reviewing from L. Ron Hubbard and I hope it is my last. Nothing about this work is impressive or interesting. The story seems to be a rough draft with all the details left out. There is nothing that helps you to care about any of the characters. L. Ron Hubbard's ...

from Ronercat

This story placed a solid meh in my opinion. The story was short enough that there was no character development, but because that was the case the action felt fairly fast paced. I finished reading it about five minutes ago and I feel nothing. I don't have that slight feeling of euphoria and longi...