#Martians, Go Home! by Fredric Brown, Hayakawa Bunko #The Screaming Space by Fredric Brown, Hayakawa Bunko #The 73-Light-Year Monster by Fredric Brown, Sogen Mystery Bunko #Technicolor Time Machine by Harry Harrison, Hayakawa Bunko #The Trouble with Earth by Anderson & Dickson, Hayakawa Bunko I reread these after several decades, and only Fredric Brown was enjoyable. Thinking about it, without "The Screaming Space," there would be no Gundam Zeon Axis, nor the MCU's multiverse. And if "The 73-Light-Year Monster" is considered the originator of the body-snatching alien story, perhaps Kazumasa Hirai's "Shirei Kari" and movies like "The Hidden" and "The Peacemaker Season 1" were also influenced by it? Fredric Brown is amazing! And most of all, he's interesting! As for the other two books, I felt like lecturing my younger self for keeping them on the bookshelf for decades. So, these two are almost extras. "Almost" because the Monkey Punch illustrations in "Technicolor Time Machine" are valuable. These are long-term storage items, so they have aged, but there's no problem with reading them. Please consider this after understanding the condition.