In the radio club
In the radio club - from the diary of the engineer West was one of the earliest SF magazine series of the German Reich . The series appeared between 1924 and 1925 in the publishing house for folk literature and art .
The plot ties in with the then completely new medium radio ( radio ), whose regular programming began in Germany in October 1923. The success of the series was rather moderate, so that the series remained alone and did not result in any further series.
action
The radio club was one of the earliest forms of literary combination of crime fiction and high technology. One year after a radio program was first broadcast in Germany, this series of magazines about the wonders of modern technology was published. The main hero of these series was the engineer Joe West.
Joe West was an inventor who used the then rather miraculous invention of the radio to build robots and things like that. He was accompanied by Albin, who as a fitter covered the manual part of the duo. In this Omega-rays discovered radio sick Lords helped cleared the destruction of radio stations and the like.
Issues published
The author of the booklet was not given and has remained unknown to this day.
| # | title | year |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | The homunculus | 1924 |
| 02 | The smuggler's boat | 192x |
| 03 | Princess Sabatzkoy's diamonds | 192x |
| 04 | The gold diver | 192x |
| 05 | The Raja's radio station | 192x |
| 06 | The sinking of the "Jane" | 192x |
| 07 | The secret of the omega rays | 192x |
| 08 | The Taduchipa cat | 192x |
| 09 | The destruction of the radio station on Tahura | 192x |
| 10 | The copper ore deposits on Colombia | 192x |
| 11 | The revenge of Don Felipe | 192x |
| 12 | The Aleutian Adventure | 192x |
| 13 | The Diamond Bird from Golden Hope | 192x |
| 14th | The temple treasure of the sun god | 192x |
| 15th | The valley of the warm springs | 192x |
| 16 | The yacht pirates from Lake Ontario | 192x |
| 17th | The stolen radium crystal | 192x |
| 18th | Captured in Afghanistan | 192x |
| 19th | The radio-sick Lord | 192x |
| 20th | The Chinese pirates | 192x |
| 21st | The theft in the Excelsior Club | 192x |
| 22nd | The lonely men | 192x |
| 23 | The secret of wavelength 211 | 192x |
| 24 | The hunt for Polly | 1925 |
swell
- Heinz J. Galle: Folk books and book novels. Forays into popular entertainment literature for over 100 years . DvR, Lüneburg 2005–2006
- Volume 2: From the German Empire to the “Third Reich” - 40 years of popular reading material . 2006, ISBN 3-8334-4314-6
- Thomas König Geisterwald catalog. Bibliography of the German booklet novels . König, Berlin 2000–2009
- Volume 3: Nuclear Power, Disasters & Hi-Tech Crime . 2009, ISBN 3-9807608-3-9
- Norbert Hethke & Peter Skodzik: General German Novel Price Catalog . 2008, Hethke, Schönau, ISBN 3-89992-135-6