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Introduction by Howard Waldrop
From ancient nuclear wars to the secret of sexual attraction, the possibilities are limitless in Lou Antonelli's collection.
Foreword by Mary Robinette Kowal
Collection of science fiction short stories from this A. Bertram Chandler award-winner and Theodore Sturgeon award-finalist.
A novel of abduction.
Finalist for the Aurealis Award and for the Ditmar Award.
Foreword by Kristine Kathryn Rusch
This cross-genre collection stretches the imagination and expands the laws of what is possible. These eighteen tales of wonder and magic plumb the depths of love and fear…
Science fiction collection.
Stranded time travelers,alien archeologists, angst-ridden robots, and more populate Scott Edelman's best science fiction short stories from the past thirty years.
He can save the future… if only he could remember the past.
Originally written as a pitch for a television series, Grand Master James Gunn rewrote his six proposed episodes as this action-packed novel of disasters averted and worlds saved.
This science fiction collection covers the past three decades of James Gunn's career: imaginative, entertaining speculations revealing insight—and foresight—into human nature now and in the future.
An updated Citizen of the Galaxy.
In a world where pre-natal genetic engineering determines one's entire life structure, Little Brother is the only person without a GeneCode tattoo to dictate that future. When he teams up with a girl, the thrown-away offspring of the highest levels of society, they'll turn their world upside down…
"I sometimes think a writer's greatest virtues are persistence and endurance, and it seems as if you have them." —Roger Zelazny, Hugo and Nebula Award winner
"Congratulations on the long overdue story collection, Tom! What I find most terrific is your range of topics and styles. You have always been an explorer." —David Brin, Hugo and Nebula Award winner
"Angel at Apogee is an excellently drawn description of two races who must either learn to compromise or face extinction." —Andre Norton
The Justica stole his ship, his friends, and ten years of his life. Now it's time to even the score.
It's not easy being the best.
When pilot and artificially intelligent stealth craft merge as one, the possibilities are endless. But when there's a traitor in the squadron, things become a lot more dangerous.
"Vivid glimpses of high-tech hardware, and the black paranoid universe of a military at war." —David Drake, author of Hammer's Slammers
The electrifying sequel to Cyberstealth!
This time, it's fly or die.
A hard SF novel of high-end data manipulation in a baroque future Venice.
When you're trapped on a quarantined planet, waiting for the end, what else is there to do but turn your remaining days into a work of art?
It's the end of the world, as humanity has bifurcated into day dwellers and night dwellers on a non-rotating Earth. Is immortality their only chance for survival?
The first book of the multiverse.
He was a mysterious cosmic presence who came out of nowhere with the incredible promise to free the dying planet.
Fifteen dying Earths lie outside space and time. Professor Faustus must fight a seemingly losing battle, with the very pattern of the Universe in the balance.
An Eternal Champion Novel.
Who is she? Can the alien named Leonardo find out, before more men die and he himself is corrupted beyond salvation?
The Dark Lady is the only American novel to win science fiction's biggest cash prize, France's coveted Prix Tour Eiffel.
"Resnik occupies a peak all hisown in the mountain of science fiction." —Analog
A starship captain goes crazy and kills two crewmen. His defense attorney urges him to plead insanity, and accept a comfortable, padded cell. But the captain insists his two victims were not aliens, but humans.
When witnesses start disappearing, the defense attorney realizes there's more to the case than meets the eye.
When tyrant fanatics long have commanded both government and institutions of religion, what can ordinary people do?
After the big crash, when nations have fragmented, a small group from the civilization of Aquaria tries to get back into space, to the Big Ear space station. When they get there, and once again hear from the stars, their lives will again change forever.
The war between the sexes just came to paradise.
"An intelligent, sophisticated suspense novel with many surprises." —Science Fiction Weekly
All the stories of Allen Steele's award-winning "Near Space" series—now in an expanded and revised second edition!
Includes the Hugo Award-winning novella "The Death of Captain Future" and the Hugo Award-winning novelette "The Emperor of Mars."