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A 20th century American wakes in the bewildering 25th century.
The Collected Works of Buck Rogers in the 25th Century by Philip Francis Nowlan & Dick Calkins, edited by Robert C. Dille
Another foray into a short-lived Disco-era science fiction magazine.
Destinies, October-December 1979 (Destinies, volume 5) edited by Jim Baen
Commander‑1 by Peter George
Mar. 23rd, 2025 09:17 am
Brilliant Comrade Li sets in motion a plan to trick the US and Russia into annihilating each other. The results far exceed even Li's expectations.
Commander‑1 by Peter George
Princess Louise and the rest of the British Royal Family receive the bill for decades of secretive self-indulgence.
King and Joker (Princess Louise, volume 1) by Peter Dickinson
Two disco-era anthologies with a unifying theme made clear by the title.
Galactic Empires, Volume One & Volume Two edited by Brian W. Aldiss
Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, together again for the first time.
Swords and Deviltry (Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser, volume 1) by Fritz Leiber
Having rescued his adopted father Ashton and humiliated Skaith’s Lords Protector, Eric John Stark faces another challenge: surviving the consequences of his actions.
The Hounds of Skaith (Ginger Star, volume 2) by Leigh Brackett
A Jesuit little inhibited by actual Catholic doctrine wrestles with his fear newly-contacted aliens are a Satanic creation.
A Case of Conscience (After Such Knowledge, volume 3) by James Blish
Alithough magic is real and the Plantagenets have enjoyed eight centuries of rule, murder is still murder and it is up to Lord Darcy to deliver justice.
Murder and Magic (Lord Darcy, volume 2) by Randall Garrett
Earth's saviour is a pragmatic, ruthless autocrat willing to cause the deaths of millions to save the Earth from cosmic doom: World Science Foundation’s Lieutenant Commissioner of Grants Henry Clark.
Lifeboat Earth (Kyyra, volume 2) by Stanley Schmidt
Dispatched to Moonbase Alpha to get the Meta Probe back on schedule, John Koenig discovers a moon on the brink of a horrendous space kablooie!
Breakaway (Space 1999, # 1) by Lee H. Katzin & George Bellak
Seka is far smarter and more observant than her witless but beautiful mother Cija. Alas, not only can Seka not speak, she is still but a child when she's dragged along on Cija's latest misadventure.
Some Summer Lands (Atlan, volume 4) by Jane Gaskell
Ellison's second (and longer) foray into unconventional SF.
Again, Dangerous Visions (Dangerous Visions, volume 2) edited by Harlan Ellison
The debut issue of Asimov's, almost five decades ago.
Isaac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, Spring 1977 edited by George H. Scithers
The Beyond by Jean Sutton & Jeff Sutton
Dec. 29th, 2024 09:11 am
Dispatched to investigate reports of a psychokinetic on the prison planet Engo, Alek Selby discovers scapegoated telepaths and mutants have a secret even greater than a boy who can move objects with his mind.
The Beyond by Jean Sutton & Jeff Sutton
The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin
Dec. 22nd, 2024 09:03 am
A physicist determined to complete his research emigrates from a planet of idealists to a planet of economic surpluses.
The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin
Tomorrow! by Philip Wylie
Dec. 15th, 2024 09:16 am
Green Prairie's sister city River City does not have a troublesome pool hall. The two cities do have an A-Bomb with their name on it. Green Prairie prepares prudently. River City? Less prudently but very educationally.
Tomorrow! by Philip Wylie
Dominic Flandry: a man who can be depended upon to do the necessary thing, even when it is the wrong thing, because he believes all other options are worse.
Agent of the Terran Empire (Dominic Flandry, volume 1) by Poul Anderson
