In the face of an alien threat, Russia and a xenophobic US must work together to save humanity in "e;one of the better science fiction novels of the year"e; (Library Journal).
A mutant species from the sea unleashes a tide of terror in this horror thriller from "e;one of the most important science fiction authors"e; (SF Site).
When a mysterious stranger appears in Sarah and Gerard's rural town, the two young lovers fighting a fervent battle to overcome America's depression and despair, are suddenly faced with a new realm of possibilities.
The "e;provocative and entertaining follow-up"e; to The Forge of God: Exiled from their planet, humans unite with one alien race in the fight against another (Publishers Weekly).
A hapless Earthling must find his way home through a universe of absurdities in this science fiction romp from a Hugo and Nebula Award-nominated master.
Tom Mishkin is piloting another routine supply flight when he hears an unusual noise and gets the distressing news: He's about to be stranded on a backward planet and forced to hike across unknown and probably hostile terrain to find a cache of spare parts and get going again.
An alien artifact's mysteries could spark humanity's collapse in the second novel of the Geodesica Duology from the New York Times-bestselling authors.
A humorous satire and loving tribute to science fiction that delves into the tenuous relationship between science and the humanities by asking, What does it mean to be human?
An Apollo 11 astronaut and the Nebula Award-nominated author of Directive 51 present a novel that "e;conveys the wonder and promise of space"e; (Publishers Weekly).
Winner of the Hugo Award: This classic is an "e;evocative look at a crumbling Earth of the far future and a human race struggling to survive"e; (George R.
In the sequel to Blackcollar from the #1 New York Times-bestselling author of Star Wars: Thrawn, Allen Caine is back on the front lines of an alien war.
This is a dramatic reinvention of the very first Doctor Who novel from 1963 and the hundreds of novels that followed, but few can claim to have surpassed its powerful storytelling and unique atmosphere.
Among the first literary works to feature a war between humans and extraterrestrial beings, The War of the Worlds is one of the most talked-about works of science fiction in history.
After two hundred years colonising earth, the Aleutians prepare to return to space, leaving behind humanity and an earth that have been shaped by their presence, their care, and their cruelty.
"e;Jones' writing has a flavour all its own"e; - New York Times Book Review"e;one of the best evocations of nonhumans I've read"e; - Goodreads ReviewerA hundred years after the invasion, the planet is firmly under extra-terrestrial rule.
