In the heat of the Arizona desert, a raging fire pushes temperatures to a deadly degree, and one woman is left to burn. Pulled naked and barely breathing from the fire, the victim has no idea who she is, let alone who would do this to her – or...
From the Sept. 94 issue of Magazine of Fantasy & Science(r) copyright 1994, by David Gerrold. All rights reserved.David Gerrold, CIS: 70307,544Nebula and Hugo Awards...
The Wind From Nowhere (1961) is JG Ballard’s first novel, not that you’d know it from official JGB bibliographies, where it’s never mentioned, or in interviews, where Ballard continues to assert that The Drowned World was his first...
A shattering childhood tragedy left Quentin Fears devastated and unable to cope with the world and its citizens. It didn't, however, prevent him from making millions through brilliant investments, and now the enigmatic recluse has experienced the...
In 1980, Omega was "recent future" science fiction, and, although the setting is now, the premise still holds. Scientists have learned to tap the power of the earth's electro-magnetic field-put 150 kilowatts of power into two electrodes on...
A computer, raised by humans, believes that he is himself human.Nominated for Nebula Award for Best Novel in 1972.Nominated for Hugo Award for Best Novel in...