The grand master of fantasy returns to London and the fantastical for his first independent novel in almost ten years! With his first full novel in almost ten years (not counting his Doctor Who book), Michael Moorcock - the most influential figure in modern fantasy and science fiction - returns to
One of the great SF writers returns with a collection of stories including a brand new novella! From the co author (with Terry Pratchett) of the LONG EARTH series. A remarkable collection of short fiction from one of our greatest SF authors, including two brand new short stories. This collection
Ringil Eskiath, a reluctant hero viewed as a corrupt degenerate by the very people who demand his help, has traveled far in search of the Illwrack Changeling, a deathless human sorcerer-warrior raised by the bloodthirsty Aldrain, former rulers of the world. Separated from his companions — Egar the
The New Discworld Companion is an encyclopaedia of all things Discworldian, created by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs. The book compiles a precise (and often quoted directly from the books concerned) definition of words, lives of historical people, geography of places and events that have
You are invited! COme inside and play with G.O.D. Bring your friends! It;’s fun! But remember the rules. Win and ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE.™ Lose, you die! With those words, Charlie and his friends enter the G.O.D. Game, a video game run by underground hackers and controlled by a mysterious AI
The year is 1998, the world is a growing nightmare of desperation, of uncontrollable pollution and increasing social unrest. In Cambridge, two scientists experiment with tachyons – subatomic particles that travel faster than the speed of light and, therefore, according to the Theory of Relativity,
Contents: Introduction - Terry Carr The Barbie Murders - John Varley A Hiss of Dragon - Gregory Benford & Marc Laidlaw Black Glass - Fritz Leiber To Bring in the Steel - Donald Kingsbury The Very Slow Time Machine - Ian Watson Devil You Don’t Know - Dean Ing Count the Clock That Tells the Time
One robot's search for meaning in a world where every human is long gone. A thrilling twist on The Martian. A touching story of a search one robot's search for the answers in a world where every human is dead. The new novel from C. Robert Cargill echoes the worlds of Stephen King and Ray Bradbury.
Alma is a private detective in a near-future England, a country desperately trying to tempt people away from the delights of Shine, the immersive successor to the internet. But most people are happy to spend their lives plugged in, and the country is decaying. Alma’s partner is ill, and has to be
