George Zebrowski

• Jan-2021

With the masterful poignance of a Clifford Simak, George Zebrowski delivers a stirring and tension-filled tale of the waning days of a plague-broken USA, where the last President must choose between a funeral pyre or a phoenix rebirth....

• Aug-2018

Acclaimed science fiction author George Zebrowski conducts interviews with four Grand Masters of Science Fiction: Isaac Asimov, Ray Bradbury, Arthur C. Clarke, and James Gunn. These conversations cover a wide variety of topics, from writing and scien...

• Oct-2014

"Sherlock Holmes Mystery Magazine" returns with issue #14, presenting the best in modern and classic mystery fiction! Included this time are the usual columns by Dr Watson and Mrs Hudson, plus the following works: Sleuthing: Yesterday, Today, and To...

• May-2009

In this nightmarish tale, a third-rate detective is faced with an impossible crime, as bodies are turning up without their brains and without any indication of how the organs were removed. His only lead -- an attractive landlady -- becomes more than...

• Jun-2006

This collection of 19 horror stories, culled from the career of a writer best known for his literary science fiction, explores horror as a product of the human mind by allowing personal, political, and metaphysical obsessions to unleash terrors that ...

• Jan-2006

Subtitled "A Mobile Utopia", this pioneering novel about the meaning of space habitats for human history, presents spacefaring as no work did in its time, and since. A utopian novel like no other, presenting a dynamic utopian civilisation that transc...

• Sep-2004

James Gunn has updated and added 20,000 more words to his celebrated 1962 vampire novel, The Immortals, the basis for an ABC-TV Movie of the Week in 1969 and the 1970 television series. Warner Bros. has recently renewed the film rights for another...

• Nov-2002

The ten stories of this collection present glimpses of our near, middle, and far futures "Heathen God," the author's first Nebula Award finalist, reveals the consequences of learning that our solar system may have been engineered by an alien rac...

• Jul-2002

The orbiting tachyon detector was designed by physicist Juan Obrion to identify life in other star systems, but even though he expected to find some signs of life, he certainly didn't expect to find any life on Earth. When Obrion discovers that a cul...

• Apr-2002

Ranging from hard science fiction (�"Gödel’s Doom”) to alternate history (�"Lenin in Odessa”) to first alien contact (�"Bridge of Silence”), this collection delineates one of the unique voices writing science fiction today. In the tradition ...

• Sep-1999

Old Earth is gone. Humanity has been scattered to the stars. Some left their dying planet in spaceship arks, in search of new worlds to inhabit. Others, nanoengineered for near-immortality, explore the far reaches of interstellar space in gargantuan ...

• Sep-1998

Asteroid prisons are created to rid the Earth of convicts, political prisoners, and lunatics, housing both men and women who create their own societies, but over time, attitudes change toward the penal system, and a group of social scientists sets ou...

• Mar-1996

Explore the solar system and beyond with George Zebrowski's Sunspacers Trilogy: Sunspacers, The Stars Will Speak, and Behind the Stars. In the 21st century, the pioneers who tame Earth's sister planets--the Sunspacers--venture into the frontiers of d...

• 1995

The immeasurable universe has spawned competitive species...and now one has discovered man. Only one observer saw the Apocalypse approaching -- but by then it was already too late. In a brief, incomprehensible instant, every inhabited planetary sur...

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• Nov-1983

6599 A.D.: The war between the Earth Federation and the Herculean Empire had been over for more than three centuries. The planet in the Hercules Globular Cluster was a cinder; the few descendants of the surviving Herculeans lived on Myraa''s World...

• 1975