Jack Womack

• 1988
• / Science Fiction
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Terraplane, the second in Jack Womack''s acclaimed Ambient series, is a vision of alternate reality -- New York in 1939, as experienced by travelers from the twenty-first century. Retired general-turned-corporate-spy Luther Biggerstaff and his hit ma...

• Aug-1990
• / Espionage
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Heathern, the sequel to Ambient and Terraplane, has been praised by William Gibson as a "savage urban baroque informed by a penetrating humanity ... his best so far!" Tautly written and appallingly funny, Heathern is a dystopian tale of corporate com...

• 1991
• / Horror
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ROBERT SILVERBERG uncovers the dark side of sunny suburbia when a stranger extracts the neuroses of an unsuspecting town.... SUZY McKEE CHARNAS lures a reluctant vampire to play a game with death.... JONATHAN CARROLL takes a dream vacation -- a...

• Oct-1991
• / Science Fiction
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One man struggles to survive in a dystopian near-future New York City in this acclaimed novel that “performs feats of brilliance on so many levels” (Entertainment Weekly).   In a decaying and violent near-future New York, the remnants of civ...

• Jan-1993
• / Fantasy
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A young Elvis Presley is kidnapped into the future to be the new messiah in this “jarringly potent” novel from the author of Ambient (William Gibson).  Winner of the Philip K. Dick Award   At once a biting satire and a taut sci-fi thril...

• Apr-1997
• / Suspense
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“A remarkable novel” of a post-Communist Russia filled with gangsters and oligarchs, and one man’s shady business deal that could land him in a world of trouble (The Boston Globe).   Part speculative fiction, part satire, Let’s Put the F...

• Jan-2002
• / Science Fiction
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“Futurist wunderkind Womack concludes his heralded Ambient series with this intriguing, clever novel set in an alternate, semi-historical 1968” (Publishers Weekly).   It’s 1968, and Walter Bullitt, part-time US government freelancer and co...