Phillip C. Jennings

• Aug-2020

I wrote Memories of Murder so long ago that to prepare it for current readers I had to update both language and technology, and change CRT monitors to viewscreens, and tape cassettes to dongles. VCR was a thing, and somehow I thought that in the 2080...

• Jan-2020

Child of the Ring depicts a tribal future in which Christianity is far from extinct. Within that context characters wrestle with religious ideas and do not necessarily come to ‘proper’ conclusions. Because endorsement is not the purpose of this b...

• Jan-2020

This is a standalone book in the Seedworlds series. UNETAO's rubric for planting and colonizing worlds has improved due to the use of klofas, but the selection of seedship pilots remains hit-or-miss. King Wolfram the Seventh's senility has plunged Pl...

• Jan-2020

In an age to come will humanity persist in familiar vices and retreat into rehashed sexual roles? The city of Perseige is thoroughly lived in and utopia remains far away.But dreams are not forgotten, and meanwhile people contend with diverse problems...

• May-2000

Phil Jennings has been known for short science fiction since 1986, and has been published in Asimov's, Amazing Stories, F&SF, Aboriginal, Analog, Science Fiction Eye, and other magazines. His two books, Tower to the Sky and the Bug-Life Chron...

• Jan-1989

• Mar-1988