Galactic Center — by Gregory Benford

• Nov-1977
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Gregory Benford is an eminent physicist, multiple award-winning author, and recipient of the United Nations Prize for Literature. Now in a new, revised edition, here is the first novel of his classic Galactic Center series, a triumph of breathtaking ...

• 1984
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The second volume in the classic hard sci-fi series by the renowned physicist and Nebula Award -- winning author: "So good it hurts" (Washington Post Book World). 2076. Technology has propelled the world into a new age of enlightenment. Nigel ha...

• 1987
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Nearly 100,000 years after first contact with the machines that dominate the universe, only a few hundred humans survive. Trapped on Snowglade, a barren world near the center of the galaxy, Killeen and his child Toby of the Bishop Tribe are primitive...

• Feb-1989
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Set against the magnificent, furious backdrop of the Galactic Center, here is a drama as compelling as the towering Great Sky River. A small human band flees from a threat it cannot hope to match -- enormously superior artificial minds embodied in gr...

• Aug-1995
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A spaceship flees killer machines in this hard science fiction adventure classic, the fifth in the Galactic Center series by a Nebula Award -- winning author."[An]adventure-packed, swiftly paced story line. . . . Drawing on his expertise as a profess...

• Sep-1995
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The final chapter of humanity's future has begun. And three men hold the key to survival. As the fierce, artificially intelligent mechs pursue their savage and unstoppable destruction of the human race, it soon becomes apparent that these three men--...