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The Blood Debt - Coming Soon in Paperback | Sean Williams | November 08 | Trade Paperback | 6"x9" | $15 | In a remote city on the edge of two worlds, where blood has power and water is more precious than freedom, three far-flung friends unite on a quest to save their families. In this continuation of Sean Williams's acclaimed Books of the Cataclysm series, desert landscapes and dirigibles feature in a fast-paced fantasy that combines romance, adventure, and humor with an original take on magic.
City without End| Kay Kenyon | February 09 | Hardcover | 6 x 9| $25 |
Reviewers have called Kay Kenyon's Entire “a grand world,” “an enormous stage,” and “a bravura concept.” On this stage unfolds a mighty struggle for dominance between two universes. In the middle of it all is Titus Quinn, his estranged daughter in the fabled Rim City encircling the heart of the Entire, and the beautiful and resourceful Ji Anzi who—sent on a journey to other realms—holds the key to Quinn’s heart and his overarching mission.
Cyberabad Days | Ian McDonald | February 09 | Trade Paperback | 6"x9" | $15 |
Cyberabad Days is a triumphant return to the India of 2047, a new, muscular superpower of one and a half billion people in an age of artificial intelligences, climate-change induced drought, water wars, strange new genders, genetically improved children that age at half the rate of baseline humanity, and a population where males outnumber females four to one. This new collection of eight stories contains one Hugo nominee and one Hugo winner, as well as a twenty-five thousand word original novella.
End of the Century | Chris Roberson | January 09 | Trade Paperback | 6"x9" | $15 |
Three people. Three eras. One city. Endless possibilities. End of the Century is a novel of the distant past, the unimaginable future, and the search for the Holy Grail. Set in the city of London, the narrative is interlaced between three ages, in which a disparate group of heroes, criminals, runaways, and lunatics are drawn into the greatest quest of all time.
And lurking behind it all is the entity known only as Omega.
Fast Forward 2 | Edited by Lou Anders | October 08 | Trade Paperback | 6"x9" | $15 |
When Fast Forward 1 debuted in February 2007, it was met with a huge outpouring of excitement and approbation from the science fiction community. Now the critically-acclaimed, groundbreaking series continues, featuring all new stories from some of the field's best writers: Paul Cornell,
Kay Kenyon, Chris Nakashima-Brown, Nancy Kress, Cory Doctorow and Benjamin Rosenbaum, Ian McDonald, Mike Resnick and Pat Cadigan, and more.
The Stormcaller | Tom Lloyd | October 08 | Trade Paperback | 6 x 9 | $15 |
In a land ruled by prophecy and the whims of gods, a young man finds himself at the heart of a war he barely understands, wielding powers he may never be able to control. Isak is a white-eye, born bigger, more charismatic, and more powerful than normal men. The white-eyes were created by the gods to bring order out of chaos. The Stormcaller is the first book in a powerful new series that combines inspired world-building, epoch-shattering battles, and high emotion to dazzling effect.
Starship Rebel| Mike Resnick | December 08 | Hardcover | 6 x 9| $25 |
Almost a year has passed since the events of Starship: Mercenary. Captain Wilson Cole now commands a fleet of almost fifty ships, and he has become the single greatest military force on the Inner Frontier. Then an incident occurs that changes everything, and Cole declares war on the Republic. It's a hopeless cause...but that's just what Wilson Cole and the Teddy R. are best at.
A World Too Near - Coming Soon in Paperback | Kay Kenyon | January 09 | Trade Paperback | 6 x 9 | $15 |
Traversing the galactic distances of The Entire, former star pilot Titus Quinn discovers the secrets of its geography, its fragile storm walls, its eons-long history, and the factions that contend for dominance. One of these factions is led by his daughter, who though young and a slave, has at her command a transforming and revolutionary power. As Quinn wrestles with looming disaster, he learns that in the Entire, nothing is what it appears.
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