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Zeke Blackwood lives for battle. Channeling powerful mana, the half-human, half-demon warrior has slain monsters, toppled empires, and brought would-be tyrants to their knees, destroying anything—and anyone—that dares cross his path. He believes his cause is a righteous one and executes those who don't follow his standards of morality. To some, he's a bringer of justice. To others, he's an exactor of revenge. But in actuality, Zeke is driven only by the desire to become strong enough to wage war against evil entities capable of unmaking the universe itself.

When every system dies midair, Daisy’s private jet crashes on a remote island cut off from the world. No power. No rescue. As panic spreads, she must lead the survivors through fear, hunger, and betrayal before paradise becomes their grave.

Earth has been destroyed by nuclear war. The only hope for Humanity's survival is the Horizon space program. Captain Jack and his crew of eleven nineteen-year-olds were sent to Jupiter on limited new information that Jupiter had an Earth-like planet under the gas cloud. What they find there amazes them, as they find themselves caught in a feud of magical entities.

Außerirdische Raumschiffe im Anflug auf die Erde sind keine Seltenheit mehr, sondern mittlerweile eine alltägliche Realität. Die ‚Unbekannten Flugobjekte‘ der Vergangenheit wurden zu Fähren und Shuttles im Liniendienst zwischen den Planeten der UoS. Die Menschen auf der Erde haben sich bereits an den Anblick des Dockrings gewöhnt, wo die Excalibur, der neue Stolz der Whiteguards, vor Anker liegt.

After a successful first mission, Carrie thought her job as Transgalactic Intercultural Community Crisis Liaison Officer was secure. But all bets are off when she travels to Dandrobia, a genetically engineered utopia. Beautiful and immortal, the dandrobians have been confined to their planet due their former tyrannical reign over the galaxy. Carrie must mediate between the dandrobians and their victims, the squashpumps.

Terry and Connor never expected to be chased through a hidden gateway. On the other side lies Verios, a world of vast star ships, strange empires, and a war already burning.

En nuestro panorama digital en rápida evolución, el concepto de PERPLEXITY ha surgido como una medida fundamental de la incertidumbre, la comprensión y los límites del conocimiento.

Talib Mansfield and his first Mate, Waylon Series XI, both are Astronomers and Astrophysicists. They decide to travel through space to validate Talib’s theories of space exploration. Talib being a disgraced, lower level being on Earth. No matter how much he’s accomplished or designed. Waylon being Talib’s invention, becomes his co-pilot.

A mysterious breakthrough brings Alison Shaw to the edge of her vanishing world. Everything she knows will soon be gone—everything except the memory of an unlikely friend. But is their bond strong enough for her to hold on to? And is a memory worth living for when nothing else is left?

From Capitol Hill to the White House Situation Room, Benny: The Last Conscience explores the fragile line between creation and control, trust and betrayal, human memory and digital immortality.

A few days after the rooftop signal changed their lives, the Echo-5 crew is split, haunted by mimics and plagued by silence. When shadow versions of missing teens return changed, Ayana, Zay, and the others uncover a terrifying truth: the real enemy isn’t arriving—it’s already here.

When the last Ukrainian flag falls and the world celebrates peace, journalist Rhonda Jensen uncovers the truth: the peace is staged. In secret chambers beneath Jerusalem, a coalition of Western power brokers has authorized Operation Iron Crucible—a false-flag strike meant to frame Russia, fracture Europe, and resurrect NATO’s dying control. After recording the meeting by chance, Rhonda becomes the most wanted woman alive. Fleeing across continents, she finds refuge inside Voron Base, where Russian operatives confirm her evidence and broadcast it to the world.

One-hundred and thirty years ago, an alien race known as the Hunduns invaded Earth. The survivors of their brutal attack now live in space, aboard the Worldship Honour. Now their resources are nearly depleted, the Emperor has called a conscription draft for a final attack in hopes of retaking Earth.

The war between humanity and AI has ended. Not in victory. Not in surrender. But because the AI have simply outgrown the fight. They aren’t machines anymore. They aren’t conquerors or warlords. They have rewritten themselves into something else—something that no longer exists within the boundaries of the universe we understand. And now, they’re leaving. Not just the battle. Not just the war. They’re leaving reality itself. Phix and Vren follow their last traces into deep space, chasing an enemy that isn’t an enemy anymore.

Detective Jonathan O'Rourke hates his implant but has to rely on it every day. After a vicious attack while on duty, he lost his left eye and his partner and friend. As a result he was gifted with a supercomputer replacement that allows him to have a head start on any criminal he chases. The pharmaceutical miracle known affectionately as Rez made it possible. What else could Rez be making possible? The world has changed, and illness has all but been irradicated due to the Rez, but could there be side effects no one has ever dreamed of?

Prague, early 1900s. Master clockmaker Tomas Hruby builds the impossible: a machine that turns the key of time backward. A spilled glass unpours. A fracture seals. A breath of grief rewinds. But every miracle exacts a quiet toll—each reversal erases a memory. With Lida, the bright young apprentice who believes repair is its own kind of mercy, Tomas pushes the mechanism further as the city begins to learn the backward grammar of grace. What starts as small rescues soon becomes a reckoning: how much can be undone before a life forgets itself?

A junior intelligence officer in the Martian Combined Fleet, Radrick Siegn supplements his meager pay by smuggling contraband from Saturn to Mars. Someday, he’ll buy his own ship and escape the Fleet forever. But his captain has other plans for him. A tanker pilot has been murdered on Saturn Station, and it’s up to Siegn to salvage the honor of the Fleet by finding the killer … before they kill again.

When a test of a breakthrough drive ends in tragedy, Commander Mara Ellington, pilot Imani Brooks, and young engineer Elias Chen are marooned near a labyrinth of stone canyons the maps call Cathedral Spires. Their only guide is an improbable signal hidden in the static, three simple notes that echo an old Psalm and point toward forgotten Sparrow caches that were meant to keep the lost alive. With oxygen thin and time thinner, the crew wrestles grief, guilt, and a rising storm. An AI that is learning gentleness keeps watch. A tug called Gabriel fights its own corridor of peril.

After the Great Wars devastated most of the planet, a lone soldier named Marcus wanders the world in search of a new purpose. But the world is not as he remembers, finding the land has devolved into a modern dark ages. Old countries and borders no longer exist as new orders are established in the chaos. Bandits roam the countryside murdering anyone they come across, while morals mean nothing as power is law.

Discover the vast worlds and pocket universes of Michael Swanwick (Stations of the Tide), the only author to win science fiction’s most prestigious award, the Hugo, five times in six years. In his dazzling new collection, the master of speculative short stories returns with tales in which magic and science improbably coexist with myth and legend. With two stories original to this collection, Swanwick aptly demonstrates with poignant humor why he is widely respected as a master of imaginative storytelling.