The Branch

by Mike Resnick

Caverns

by Kevin O'Donnell Jr.

Animal

by Munish K. Batra and Keith DeCandido

The Fast Life and Fantastic Times of Harry the Book

From boxing matches to dragon races to elections, there's no wager Harry won't cover—so long as the odds are right.

Harry the Book operates out of a Manhattan bar booth, with his personal wizard and his zombie bodyguard close at hand. He'll dope out the odds on any sort of contest, even if that gets him into a heap of trouble.

Be it conniving gamblers, lovelorn wizards, or flea-bitten werewolves, when it comes to the misadventures of Harry and his crew one thing is certain: the hex is always in.

This book contains fifteen tales of Harry the Book—the complete set of Resnick's beloved Damon Runyon-inspired urban fantasy yarns, including one brand-new story and several never before published in the United States.

Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I. Boxed Set Volume 1: 1-4

Ebook Bundle
by Kevin J. Anderson

Kevin J. Anderson's Selected Stories Boxed Set

Ebook Bundle
by Kevin J. Anderson

Dan Shamble, Zombie P.I. Boxed Set Volume 2: 5-7

Ebook Bundle
by Kevin J. Anderson

The Mike Resnick Boxed Set

Ebook Bundle
by Mike Resnick

River Runs Red

by Jeffrey J. Mariotte

Walpurgis III

Evil versus Evil
by Mike Resnick

Wings of Creation

Fremont's Children, Book 3
by Brenda Cooper

Monsterland Reanimated

by Michael Okon

Rise of First World

by Christopher Katava

Avatar Dreams

Science Fiction Visions of Avatar Technology
Edited by Kevin J. Anderson and Mike Resnick
Dr. Harry Kloor, Scientific Editor
Introduction by Ray Kurzweil

Unicorns & Dragons Boxed Set

Three Fantastic Anthologies to Benefit the Don Hodge Memorial Scholarship Fund
Edited by Lisa Mangum

The Avatar XPRIZE is designed to drive the exponential innovations needed to make General Purpose Avatars an everyday reality. The development of “avatar” technology—the fusion of human awareness consciousness with remote robotic bodies—offers breathtaking advances in medicine, culture, work, transportation, education and imagination.

The transformational potential of avatars is endless—and who better to illustrate the possibilities than some of the most insightful science fiction writers working in the field today?

Imagine a group of remote spectators traveling along remotely during a rigorous mountain climbing expedition. Or a severely injured athlete able to play his favorite sport vicariously through another body. Or a comatose woman using an avatar to interact with her family and the outside world, even though her body is failing. Or a skilled operative using an avatar on a dangerous search and rescue operation. Or medical specialists using avatar bodies to enter hot zones that no vulnerable human can breach.

These fourteen tales by premier science fiction authors explore the wondrous possibilities of avatar technology—and they still only scratch the surface. Read these stories and let your own imagination roam!

Tide of Battle

by Michael Z. Williamson

The Gods of Sagittarius

by Eric Flint and Mike Resnick

The Complete Psychotechnic League, Volume 3

by Poul Anderson

Wing Commander: End Run

by Christopher Stasheff and William R. Forstchen

Monster Hunter Memoirs: Saints

by Larry Correia and John Ringo

The Day After Gettysburg

by Robert Conroy and J. R. Dunn

The Gods of Sagittarius

by Eric Flint and Mike Resnick

Unforgettable

by Eric James Stone

Imperative

by Steve White and Charles E. Gannon

The Chaos Gate

by Josepha Sherman

Shadow's Blade

by David B. Coe

The Gathering Edge

by Sharon Lee and Steve Miller

Russ Tabor is one of the top security specialists in the galaxy. Much against his will, he finds himself assigned to provide protection for Rupert Medawar Narayan Shenoy—“Lord Shenoy,” as he likes to style himself—who is probably the human race’s most brilliant savant. Shenoy has become convinced that the race of ancient aliens known as the Old Ones possessed powers unknown to any modern intelligent species. He believes they had harnessed forces which may well have been actual magic, giving the Old Ones the stature of gods.

Off Russ and Shenoy go to find the secret. Meanwhile, Occo, a member of the alien race known as the Nac Zhe Anglan, returns to her religious creed’s home cloister to find that it has been completely destroyed—and by means which suggest that the Old Ones were the perpetrators. Yet the Old Ones, those ancient and inimical gods of the galaxy, were thought to have perished eons before.

Occo is not a savant of any kind. She is a shaman castigant, a warrior of her creed. Her purpose now is to seek revenge, not to uncover the secrets of the Old Ones. But she cannot do the one without first doing the other. So, she and her familiar Bresk set ought to track down those long‑gone deities.

Now human adventures and an alien shaman are on a collision course with the truth:  despite their many differences, only if they unite their forces do they stand any chance of surviving the coming encounter with the gods of Sagittarius.

Russ Tabor is one of the top security specialists in the galaxy. Much against his will, he finds himself assigned to provide protection for Rupert Medawar Narayan Shenoy—“Lord Shenoy,” as he likes to style himself—who is probably the human race’s most brilliant savant. Shenoy has become convinced that the race of ancient aliens known as the Old Ones possessed powers unknown to any modern intelligent species. He believes they had harnessed forces which may well have been actual magic, giving the Old Ones the stature of gods.

Off Russ and Shenoy go to find the secret. Meanwhile, Occo, a member of the alien race known as the Nac Zhe Anglan, returns to her religious creed’s home cloister to find that it has been completely destroyed—and by means which suggest that the Old Ones were the perpetrators. Yet the Old Ones, those ancient and inimical gods of the galaxy, were thought to have perished eons before.

Occo is not a savant of any kind. She is a shaman castigant, a warrior of her creed. Her purpose now is to seek revenge, not to uncover the secrets of the Old Ones. But she cannot do the one without first doing the other. So, she and her familiar Bresk set ought to track down those long‑gone deities.

Now human adventures and an alien shaman are on a collision course with the truth: despite their many differences, only if they unite their forces do they stand any chance of surviving the coming encounter with the gods of Sagittarius.

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Strands of Sorrow

by John Ringo

Spell Blind

by David B. Coe

Carousel Seas

by Sharon Lee

Slavers of the Savage Catacombs

by Jon F. Merz

Come and Take Them

by Tom Kratman

Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs

by Mike Resnick and Robert T. Garcia

Spheres of Influence

by Ryk E. Spoor

HERE THERE BE DRAGONS

The dragon, breathing fire and darkening the sky with its huge batlike wings, fearsome yet fascinating, touches something deep in the human soul. Tales of the fabulous reptiles fill the legends and lore of all peoples, all nations, all times.

Now Christopher Stasheff looks into the Dragon’s Eye – and also through it. With Mike Resnick, Diane Duane, Jodi Lynn Nye, S.M. Stirling, William R. Forstchen and others, he introduces the king who was transformed by magic into a dragon, and the price his daughter has to pay to release him from his curse…the ghost of a silver dragon, who came to save a village in peril…one dragon who was a close friend of Charles Darwin and another who had a fateful meeting with Napolean…and more…

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1636: The Devil's Opera

by Eric Flint and David Carrico

Treecat Wars

by David Weber and Jane Lindskold

Worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs

by Mike Resnick and Robert T. Garcia

In Space No One Can Hear You Scream

edited by Hank Davis

Swords of Exodus

by Larry Correia and Mike Kupari

Phoenix Rising

by Ryk E. Spoor

Eleven new tales set in the legendary worlds of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

Most people don’t know it, but the best‑selling American writer of the 1920s wasn’t Hemingway or Fitzgerald, but Edgar Rice Burroughs. Everyone knows that he created Tarzan, but he wasn’t limited to that one classic creation.  There was John Carter, Warlord of Mars.  There was Pellucidar, the wondrous world that exists at the center of the Earth, and  Carson of Venus, the Wrong‑Way Corrigan of space, who set off for Mars and wound up on Venus for four novels and part of a fifth.

Many top science fiction and fantasy writers of today grew up reading Burroughs, and this anthology is their way of “paying back” and thanking him for stirring their imaginations. Join their celebration with these all new tales set in the astounding worlds that Edgar Rice Burroughs brought to life: giving their own spin on the unforgettable characters conceived by one of the great masters of science fiction, adventure, and fantasy.

Listen to the Edgar Rich Burroughs Roundtable Discussion featuring Mike Resnick, and Robert T. Garcia here on the Baen Free Radio Hour.