Library Journal : Starred Review. What's washed-up cop Meyer Landsman to do when a heroin-addicted, chess-crazed...More

Publishers Weekly: Set in San Diego, Calif., this hard SF novel from Hugo-winner Vinge (A Deepness in the Sky...More

Publishers Weekly: One night the stars go out. From that breathtaking "what if," Wilson (Blind Lake...More

Library Journal : This book's rather lackluster title does a grave disservice to a story of tremendous imaginati...More

Publishers Weekly : In this sequel to The Curse of Chalion (2001), rich in sumptuous detail and speculative theology...More

Library Journal : In his latest novel, Gaiman (Neverwhere) explores the vast and bloody landscape of myths and legen...More

Publishers Weekly : HEven without the unprecedented media attention and popularity her magical series has attracted,...More

Library Journal : A war between two rival civilizations over trading rights to the planet Arachna results in the vir...More

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Library Journal : Veteran sf writer Haldeman views this novel not as a continuation of but as a follow-up to the pro...More

Library Journal : This third book in Robinson's hard-science Mars trilogy follows 1992 Nebula winner Red Mars (LJ 11...More

Publishers Weekly : Stephenson's fourth solo novel, set primarily in a far-future Shanghai at a time when nations ha...More

Library Journal : As the ``greening'' of Mars becomes an inevitability, the struggle between those who want independ...More