Alternate Worlds was first published in 1975 and became an instant classic, winning a Hugo award. This third edition brings the history of science fiction up to date, covering developments over the past forty years--a period that has seen the advent of technologies only imagined in the genre's Golden Age. As a literature of change, science fiction has become ever more meaningful, presaging dangers to humanity and, as Alvin Toffler wrote, guarding against "the premature arrival of the future." The world has begun to recognize science fiction in many different ways, incorporating its elements in products, visual media and huge conventions.
In "Parallel Worlds," world-renowned physicist and bestselling author Michio Kaku"--an" author who "has a knack for bringing the most ethereal ideas down to earth" "(Wall Street Journal)--takes readers on a fascinating tour of cosmology, M ...
Stories deal with reincarnation, werewolves, time travel, a parallel world, a World War II that began in 1974, altered history, and a displacement in time
Rim ghosts are real! Intruders from alternate universes appearing where the fabric of space is thin. Sonya and John Grimes find themselves in an alternate universe.
But when Commander Sonya Verrill proposes a ghost-hunting expedition on the Galactic Rim, Grimes steps into the alternate universe"--Back cover.
You are a lone radio jockey after the apocalypse. Curated by award-winning editor Zelda Knight, this collection of reprints will transport readers to diverse retrofutures and realms beyond their imagination.
The most accessible and thorough reading of the dual nature of Odysseus
Alternate Worlds: The Illustrated History of Science Fiction
Examines this great fiction writer who has won both the Hugo and Nebula awards for his novels.
Gaslandia: A Dieselpunk Anthology is the inaugural volume of the Subterranean Anthology Series featuring retro-futuristic short stories that cut across time and space: In Site 78, a diabetic and an airship pilot search for insulin and come ...
Plot, character, setting and theme, according to John Hawkes, perhaps the first post-World War II antirealist, constitute the true enemies of the novel. modern antirealist finds user friendly, in a pattern search through the works of some ...