In the Distance, and Ahead in Time
Published on 19. May 2015
226 pages
978-1-5040-0992-8 (ISBN)
Description
The ten stories of this collection present glimpses of our near, middle, and far futures
"Heathen God," the author's first Nebula Award finalist, reveals the consequences of learning that our solar system may have been engineered by an alien race. "In the Distance, and Ahead in Time" and "Wayside World" depict the rediscovery of a ruined Earth's interstellar colonies by a new culture of mobile habitats. In "Transfigured Night" and "Between the Winds," we enter two possible destinies as we tamper with human reality and humankind mutates into vastly different offshoots.
"Heathen God," the author's first Nebula Award finalist, reveals the consequences of learning that our solar system may have been engineered by an alien race. "In the Distance, and Ahead in Time" and "Wayside World" depict the rediscovery of a ruined Earth's interstellar colonies by a new culture of mobile habitats. In "Transfigured Night" and "Between the Winds," we enter two possible destinies as we tamper with human reality and humankind mutates into vastly different offshoots.
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George Zebrowski's more than forty books include novels, short fiction collections, anthologies, and a collection of essays.
His short fiction, articles, and essays have appeared in Omnimagazine, Asimov's Science Fiction, Amazing Stories,the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Interzone, Science Fiction Age, Nature, the Bertrand Russell Society News, and many other publications. "Heathen God" was nominated for a Nebula Award in 1972.
Brute Orbits (1998), an uncompromising novel about the future of the penal system, was honored with the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, and Stranger Suns (1991) was a New York Times Notable Book.
His short fiction, articles, and essays have appeared in Omnimagazine, Asimov's Science Fiction, Amazing Stories,the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, Interzone, Science Fiction Age, Nature, the Bertrand Russell Society News, and many other publications. "Heathen God" was nominated for a Nebula Award in 1972.
Brute Orbits (1998), an uncompromising novel about the future of the penal system, was honored with the John W. Campbell Memorial Award, and Stranger Suns (1991) was a New York Times Notable Book.
Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Dedication
- Introduction
- Near Futures
- The Water Sculptor
- Parks of Rest and Culture
- Assassins of Air
- The Soft Terrible Music
- The Sea of Evening
- The Middle Distance
- Heathen God
- Wayside World
- In the Distance, and Ahead in Time
- Far Futures
- Transfigured Night
- Between the Winds
- About the Author
- Copyright
