Mutant Legacy Books In Order
- The Mutant Season (1989)
- The Mutant Prime (1990)
- Mutant Star (1992)
- Mutant Legacy (1992)
War Minstrels Books In Order
- The War Minstrels (1995)
- Woman without a Shadow (1995)
- Sister Blood (1996)
Novels
- Crossing Infinity (2003)
Omnibus
- Thieves’ Carnival / The Jewel of Bas (1990)
Collections
- The Sweet Taste of Regret (2014)
Anthologies edited
- Universe 1 (1990)
- Universe 2 (1992)
- Universe 3 (1994)
- Meditations on Middle Earth (2001)
- Scientific American’s Secrets of the Periodic Table (2002)
- Fantasy: The Best of 2001 (2002)
- Fantasy: The Best of 2002 (2003)
- Exploring the Matrix (2003)
- Science Fiction: The Best of 2003 (2004)
- Fantasy: The Best of 2004 (2005)
- Science Fiction: The Best of 2004 (2005)
- Science Fiction: The Best of 2005 (2006)
- Fantasy: The Best of 2005 (2006)
Non fiction
- Science of the X-Men (2000)
- The Art of Todd Lockwood (2003)
- Kong Unbound (2005)
- Masters of Science Fiction and Fantasy Art (2011)
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Karen Haber Books Overview
Crossing Infinity
When teenager Jaz Andrews discovers a dead body ‘or what she thinks is a dead body ‘while cutting Chem Class, she doesn’t realize that she’s stumbled upon a mystery that will span galaxies, and change her life for good. She finds and befriends Cory Lanus, a tall, gentle young stranger upon whom she develops a crush. But she gets more than she bargained for when she discovers that Cory comes from another planet, and that he can change gender at will. As Jaz and her pals attempt to help and protect their new friend they find their own lives at risk, and learn a few lessons about the transcending power of love and compassion. This book explores timely concerns facing kids today, including gender identity issues, absentee parents, and difficulties at school.
Universe 3
A collection of fifteen stories from the brightest voices in contemporary science fiction features the writing of Brian W. Aldiss, E. Michael Blake, Terry Boren, David Ira Cleary, Alex Jeffers, Jamil Nasir, and others.
Meditations on Middle Earth
Original essays on J.R.R. Tolkien from bestselling fantasy writers George R.R. Martin, Orson Scott Card, Terry Pratchett, Harry Turtledove, and many more. To tie in with the release of the first blockbuster film in New Line Cinemas Lord of the Rings trilogy, Meditations on Middle Earth presents a collection of insightful, original essays by todays top fantasy and science fiction authors on the importance of The Lord of the Rings to their lives and their work. Additional bestselling and award winning authors include: Raymong E. Feist, Ursula Le Guin, Gene Wolfe, Charles de Lint, Poul Anderson, and more! Also included is stunning original art by John Howe, the worlds foremost Tolkien illustrator, who is working closely with director Peter Jackson on the upcoming films. This blockbuster book is an absolute must have for Tolkien fans.
Fantasy: The Best of 2001
This release features edgy new stories by hot new talents, and old favorites from Poul Anderson and Ursula K. Le Guin. Silverberg and Haber say it best: ‘The present anthology is intended to show reach and range as it is demonstrated nowadays in the shorter forms of fiction.’ You will find very little that is formulaic here, although we have not ignored any of fantasy’s great traditions. There are stories set in the familiar quasi medieval worlds to which modern readers are accustomed, and others rooted in the authentic myth constructs of high antiquity, and several that depend for their power on the juxtaposition of fantastic situations and terribly contemporary aspects of modern life on Earth. There are philosophical and theological speculations. There is even one science fiction story although one that carries scientific thinking to a fantastic extreme by way of showing that science fiction, rather than being a genre apart, is simply one of the many branches of fantasy literature. These stories which we think are the best short fantasies published in 2001 are reassuring proof of fantasy’s eternal power even in this technological age.
Exploring the Matrix
Timed to tie in with the 2003 theatrical release of The Matrix: Reloaded the second film in the blockbuster Matrix film trilogy, Exploring the Matrix presents a collection of insightful, original essays by today’s top cyberpunk, science fiction, and comic book writers on the impact the Wachowski Brothers’ famous Matrix films and cyberpunk in general has had on popular culture and science fiction. Additional bestselling and award winning authors include: Pat Cadigan Joe Haldeman Walter Jon Williams John Shirley Alan Dean Foster Dean Motter. Exploring the Matrix includes stunning original art by digital artist Robert Zohrab and work from some of the top illustrators in the comics field, making this blockbuster book a must for every fan of the Matrix films.
Science Fiction: The Best of 2004
A collection of the best science fiction prose written in 2004, by some of the genre’s greatest writers, and selected by two of SF’s most respected editors. Best Sci Fi ’03 had more Nebula and Hugo finalists than competing Dozois and Hartwell books!
Science Fiction: The Best of 2005
Continuing iBooks’ popular The Best Of books, edited and designed to appeal to science fiction fans, comes Science Fiction: The Best of 2005. This collection brings the reader some of the best science fiction prose written in 2005 by some of the genre’s best SF authors.
Fantasy: The Best of 2005
The daughter of a beloved children’s author becomes entangled in a classic tale; a dedicated club of gourmands pursues the strangest and most exotic meal ever; the Ferryman on the river Styx takes a boatman’s holiday; some kids at camp tell scary stories of a monster just beyond the reach of the campfire’s light; and, after nearly forty years, Peter S. Beagle continues the beloved adventures of a magician and a girl who once met a unicorn. These are just some of the sixteen outstanding stories that acclaimed anthologist Jonathan Strahan has assembled in his second annual survey of the best new fantasy stories of the year. Jonathan Strahan has edited eleven anthologies, including The Locus Awards and assorted year’s best annuals, and is currently working on several new anthology projects. He has won the Ditmar, William J Atheling Jr, and Peter McNamara Awards for his editing, and is the Reviews Editor for Locus, the magazine of the science fiction and fantasy fields. He lives in Perth, Western Australia with his wife and two daughters.
Science of the X-Men
From the Angel to the Wolverine, here is a comprehensive guide to the strange and wonderful powers of the world’s most popular mutant superheroes, with a twist: learn how the X Men’s powers could work in the real world.
The Art of Todd Lockwood
After a successful career as a commercial artist in advertising, Todd Lockwood was astonished to be told that people were willing to pay for the fantasy and science fiction art he vastly preferred to create. That discovery altered the course of his life, and he is now one of the most widely respected fantasy artists of our age. Known worldwide for his depiction of heroic and stirring high fantasy imagery under the aegis of TSR and Wizards of the Coast , he also creates work of astonishing sensitivity and beauty in quieter styles. This book, with its revealing text by Hugo nominated writer and journalist Karen Haber and by Lockwood himself, contains well over a hundred paintings from all areas of his fantasy creation.
Kong Unbound
In 1933, Merian C. Cooper, Ernest Schoedsack, and Willis O’Brien created more than movie magic. King Kong is a pop cultural icon and a central part of American mythology. But more than just another ‘Beauty and the Beast’ tale, Kong Unbound also allows us to examine such themes as: The Great Depression and America’s place in the world Kong as Avatar of Repressed Sexual Energy Kong as a Symbol of Slavery and Racism Kong as Alternate Paleontology The Triumph of Technology over the Natural World These themes and more are explored in this wonderful collection of insightful essays by: Ray Harryhausen Ray Bradbury Karen Haber Richard A. Lupoff Christopher Priest Robert Silverberg Jack Williamson Harry Harrison William Stout Paul Di Filippo Esther M. Friesner Howard Waldrop Frank M. Robinson Pat Cadigan David Gerrold Philip J. Currie Joe DeVito Alan Dean Foster William Joyce Michael Chabon Maurice Sendak
Masters of Science Fiction and Fantasy Art
Take an inside look into the creative world of masters of the science fiction and fantasy art genre. Masters of Science Fiction and Fantasy Art reveals the strategies, techniques, influences and inspiration of today’s established and up and coming artists, including Brom, Jim Burns, Ken Wong, Greg Spalenka, Galan Pang, Marta Dahlig, James Gurney, and many others. It celebrates the inspiring and far reaching work of these visionary practitioners, who have created images for published works, television, movies, gaming, museums, theme parks, and beyond.
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