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Resurrection by William Latham Foreword by Johnny Byrne |
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The Forsaken by John Kenneth Muir Foreword by Prentis Hancock |
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Survival by Brian Ball Foreword by Barry Morse Order now! |
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Eternity Unbound Limited-edition special novel by William Latham Order now! |
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Year Two Collected novelizations by Michael Butterworth Order now! |
COMING SOON:
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Born For Adversity by David A. McIntee Year Three Book 1 Coming Spring 2006 |
Other special projects...
by E.C. Tubb, John Rankine, and Brian Ball
ISBN forthcoming
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In Chronological Order: Breakaway Earthbound Matter of Life and Death Black Sun Ring Around the Moon Another Time, Another Place Missing Link Guardian of Piri Force of Life Alpha Child The Last Sunset Voyager's Return Collision Course Death's Other Dominion The Full Circle End of Eternity War Games The Last Enemy The Troubled Spirit Space Brain The Infernal Machine Mission of the Darians Dragon's Domain The Testament of Arkadia |
This limited-edition hardback omnibus contains the complete set of novelizations of Year One episodes -- now revised, updated, and expanded with new linking material to better integrate them with the ongoing series of books. E.C. Tubb has also novelized the episode Earthbound -- omitted from the original novelizations -- and the original authors have revised their linking material. For the first time, the episodes will be presented in chronological order, which departs slightly from the original novelization order. The original novelizations are detailed on the Old Books page. |
About the Authors
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E.C. TUBB has been writing science fiction, historical fiction, and Westerns for more than fifty years, producing more than 120 novels and 230 short stories (under at least five dozen different names). He is best known for his Dumarest series of novels, finally wrapped up in 1997 after thirty years. |
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JOHN RANKINE, under both that name and Douglas R. Mason, started writing short stories in 1964 and had his first novel, Interstellar Two Five, published in 1966. He largely stopped writing in the early '80s, but has returned with a new short story for The Fletcher Chronicles, a collection of his Dag Fletcher short stories from the '60s and '70s. Many of his novels have returned to print, and to ebook form, at Golden Apple Publishers. |
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BRIAN BALL's writing career spans forty years and dozens of books, ranging from his trilogy Timepiece, Timepivot and Timepit (1968-71) to 1972's The Probability Man, the Keegan and Witchfinder series, and young adult SF and fantasy novels from Sundog (1965) to Stone Age Magic (1989). |