He is a grifter named Jeremiah the B, the last possible descendant of the line of David, and he fits all four Biblical signs of the Messiah. He finds himself pitted in a titanic struggle with a billionaire underworld boss, who has distinct similarities to a certain Prince of Lies.
With both of them proving to be scoundrels, which one is actually the hero?
A thriller set on the planet Walpurgis III, where mass killer Conrad Bland has taken refuge. A mysterious man named Jericho is hired to kill him. But once Jericho arrives on Walpurgis he is hunted in turn by Detective John Sable.
The development of Avatar technology—the fusion of human mind with remote computer and robotic technology—offers breathtaking advances in medicine, culture, transportation, and imagination. The possibilities are just emerging.
Who better to imagine the possibilities than some of the most insightful SF writers? These 14 tales explore the possibilities of avatar technology.
A hunter in the far future becomes obsessed with the deep space creature he has been commissioned to kill, and they slowly haltingly, gradually form a deep emotional bond with one another.
The greatest heroes in the galaxy gather in a very special tavern at the outskirts of civilization to swap tall tales about their heroic deeds until they are confronted by a war and actually have to perform acts of heroism.
THE DARK LADY is the only American book ever to win France’s 100,000-franc Prix Tour Eiffel Prize for Best Novel. And since it was written by 5-time Hugo winner and Worldcon Guest of Honor Mike Resnick, that was no accident.
Want to know why Mike Resnick is the all-time leading award-winner for short fiction? Here are 17 sterling examples, as the 2012 Worldcon Guest of Honor turns his unique focus to sports.
Some writing classes caution their students to avoid first-person stories—too traditional, too dated, too difficult to sell. We’ve convinced 5-time Hugo Award winner Mike Resnick to show you how it’s done with two dozen of his best first-person stories.