Allen Steele canaliza su fascinación de toda la vida por el espacio en cautivadoras narrativas de ciencia ficción. Antiguo periodista, ahora se dedica a explorar temas de avance tecnológico y exploración cósmica, una pasión encendida por su temprano amor por el género. Su escritura se distingue por una voz auténtica, profundamente informada por experiencias de primera mano, como presenciar lanzamientos de transbordadores y pilotar el simulador de cabina de transbordador de la NASA. El trabajo de Steele cautiva la imaginación, ofreciendo a los lectores una visión del futuro de la humanidad entre las estrellas.
Exploring themes of mortality and the afterlife, the narrative unfolds on the protagonist's final day, revealing profound events that follow their death. As the story progresses, it delves into reflections on life, relationships, and the impact one leaves behind. The unique perspective offers a thought-provoking journey that challenges perceptions of existence and what lies beyond.
The Complete "Near Space" Stories, Expanded Edition
The collection features all the stories from Allen Steele's acclaimed "Near Space" series, now presented in a revised and expanded second edition. Readers can expect a rich exploration of space exploration, human ambition, and the challenges of life beyond Earth, showcasing Steele's imaginative storytelling and unique vision of the future. This edition promises to enhance the original tales with additional content, offering both new and returning fans an immersive journey through the cosmos.
Explosive science fiction-forged in Steele. The moondogs are responsible for maintaining Skycorp's most important off-world projects-and now they're going on strike.
Featuring 42 stories and one novel, this extensive anthology explores the theme of Mars and its inhabitants through the works of renowned science fiction authors. It begins with Roger Zelazny's acclaimed "A Rose for Ecclesiastes" and concludes with Allen Steele's award-winning "Emperor from Mars." This collection showcases a diverse range of classic tales, highlighting the imaginative and often philosophical interpretations of Martian life and landscapes, making it a treasure for fans of the genre.
In a thrilling adventure set during the Space Age, Captain Future and his team, the Futuremen, face a mysterious challenge with the arrival of the Lost Apollo. This unexpected visitor brings with it an enigma that tests their skills and ingenuity as they navigate the complexities of space exploration. The story promises excitement and intrigue as the characters confront the unknown and unravel the secrets of this new challenge.
Envisioning a world devoid of plastic, this book explores the environmental and societal implications of such a shift. It delves into sustainable alternatives, innovative solutions, and the potential for a cleaner planet. Through engaging narratives and expert insights, it challenges readers to reconsider their relationship with plastic and inspires action toward a more sustainable future. The narrative emphasizes the importance of collective responsibility and highlights the benefits of embracing eco-friendly practices.
Blistering space warfare unfolds as Captain Future and the Futuremen confront the menacing Ul Quorn, who intends to unleash a terrifying force at Jupiter. The stakes are high, with the fate of the Solar System hanging in the balance. This thrilling adventure combines elements of science fiction and heroism as the characters battle against overwhelming odds to protect their universe.
Sie sind die Helden des 21. Jahrhunderts - und sie bauen die Zukunft der Menschheit: die Männer und Frauen von Raumstation Olympus. Sie haben ihre Freunde und Angehörigen auf der Erde zurückgelassen, um das All zu erobern, und sie fürchten nichts - nur die dunkle Einsamkeit der Sterne. Eines aber dürfen sie niemals zeigen: Mutlosigkeit und Schwäche. Denn wer Fehler begeht oder verrückt spielt, wird von seinen Kameraden unerbittlich zur Vernunft gebracht - oder aber er bedroht das Leben der ganzen Station.
Kniha obsahuje povídky z Asimov's Science Fiction 6/97 a Asimov's Science Fiction 3/97.
