Sangaman Taylor is Boston's modern-day Paul Revere, spreading the word from a 40-horsepower Zodiac raft. Embarrassing powerful corporations in highly telegenic ways is the perfect method of making enemies, and Taylor has a collection that would do any rabble-rouser proud.

Exploring the interface between mind and machine, this collection of short fiction includes a wide range of cyberpunk stories by such renowned authors as Alfred Bester, Samuel R. Delany, William Gibson, Bruce Sterling, , Rudy Rucker, Philip K. Dick, Neal Stephenson, and Lewis Shiner, among others. Reprint.

Takeshi is back - the blistering new SF thriller from Richard Morgan

The breathtaking conclusion to one of the most exciting and imaginative SF/fantasy series of all time.

A combination of satire and thriller, this story occurs around the eve of the third millennium. Cozzano, a mid-Western governer has a biochip in his head, wired to a computerized polling system, tracking the mood of the electorate. The prospect of a radio-controlled President is not a good one.

Zooms between Wild Turkey Whiskey and Bob Dylan, unicorn skulls and voracious librarians, John Coltrane and Lord Jim. This title seeks to serve as an inventive fantasy and a meditation on the many uses of the mind.

Spider Jerusalem returns with more rants about love and lust, TV, politics and religion. This time he finds himself on the run from hitmen and kidnappers who have his ex-wife's frozen head, a misshapen creature claiming to be his son, and a talking police dog that wants to rip him apart.

This all-new edition contains previously censored pages never before seen outside Japan and is presented in traditional Japanese style, reading right to left.

Dore Konstantin, officer in charge of Technocrime, Artificial Reality Division has to deal with a stalker. Susannah Ell is the one being stalked, by ex-husband Hasting Dervish or so she claims. She feels Dervish has swapped places with an ambitious AI who wants to infiltrate her AR design studio.

A follow-up to the bestseller Cryptonomicon , this book presents a cast of characters in a time of genius and discovery, men and women whose exploits defined the age of the High Baroque. It travels from the infant American colonies to the Tower of London, the glittering courts of Louis XIV, and all manner of places in between.

Reissue for the series that established Grimwood as one of the most stylish of SF's practitioners

Famed journalist and agent provocateur Spider Jerusalem is back, up to his neck in sleaze, corruption and perversion. It can only mean one thing...politics! Spider's not bothering to cover the presidential election, and that oversight might just spell the end of his life!

Described by Naomi Klein as 'Brilliant and hilarious', Jennifer Government is a thriller for the No Logo generation.

The ultimate tale of teen rebellion -- one seventeen-year-old against the surveillance state.

A trequel to Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass . In this book, Alice travels through time, tumbling from the Victorian age to land in 1998, in Manchester, a small town in the North of England.

A reissue for the novels that secured Grimwood's reputation as one of the master stylists of SF.

Quentin Tarantino meets Blade Runner in an explosive SF debut set in an ultra-violent future world controlled by the media.

Passion di Orchi, obscenely rich daughter of a Mafia boss, decides to rebuild Venice - in the middle of the Pacific. A century later, the daughter of Count Ryuchi plays a virtual reality game, and finds that the virtual world is all too real.

Dizzyingly imaginative science fiction thriller from one of the most exciting and original new voices in the genre.

On the run from a Seattle prison, Ashraf Bey ends up the main suspect in a case of murder. To survive in El Iskandria (the most famous and cosmopolitan city of Ottoman Egypt) he must turn detective to uncover answers to questions about himself and the city that holds him in its embrace.