The third novel from one of the most exciting new British SF writers of the decade.

A major SF debut from a British writer who will stand alongside Banks, Hamilton and Reynolds.

Examines the next step in the evolutionary process of the union of human and machine. This title offers a view of the coming age that is both a dramatic culmination of centuries of technological ingenuity and a genuinely inspiring vision of our ultimate destiny.

Iron Sunrise is a suspenseful future tale of intergalactic espionage and planetary destruction.

Two novels - one massive story - epic SF from a master of the genre

Robert Gu is a poet and recovering Alzheimer's patient. He is seventy-five years old, though by a medical miracle he looks much younger. When Robert begins to re-train at Fairmont High, he becomes part of a conspiracy to use technology as a tool for world domination. This conspiracy is something that baffles many security analysts.

GLASSHOUSE is a far-future helter-skelter ride through an experimental archaeology project gone horribly wrong.

Two science fiction novels combined into one epic conveying the experience of travelling through millions of years of time.

This is a stand-alone space opera novel by science fiction author MacLeod.

At the end of 'The Stone Canal', Jonathan Wilde comes back to a much changed Earth in the 25th century. How those changes took place, and what happens after Wilde's return, form the story of 'The Cassini Division'.

The prequel to "A Fire Upon The Deep", this is the story of Pham Nuwen, a small cog in the interstellar trading fleet of the Queng Ho. The Queng Ho and the Emergents are orbiting the dormant planet Arachna, which is about to wake up to technology, but the Emergents' plans are sinister.

One of the most celebrated science fiction writers in the world, this is the first collection of all his stories from 1965 to the present and contains two new stories never published before and the first publication of a novella.

Features a diverse array of characters, each of which are drawn in interwoven stories towards a cosmic-scale conclusion that should forever change the way we understand ourselves, life, and the universe we inhabit.

This is the second novel in the 'Fall Revolution' sequence.

A modern masterpiece from 'One of the genre's great ideas men (THE TIMES) nelwy packaged for a new audience

A dramatic insight into the future of Man in the 30th century and beyond- from one of the genres great ideas men The Times.

The award winning tale of the inevitable take-over of our society by a benign, intelligent scientific experiment gone awry. Newly packaged for a new audience

Two months have past since a myriad of alien objects clenched about the Earth, screaming as they burned. The heavens have been silent since until a derelict space probe hears whispers from a distant comet. Something talks out there: but not to us. Who should we send to meet the alien, when the alien doesn't want to meet?

Set in Britain in the 21st century, a SF novel about a man who works for a security mercenary firm, unaware that deep in his brain, he holds the key to information which could change the world.