The Fall of the Republic
In a parallel timeline, 1990s America discovers the chronoplanes: parallel worlds at different points in history.
Rogue Emperor
The hijacking of the Roman Empire, 100 AD, by 21st-century Christian fundamentalists, in the second of the Chronoplane Wars novels.
The Empire of Time
My first novel, published in 1978, but the last in the Chronoplane Wars trilogy.
Gryphon
"Write a space opera," my editor said. So I did, with some nanotech thrown in.
Tsunami
A companion novel to Icequake, set mostly in California.
Icequake
A disaster thriller (Antarctic ice sheet surges into ocean), dated but still fun.
Eyas
Originally published in 1982, and still the novel I'm most proud of.
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This is the best news of the week: the Orwell Diaries are a day-by-day journal of George Orwell's life, published 70 years to the day after he wrote them. The chance to get inside Orwell's head and see the world as he did is an opportunity no writer should miss.
I'm putting a link to the blog in the Writers' Blogs and Sites list.
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V. cool link! Thanks.
Posted by: Cindy | September 15, 2008 at 04:41 AM
That's incredible. I really fancy it.
Thanks.
Posted by: Anthony James Barnett - author | September 26, 2008 at 04:58 AM
Very cool stuff. Thanks. I think the literary marketplace is a bit Orwellian, with new titles being reined in even more. Wonder what George would have thought. Anyway, his thoughts have got to be germane, regardless of the context.
Posted by: Billy | October 21, 2008 at 11:53 AM