Bøger af Richard Winder

In 2483, a cyborg attack by the Rouges maroons 3-year-old Stephen on Terra 3. He grows up to eventually lead defense of the small colony thirty years later. Unfortunately, a violent dispute forces him flee to Terra 12 in a rickety starship. There he makes friends with Jack the barkeep, Matou the enhanced tomcat, and Nova, a mysterious young woman with a hidden past. Rouge agents force Stephen and Nova to flee, with cyborg soldiers threatening every step. When a familiar starship from Earth enters the fray, the battle truly begins. Stephen will do everything he can to save his friends, or die trying.

More than 400 years after a devastating plague crushes the Americas, One World Patrol still uses deadly force to bar any crossing of Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Generations have passed since anyone has seen any sign of humanity coming from America. Patrol Capt. Christopher Perry guards One World against any resurgence of the American Plague, but evil conspiracies are at work. Perry finds himself castaway, a mutiny victim in the forbidden zone. The secret he discovers in the forgotten wilderness will change the world forever. The hidden truth he finds is... Merika

A collection of Science Fiction stories by Richard S. Winder. Across the galaxy or across the street, someone's world is about to change. This anthology has 19 original and previously published short stories, novellas, and novelettes, including Naïveté, Judgment Day, Absolution, The Precipice, Revelation, Nobody@home, Beyond 550, Tower of Rabble, and more.

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Her name is Stella. She loves sunshine and fresh bagels, and absolutely hates space travel. She's a rookie cop, making her way in a 25th Century world complicated by Universal Legal Care and automation taxes. Cornered by a villainous conspiracy, she is trapped aboard an antique star-liner mockingly called the City of One. There she finds new friends, intrigue, and the fight of her life. Cyborg warriors from a long-forgotten colony threaten her, the ship, and civilized space. Is this the end of everything? Not if Stella can help it!