When Shadows Fall

Earth faces her final days in the grip of environmental collapse far into the future. Desperate, Earth Grand President Mankin dispatches three separate missions in a last-ditch attempt to seek help from far-flung colonial civilizations—or face certain obliteration.  

A Matter of Matter

Chuck Lambert is taken advantage of by an unsavory real estate swindler of a galactic economy that sells unwary customers like him a planet where they can’t sit down, because there’s something the matter with its matter. But even though swindled, Chuck may just end up getting the last laugh.

Beyond All Weapons

Firstin Guide and a handful of colonists escape from the long reach of a tyrannical Earth government imposing its will on their Martian habitat. They escape on a starship and flee to a new planet to engineer their revenge—yet they do not take into account the irrefutable passage of time.

Greed

Far in the future exist two Earth empires, separated by a weapon-projected wall of space and poised for war. And George Marquis Lorrilard, a sometime lieutenant in the United Continents Space Navy (that pitiful handful of space guards) and now a space exploiter supposedly driven by greed, must change the fate of Earth and the stars. 

One Was Stubborn

Old Shellback’s the most stubborn man in the universe: he’s simply unwilling to watch the universe crumble and vanish, the product of an alleged agreement among the living to think it away. When Shellback won’t budge, he throws a wrench into the works. 

The Great Secret

Fanner Marston is a man whose greed and lust for power drives him through a blistering desert to the legendary city of Parva, where a secret awaits which will give him absolute control over all the universe. 

The Professor Was A Thief

Pop is a down-on-his-luck reporter needing a big story—one he finds after the Empire State Building, Grant’s Tomb and Grand Central Station disappear. When Pop digs deeper, he discovers a professor behind it all who, rather than inventing a means of blowing things up, is doing quite the opposite.