Benson Grayson: 4 books

"A callous mogul tries his hand at politics and uses his undue influence to get a former governor elected president ... The novel has a frank tone and a clear style that feels comfortably old-fashioned...A solid story of political warfare made doubly compelling by the dubious hero leading the charge."-Kirkus Review, March 7, 2012

An inept physics professor in his mid-thirties, still a virgin, travels back to December 1941. He plans to become a national hero by destroying the Japanese fleet which bombed Pearl Harbor. Overcoming vast difficulties he succeeds, only to be sentenced to death by a U.S. Navy Courtmartial for mistakenly...

This book contains thirty-eight science fiction and fantasy stories, many of them containing wry political satire similar to that of Jonathan Swift. On its pages you will read how the first and only successful trip in a time machine was accomplished by a mouse, who traveled from Sixteenth Century...

This psychological spy thriller depicts the transformation of a liberal university professor of a newly independent African nation as a result of his being forced by the military ruler of his country into taking the post of chief of the Secret Police. The need to combat a growing Islamic fundamentalist...