Fred: 2346 books

From book jacket of Tor hardcover: Master storyteller Fred Saberhagen continues his bestselling Berserker© series, detailing humanity's war with the dreaded juggernaut-like machines programmed to destroy all life in the galaxy.    In the Twin World planets, Prairie and Timber, Plenipotentiary...

Fred Saberhagen is known for his series of ten Dracula novels. Less well known are his three short stories          featuring vampires and Dracula. The stories have appeared in various anthologies and collections. Here they are gathered in one place for your enjoyment....

When Proteus crawls from the sea, brain damaged from a fight with a terrible giant, all he can put together from his shattered memory is that he was sent to aid Jason and the Argonauts on their incredible mission. As he joins them on their quest, Proteus soon discovers that he is not like other members...

Hercules tells the story of his twelve works of wonder against the backdrop of the ongoing deadly battle between the gods and the giants. Fred Saberhagen, New York Times bestselling author of the Berserker Series, continues to put his own twist on Greek mythology, continuing the series that...

Conceived in a storytelling workshop given by Spalding Gray, Old Man In a Baseball Cap is not your typical story of World War II. Rochlin recounts in gritty detail how he--an ordinary young man--was thrust into outrageous circumstances during an extraordinary time. Whether he's bumping up against...

A nobleman is found in his library half-dead and laying by the side of the safe. The key is missing. But this extraordinary mystery has only just begun...Fred M. White weaves a classic mystery tale of complexity and intrigue in The Edge of the Sword!

Willkommen im düstersten Bereich der Phantastik, dem Horror. Bevor du dich in die Geschichten stürzt, möchte ich dich etwas fragen: Was ist Horror für dich? Aus welchen Elementen muss eine Geschichte bestehen, damit sie für dich zum Genre gehört? Bedarf sie übersinnlicher Phänomene oder doch...

Am Ende des Glaubens fangen sie an zu existieren. Wenn der Gong um Punkt Mitternacht zwölfmal schlägt und die Geisterstunde einläutet, wird uns Menschen das Fürchten gelehrt. Denn seit jeher verfolgen Spuk- und Gespenstergeschichten vornehmlich ein Ziel: dem Leser einen kalten Schauer über den...

Amrûn präsentiert die neueste Ausgabe der Horror Legionen – eine Sammlung mit den besten Geschichten deutscher Genre-Autoren. Jeder von ihnen hat seine eigene Art, sich mit dem Bösen zu beschäftigen, das Horrorgeschichten innewohnt. Mal blutig und grausam, mal leise und kaltblütig von hinten...

Once and for all, America learns the likely inventor of its beloved bourbon. Bourbon is not just alcohol -- this amber-colored drink is deeply ingrained in American culture and tangled in American history. From the early days of raw corn liquor to the myriad distilleries that have proliferated around...

In "Windshield Refrains: Paths and Journeys," Dr. Fred Smiley has fashioned a book of poems that relate to the metaphor of "life as a journey." He recounts in his poems the trip he took from one teaching position in Kentucky to another one in Montana. The first entry is an homage...

Flash fiction―the art of the ultra-short story―is a challenging skill-building exercise for any writer. Learning how to compress a story to its most essential elements will make your writing vigorous, evocative, and full of emotion. In Writing Flash, acclaimed writing teacher Fred D. White gives...

"Taken as a trilogy, consent not to be a single being is a monumental accomplishment: a brilliant theoretical intervention that might be best described as a powerful case for blackness as a category of analysis."—Brent Hayes Edwards, author of Epistrophies: Jazz and the Literary Imagination In...

"Taken as a trilogy, consent not to be a single being is a monumental accomplishment: a brilliant theoretical intervention that might be best described as a powerful case for blackness as a category of analysis."—Brent Hayes Edwards, author of Epistrophies: Jazz and the Literary Imagination In...