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The Giant Anthology of thirty-nine highly entertaining and thought-provoking Sci-Fi stories.
More from the lighter, laughing side than the dark-dungeoned depths; but they’re all here somewhere, from a satisfied smile; or shed a tear.
Maybe a “Yes! Get in there”. Or catch your breath at the trials that some have to face.
Tales of here and now, wondering what’s among us; or what awaits us amid the distant futures and far-strewn arms of the galaxy.
The stories you’ve dreamed of; the people you crave to meet; or would love to be.
The aliens who’ll make you shiver, or laugh.
The huge risks of guiding your spacecraft here, or there.
The adventures you’d have if only you had the nerve…
Or the utter romance of doing that… and in null-grav, too
The humour of orbital disasters and alien conflicts; the perils of ill-advised time-interference.
The terrors of a leaky hull; the fear of a bullying boss when you’re a thousand light years beyond.
The choices you face in the big, black Vac.

“The best and most varied stories in the universe”, according to eleven alien species and the author’s mum. this is Sci-Fi to beat the rest.
From snappy three-pagers such as “Air Sacs and Frilly Bits”, and “On the Seventh’s Day”.
From the laughs of “I’m a Squumaid” to the vengeance of “Cats, Cucumbers and Cabba-gunkins”.
Would you survive “Friday Night in Somercotes”?
Dare you go to watch the Scurrugs on the planet Peris, fighting anything and everything at night?
Think you wouldn’t shed a tear for the spacewreck survivors in “The Twelve Days of Crystal-Ammas”?
How might you contend with an encounter “Of the 4th Kind”?
Would you wield the hammer and chisel if you met the “Face in the Rock”?
How would you cope with “A Woman on my Mind”?
Could you keep ahead of “Melissa and her flock of little yellow ducks?

Includes:
two Sci Fi poems that bite where it hurts;
twenty-five illustrations to brighten your orbit;
several stories chosen from the New-Classic Sci-Fi series;
three novellas
“Kyre”, from the fantasy trilogy, “Realms of Kyre”.
“Discovery”, from the sci-fi trilogy, “A Wisp of Stars”.
“The Colonist”.
What they say
“I was riveted to this”
“Highly entertaining and thought-provoking”
“I made my husband buy his own copy.”
“Equal with anything I’ve ever read in the genre”