TO SAVE THE MAN SHE LOVED, KATE BLAKE FOUND A WAY TO OPEN TIME ITSELF . . . BUT HAD SHE OPENED THE KEY TO CREATION – OR THE GATE TO HELL?"There are wonders galore in this book ... I don't believe I've read a science fiction novel like Blake's Progress before." —Terry Carr"I cannot recommend this book more. A bloody masterpiece." Amazon 5-star review"Worthy of a Hugo and Nebula nomination. I kid you not." Richard Lupoff in AGOL: The Magazine About Science Fiction...

IN THE GRAND TRADITION OF STAR TREK!After a titanic space battle with hostile aliens seeking to destroy mankind, Commodore Abraham Briggs is lost. His starship, the Corregidor, is disabled, its energy tanks depleted. But Briggs has not lost hope. Beneath him lies a strangely beautiful world where Briggs might be able to find fuel for his ship, get his bearings, and plot a course home to Earth.What he doesn't know is that the ruler of the planet, the Ecolog, has her...

For most of his life, Newton McClintok had lived in the Americal flapper era. He might have been an ancient Roman or a Victorian Englishman. He could have lived his life in any time or place he chose -- or at least, an almost perfect replica of it. But for Newton McClintok, life in this dream world brought only discontentment. After an unsuccessful suicide attempted, he embarked on a journey through the ages to find his own special Utopia -- only to discover that the journey never ends! A ...

Meet Centurion Gaius Hesperian; a reflective and compassionate member of Emperor Nero’s palace guard with a knack for detective work. (He’s considered rather odd by his fellow officers because he doesn’t torture witnesses.) When Odysseus Memnon, a Greek-Egyptian shipping magnate, is found murdered in his Alexandrian mansion after annoucing his conversion to an evangelistic cult to which he plans to donate all of his worldly goods, it's up to Gaius Hesperian to solve the crime.