Nebula Award winner Gerrold doesn't disappoint in this follow-up to 2000's Jumping Off the Planet. Charles "Chigger" Dingillian and his brothers believe they can get along well enough without their recently divorced parents, if they
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David Gerrold, Author . Tor $24.95 (316p) ISBN 978-0-312-89067-4
Fans of Heinlein's trademark blend of space-bound high adventure and serious political philosophy will feel right at home in the third and final book of Gerrold's series (Jumping Off the Planet; Bouncing Off the Moon) detailing the...
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David Gerrold, Author . Forge $21.95 (190p) ISBN 978-0-7653-0311-0
Gerrold, a Nebula and Hugo Award winner, proffers this tale of adoption and fatherly love for the adoptive parents of troubled children. The quasi-fictional protagonist, David, decides that he wants to be "a dad" and initiates adoption...
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David Gerrold, Author Tor Books $19.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-312-89069-8
Nebula- and Hugo-winner Gerrold, who scripted the classic Star Trek episode ""The Trouble with Tribbles,"" gives an engaging new twist to the ""growing up novel""--growing right off the planet Earth. Costarring with Gerrold's precocious 13-year-old...
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David Gerrold, Author, Daniel Torres, Illustrator Walker & Company $15.95 (207p) ISBN 978-0-8027-6688-5
The entire human race is in hock to insectoid aliens in this new novel from SF author and Star Trek writer Gerrold. Suckered into debt by the galactic InterChange, junior member Earth is about to become an indentured race to aliens whose idea of...
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Edited by Michael A. Ventrella and Jonathan Maberry. Diversion, $16.99 trade paper (304p) ISBN 978-1-62681-840-8
When an author writes a story featuring Sherlock Holmes as a “bio-synthed, augmented, 7 percent human, upgraded, unmortal, consulting extrapoloid,” as David Gerrold does in “The Fabulous Marble,” he sets the bar pretty high. Unfortunately, Gerrold...
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David Gerrold. Daw, $26 (448p) ISBN 978-0-7564-1657-7
Hugo and Nebula Award–winner Gerrold (The Martian Child) showcases his powerful storytelling skills with this outstanding tale of interstellar intrigue. Hella is a planet of extremes, so named because its oxygen-rich atmosphere causes everything...
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