Few true humans remain on the future Earth, where caimen, shrugleggers, and felinas dominate. The people are descendents of crocodiles, alien races, and jaguars, and they are much different than the humans--they are products of genetic experiments created to perform specific functions. Some work in the swampy lands, others are the strong burden-bearers, but none are as beautiful as the felines--not even the humans. And no one is worthy enough to win over the most attractive felina, Karina. She is a rare beauty of great prowess, with a tempting sculpted physique that could lure anyone to her.

Cat Karina

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Coney, Michael G.

Science Fiction

Fang, the Gnome

Presents the story of a young gnome's quest to save his race and the beautiful girl who invents the age of Chivalry with her tales of King Arthur and Camelot

Fang the Gnome

Fantasy

Dutton

Chronicles a world resplendant with love and magic in the time of King Arthur, the mythical creatures who roamed the earth, and the chivalry and majestic dreams of yore

King of the Scepter'd Isle: `

SYNOPSIS  Set on a planet whose elliptical orbit creates intense summers and long, cold winters, it tells of the love between Drove and the girl Pallahaxi-Browneyes, whose affair is set against civil war and the dread approach of winter. It s also a brilliant depiction of an alien world, with bizarre tidal effects and even stranger native creatures.    As Coney states in the Author s Note: This is a love story, and a science-fiction story, and more besides. It's also a beautifully-written, lyrical adventure story with one of the finest closing lines in the genre.

Hello summer, goodbye

Littlehampton Book Services Lt

Three novels from the award-winning science fiction writer—Mirror Image, Charisma, and Brontomek! Michael G. Coney's early work carried a sense of Cold War-inspired paranoia, but his repertoire was wide. The titles collected in this omnibus come from the fertile beginning of his career. His 1972 debut novel Mirror Image involves secret invaders, who are not only indistinguishable from humans, but themselves believe that they are human. Charisma, written in 1975, explores the idea of infinite parallel worlds. A sequel to Mirror Image, Brontomek! won the the British Science Fiction Award for best novel.

Michael G. Coney SF Gateway Omnibus (SF Gateway Omnibuses)

Gollancz

Celestial Steam Locomotive (Orbit Books)

Futura Publications

1st edition 1st printing paperback, vg++ In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The Hero Of Downways

Orbit

A young man coming of age on a planet with a binary star deals with his own family issues, and in the process, confronts his race's fear of the cold and discovers the myth about the mysterious Lorin-creatures who share their world. Unbeknownst to all, their planet is about to be drawn into the orbit of Rax - where the long-dreaded freeze will begin. But when the planets two warring governments discover this impending threat and employ it to their own sinister advantage, young Drove retreats with his mother and father to the coastal city of Pallahaxi - where he learns the truth about his relationship with his father, the secret of the intuitive Lorin-creatures, and begins to understand his planet's peculiar destiny.

Pallahaxi Tide

Children's Books

Tesseract Books

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