James Blish

Four novels present the story of colonies of Earth cities traveling through the far reaches of the galaxy in order to find a new home and escape their depleted world.

Cities in Flight

A priest confronts his inner demons when he is sent to a planet whose inhabitants rely on reason, rendering them incabable of faith or irrational belief of any kind. Original.

A Case of Conscience

Star Trek 1

Judith Ann Lawrence

The Classic Episodes

Star Trek

A novel about a practitioner of witchcraft who is asked to use his powers to kill a powerful politician

Black Easter

Doctor Mirabilis

Abraham Merritt

Fritz Leiber

Fletcher Pratt

Lyon Sprague de Camp

Streghe! Malie e misfatti (ovvero abomini e sortilegi) delle figlie della notte

When a freak transporter malfunction during a Klingon attack creates an an imposter Spock, Captain Kirk must discover how to save his friend from the machinations of his exact replica

Spock Must Die!

They Shall Have Stars

Life for the Stars

The Seedling Stars

Estrelas Semeadas

Surface Tension

The Quincunx of Time

Journeying to far-off worlds, the crew members of the Enterprise meet men who can live forever, other men who die at the old age of twenty-nine, a machine with the power to raise the dead, and a woman capable of toppling empires with her tears

Star Trek 7

Star Trek 3

Star Trek 6

Star Trek 4

The sin of reason... Father Ruiz-Sanchez was a dedicated man--a priest who was also a scientist, and a scientist who was also a human being. He found no insoluble conflicts in his beliefs or his ethics until he was sent to Lithia. There he came upon a race of aliens--reptilian in form--who were admirable in every way except for their total reliance on cold reason; they were incapable of faith and belief. On Lithia, Father Ruiz-Sanchez also found a scientific riddle, and he was presented with an ethical problem that reached across two worlds! Father Ruiz-Sanchez was then torn in a struggle between the teachings of his faith, the teachings of his science, and the inner promptings of his humanity., There was only one solution. He had to accept an ancient and unforgivable heresy--and in accepting that heresy, he risked the futures of both worlds! HUGO AWARD WINNER!

Jenna Jaxon

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