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Karen Bergeron returns with the Aubrey Emmberrg Saga, a series that follows the life of a woman doing her best when floodwaters inundate her homeland, and her Clans are forced to leave for higher ground.
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Angela Ganzel and Giorgi Korczak collaborate on a graphic novel series, The Adventures of Moira and Steve (the Robotman) illuminating what happens to two crew members of an ill-fated deep space mission.
E.C. Fisher and Karen Bergeron co-author a series that ranges across the Great Human Unity, bringing their characters Eddie Darwin and Etienne Fontannelle together to, if not exactly right some wrongs, at least bring a measure of mitigation to the corruption that's endemic in their society.
Author Karen Bergeron "takes up residence" in the Great Human Unity with the story of Etienne Fontannelle, a police officer for Unity's Parliament. The governmental practices she encounters, and the machinations of the people she's supposed to work for, are not, she finds, quite what she thought they were.
Fontannelle's "backstory" is now being revealed in a series of graphic novels, which are included on this page!
Combat Air Patrol follows the fights of Major Christi Tannager in the years following World War Two. Some of those fights are in the air, some are on the ground -- and some are inside her own psyche.
An alternate history series by Blair Traikovski
The Osterman & Sainsbury series, concerning a mis-matched couple of people who wind up helping each other suss out some bad guys, even if collaboration was not exactly what they had in mind.
Authored by Gilpin and Phelan, regular contributors to Inter-Galactic.
INTER-GALACTIC! The monthly magazine of science and fantasy fiction and non-fiction: short stories, novellas, and other prose for your entertainment and edification.
Detective Listrom: suspense and police procedural in Pittsburgh, PA. Listrom navigates the ins-and-outs of crime investigation and her own personal history.
James Devonshire's saga across America the early 20th Century: an alternate history of the Progressive State envisioned by some influential leaders and thinkers in the U.S.
By Helen Dickenson.
The Eddie Darwin series: a woman, some guns, some laughs, and some life changes in the first series concerning The Great Human Unity.
By E.C. Fisher.
The Sergeant's Adventures: journeying across all of Time and Space looking for the Time Lord who calls himself "The Doctor!"
By Scott Mosier.
Jordan and Maitland: taking corporate warfare into space.
By Constance Sigler.
Includes an In Orbit "Spotlight" article.
The Maelstrom Series: a novelization based on the film.
By David Hopkirk.
Politics, piracy, war, and the question of peace
By Morgan Hendricks
Vera Packard: fighting the good fight to preserve her world's independence.
By Linden Crouse
Fiona Rodeweil: a family business in the age of solar system colonization - and beyond.
By Melissa House
plus: an interview with Mrs. Rodeweil concerning humanity in space.
The Riordan Series: a man trying to find some peace for himself, and finding pretty much anything but.
By Mark MacLeod
The Keegan Series: exploring an abandoned America becomes a journey
into the fantastic.
By Jill Hart
Jill Hart and Mark MacLeod agree to work together
and have a lot more fun than they expected.
As these two characters do have their respective series' in their own right, there are links on these pages to allow you to switch between the individual books, and the co-authored books. I hope it makes sense - it made sense to me when I did it.
Yes, as if Keegan and Riordan's series' weren't "pulpy" enough, now here are THE PULPS! Inspired by the old dime novels (they were only a dime then, but don't forget that you could make a call from a pay-phone for a dime; remember pay-phones?). Those pocket-sized volumes that sold from magazine stands so you could read them standing up on the subway, while proper housewives and matrons looked at you with a certain air of disdain, because such things just weren't up to the standards of decent people, and they would not have them in their homes, that's for sure (though Dad probably had some hidden somewhere.)
I've had some fun with these, so the series will grow - slowly.