The immensely popular H.P. Lovecraft weaves a tale of exploration and danger in the barren Antarctic, a place covered with ice but teeming with the unexpected.
Almost literary in its wordcraft, Suzanne Church's Elements contains a collection of unforgettable speculative fiction that ranges from the dark to the surreal.
This powerful series of short stories from the masterful Ray Bradbury tell the remarkable tales of a man's tattoo. Each comes to life and makes a prediction about the future.
Credited for inventing the concepts of virtual reality and cyberspace, Neuromancer is also the book that inspired The Matrix films. One of the most influential science fiction novels of our time.
Winner of the Hugo Award, the Nebula Award, and every science fiction award under the sun, Le Guin's The Lathe of Heaven is a monumental novel of towering importance. In the book a man's dreams have the power to change the fabric of reality. You might argue that such a thing could come true.
