Last updated 8/15/08
Surveillance (Pantheon, 2006.)
Satire of a future America obsessed with security.
Blizzard. (See The Great Los Angeles Blizzard.)
Great Los Angeles Blizzard, The (Putnam, 1977, Jove, 1978. New English Library, 1979, as Blizzard.)
A freak change in weather patterns results in a blizzard of unprecedented ferocity in Los Angeles.
RACKHAM, JOHN (Pseudonym of John T. Phillifent, whom see.)
Alien Sea (Ace, 1968, bound with C.O.D. Mars by E.C. Tubb. Dobson, 1975.)
A film maker who believes himself above politics gets caught up in a battle for control of the Earth waged by Venusians and aliens from another system.
Alien Virus (Tit-Bits, 1955.)
Space Puppets #4.
An attack is made on the Mars colony.
Anything Tree, The (Ace, 1970, bound with The Winds of Darkover by Marion Zimmer Bradley. Dobson, 1977.)
An agent is sent on a mission to locate the planet which is home to a rumored intelligent tree. She eventually does so, after foiling attempts to sabotage her trip, and surviving on a world filled with dangerous animals.
Beanstalk (DAW, 1973.)
An interstellar war between two rival non-human empires is resolved through the involvement of a single Earthman inadvertently scooped up in this play on the story of Jack and the Beanstalk.
Beasts of Kohl, The (Ace, 1966, bound with A Planet of Your Own by John Brunner.)
A prehistoric man taken to a far planet and rendered immortal returns to Earth after modern civilization has arisen, and has great difficulty finding a place for himself.
Beyond Capella (Ace, 1971, bound with The Electric Sword Swallowers by Kenneth Bulmer.)
Humans were expanding brashly into space, absorbing every race they encountered, voluntarily or not, until they reached Capella. Now a new enemy appears that has the weapons to resist Earth's further expansion.
Danger from Vega (Ace, 1966, bound with Clash of Star-Kings by Avram Davidson. Dobson, 1970.)
The Vegans are attempting to exterminate the human race, toward which they are inexplicably hostile. Two humans stranded on a Vegan occupied world find out the reason.
Dark Planet (Ace, 1971, bound with The Herod Men by Nick Kamin.)
Two men stranded on an alien planet which supposedly holds no secrets find themselves on the brink of a discovery that could change the galaxy.
Double Invaders, The (Ace, 1967, bound with These Savage Futurians by Philip E. High.)
A belligerent empire attempts to conquer what appears to be a peaceful, virtually defenseless planet, and discovers that appearances can be deceiving and tactics unexpected.
Earthstrings (Ace, 1972, bound with The Chariots of Ra by Kenneth Bulmer.)
A promising colony on another world suddenly ceases communicating, so an expedition is sent to find out why. They discover an unsuspected alien presence hostile to human expansion.
Flower of Doradil (Ace, 1970, bound with A Promising Planet by Jeremy Strike.)
Humans discover a planet where they can set up elaborate hunting expeditions, so long as they steer clear of the one continent with indigenous intelligent life. Elsewhere on the planet grows a flower that can cure most human diseases, and someone is secretly harvesting it and selling it offworld.
Ipomoea (Ace, 1969, bound with The Brass Dragon by Marion Zimmer Bradley. Dobson, 1972.)
A new drug spreads through the stars, bringing immortality but at the cost of all signs of intelligence.
Jupiter Equilateral (Tit-Bits, 1954.)
Space Puppets #3.
A mysterious spaceship is found in the Jovian system.
Master Weed, The (Tit-Bits, 1954.)
Space Puppets #2.
A plot is underway to seize control of the human colony on Mars.
Proxima Project, The (Ace, 1968, bound with Target: Terra by Laurence M. Janifer & S.J. Treibich.)
A businessman becomes infatuated with an entertainer and follows her to the moon. There he discovers that she and a rock group are involved in the planning of the first trip to another star system.
Space Puppet (Tit-Bits, 1954.)
Space Puppets #1.
Space pirates.
Time to Live (Ace, 1966, bound with The Man Without a Planet by Lin Carter. Dobson, 1969.)
A man with amnesia finds himself on an unfamiliar world and charged with murder. Convinced that he is innocent, he seeks to clear himself and discover the secrets of his past.
Treasure of Tau Ceti, The (Ace, 1969, bound with Final War and Other Fantasies by K.M. O'Donnell.)
Humans try to barter with the natives of a distant world, natives who aren't convince that the human visitors are even intelligent, let alone worthy of trade.
Watch on Peter (Jonathan Cape, 1964.)
Not seen.
We, the Venusians (Ace, 1965, bound with The Water of Thought by Fred Saberhagen.)
Colonists on Venus are reluctant to admit that the humanoid natives of that world are actually intelligent because they don't make use of any of the artifacts of civilization that would be found in Earth's native societies.
Great Orme Terror, The (Butterworth, 1934.)
A murder mystery involving robots.
Lady from Venus, The (MacDonald, 1947.)
A visitor from Venus.
RADFORD, IRENE (See also C.F. Bentley. Also writes fantasy as Phyllis Ann Karr.)
Dragon Circle,The (DAW, 2004.)
Stargods #2.
Fugitive brothers with psi powers deal with intelligent dragons and avoid the efforts by the human interstellar empire to impress them into service.
Dragon Nimbus Novels Volume I, The (DAW, 2007.)
Omnibus of The Glass Dragon, The Perfect Princess, and The Loneliest Magician.
Dragon's Revenge, The (DAW, 2005.)
Stargods #3.
Fugitives find a safe haven, sort of, on a planet where magic apparently works.
Hidden Dragon, The (DAW, 2002.)
Stargods #1.
Three brothers on the run from the galactic police land on a failed colony world, and become embroiled in a battle with a local priest who represents a dragon god.
RAE, HUGH C. (See also Stuart Stern.)
Traveling Soul, The (Avon, 1978.)
The science of ancient civilizations that appears to be sorcerous is pitted against the technology of the next century in this interesting but sometimes confusing adventure.
Wildflower (Greatunpublished, 2001.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
RAFCAM, NAL
Troglodytes, The (Stockwell, 1961, Digit, 1962.)
The human race is menaced by dwarvish creatures living underground.
Singing, The (Atlantic Monthly, 1988.)
Allegorical story about a young woman who encounters a visitor from another planet and falls in love with him.
RAINEY, RICH (See Jason Frost.)
Vanessa (Cassell, 1904.)
Not seen. Futuristic setting.
Sexualis 1984 (Midwood, 1973.)
Futuristic pornography.
Tunnel from Calais (Macmillan, 1943.)
Adventure, saboteurs, politics, and engineering problems during the construction of a tunnel under the English Channel.
Islands of E, Cono, & My, The (Crown, 1973.)
A Utopian novel which follows the development of three islands with experimental governments.
Burning Light, The (Pitspopany, 2003.)
Children's book about time travel.
RAMSAY, JACK
Rage, The (Sphere, 1977, Ace, 1978.)
A powerful new strain of rabies is discovered in England and spreads faster than the authorities can control it.
RAMSEY, MILTON WORTH
Austral Globe, The (Ramsey, 1892.)
Not seen.
Future Dark Ages (Ramsey, 1900.)
Not seen.
Six Thousand Years Hence (Roper, 1891.)
An adventure in outer space.
Story of a Trip Through the Solar System, A (Ramsey, 1900.)
Not seen.
Earthquake Games (Jove, 2001.)
Marginal thriller in which the investigation of murder committed during an earthquake indicates the disaster may have been initiated by human hands.
RAND, AYN
Anthem (Cassell, 1938, Caxton, 1946, Pamphleteers, 1946, Signet, 1961.)
Long story about a future where individualism has been suppressed.
Atlas Shrugged (Random House, 1957, Signet, 1959.)
The competent people in America go on strike and civilization begins to collapse.
RAND, KEN (Also writes Fantasy.)
Where Angels Fear (Fairwood, 2008.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
RANDALL, FLORENCE ENGEL
Watcher in the Woods, The (Atheneum, 1980, Scholastic, ?.)
A teenager is one of several people who sense an unusual presence in the woods, linking it to other bizarre phenomena. She eventually is pivotal in discovering that an alien is out there, attempting to make contact.
RANDALL, JOHN D.
Jihad Ultimatum, The (Saybrook, 1988, Pinnacle, 1989.)
Terrorists with nuclear weapons are at large in the United States in this borderline near future thriller.
Tojo Virus, The (Zebra, 1991.)
Borderline thriller about a Japanese plot to introduce a virus that will destroy computer systems in the US and bring our economy to a complete halt.
RANDALL, MARTA
City in the North, A (Warner, 1976.)
A human and an alien jointly explore the ruins of a dead city on a remote world, and discover a technology unknown elsewhere.
Dangerous Games (Pocket, 1980.)
Kennerin #2.
A felinoid alien and a human companion get involved in a struggle between an interstellar corporation and a powerful clan which opposes their exploitation of the systems where they have influence.
Islands (Pyramid, 1976. Pocket, 1980, revised.)
One of the rare humans who cannot take advantage of immortality serums leaves Earth for many years. When she returns as an elderly woman, she encounters her old lover, still unchanged, and the tension that arises leads to danger.
Journey (Pocket, 1978, Hamlyn, 1979.)
Kennerin #1.
A family dynasty novel transplanted into space with great effectiveness. The Kennerins settle a planet and attract a following that eventually makes them a powerful force in the universe.
Those Who Favor Fire (Pocket, 1984.)
A devastating earthquake destroys large areas of the US, and in the aftermath the struggle for survival grows more desperate when rumors begin to spread of a nuclear accident caused by the quake, leaving a radioactive legacy behind it.
RANDALL, ROBERT (Pseudonym of Randall Garrett & Robert Silverberg, both of whom see.)
Dawning Light (Gnome, 1959, Mayflower, 1964, Starblaze, 1981, Ace, 1982.)
Nidor #2.
As turmoil endangers the theocracy of Nidor, members of the government decide that the best way to reverse the influence of the visiting Earthmen is to destroy them and restore their world’s isolation from the rest of the universe.
Shrouded Planet, The. (Gnome, 1957, Mayflower, 1964, Starblaze, 1981, Ace, 1982.)
Nidor #1.
A devastated world that has forgotten its technology and is now ruled by superstition undergoes a major upheaval when a spaceship arrives from Earth.
RANDERSON, W. (See collaboration with D.A. Spencer.)
RANDLE, KEVIN D. (See also collaborations which follow.)
Chain of Command (Ace, 1992.)
Jefferson's War #6.
In order to bring an interstellar war to an end, a human general leads a daring attack on the aliens' homeworld, hoping to spread chaos among their remote forces.
Citadel, The (Ace, 1994.)
Galactic MI #3.
Secret agents aided by a telepath attempt to infiltrate a fortress world whose weaponry has already destroyed every force arrayed against it.
Death of a Regiment (Ace, 1991.)
Jefferson's War #5.
Human military forces scramble to a remote region of space where an alien armada has already inflicted massive casualties and seems poised to attack the heart of the human empire.
F.T.L. (Ace, 2004.)
Exploration Chronicle #3.
Efforts to build the first starship on Mars fall prey to sabotage.
Galactic MI (Ace, 1993.)
Galactic MI #1.
Agents of a secretive intelligence service travel to a planet which claims to have a perfect society, free of crime and other troubles. They are suspicious, however, because a supposedly Utopian planet shouldn't need this world's very extensive police force.
Galactic Silver Star, The (Ace, 1990.)
Jefferson's War #1.
A newly commissioned officer is the only survivor of an ill fated and ill planned mission. To prove that this wasn't just a fluke, he volunteers for a new assignment in an interstellar war against an alien race.
Gate, The (Ace, 2006.)
Exploration Chronicles #4.
The secret of interstellar travel, gained from an alien transmission, is part of a trap.
January Platoon, The (Ace, 1991.)
Jefferson's War #4.
A group of cloned soldiers are sent to bring peace to a colony locked in a battle with the native aliens. The commander discovers that the clones feel primary loyalty to their own kind, which complicates his battle planning.
Lost Colony, The (Ace, 1991.)
Jefferson's War #3.
The entire complement of a colony disappears from a world where the native species also seems to have utterly vanished. A human military mission is launched to track down a mysterious alien race which uses it as a lure for its slave trading industry.
Operation Roswell (Tor, 2002.)
Just after the end of World War II, American forces shoot down a flying saucer.
Price of Command, The (Ace, 1990.)
Jefferson's War #2.
A formerly peaceful colony has been virtually wiped out by the indigenous aliens, so a rescue mission is organized to pull out the survivors. To succeed, the rescuers may have to fight a full scale war first.
Rat Trap, The (Ace, 1993.)
Galactic MI #2.
A rogue planetoid appears near the human fleet, and reveals itself to be under intelligent control. Secret agents are landed on its surface to find out the intentions and nature of the controlling force.
Signals (Ace, 2003.)
Exploration Chronicle #1.
Signals from nearby space alert to the world to the imminent arrival of alien visitors.
Starship (Ace, 2004.)
Exploration Chronicle #2.
Mutiny breaks out aboard a generation starship.
RANDLE, KEVIN D. & CORNETT, ROBERT
Aldebaran Affair, The (Ace, 1988.)
Tau Ceti #2.
An inexperienced soldier is recruited for a new mission against Earth's enemies. This time he must infiltrate an enemy stronghold and liberate a number of captives including a number of his old friends.
Aquarian Attack, The (Ace, 1989.)
Tau Ceti #3.
One of the enigmatic alien ships attacking human colonies crashlands on an ocean world. Earth organizes a mission to locate it in order to investigate alien technology and perhaps find the reason why the mysterious intruders are so implacably hostile.
Remember the Alamo (TA, 1980, Ace, 1986.)
Robert Brown #1.
A group of Vietnam Vets are sent back through time where they successfully defend the Alamo and change the course of history.
Remember Gettysburg! (Charter, 1988.)
Robert Brown #2.
A group of time traveling soldiers discover that their interference has changed the course of history. The US of the 21st Century is ruled by the Nazis. In order to set things right, they go back through time again, this time to interfere with the Civil War.
Remember the Little Big Horn (Charter, 1990.)
Robert Brown #3.
In order to prevent the US from splitting into two nations, the time travelers go back to the Little Big Horn to make sure that Custer dies, even if they have to arrange it themselves.
Seeds of War (Ace, 1986.)
Tau Ceti #1.
An unknown alien force attacks and destroys a human outpost in deep space. In response, Earth creates a young, inexperienced, but determined military force and sends them out to defend human interests.
RANDLE, KEVIN D. & DRISCOLL, RICHARD
Inside Job (Ace, 1992.)
Star Precinct #3.
In the under culture of a gigantic interstellar ship, a wave of crime attracts the attention of the Star Cops, who discover a terrifying secret almost literally under their own feet.
Mind Slayer (Ace, 1992.)
Star Precinct #2.
A murderous telepath finds a perfect killing ground on an entertainment planet. There amid the recreations of various historic periods, he can kill his victims openly, because everyone assumes that it is all part of the show.
Star Precinct (Ace, 1992.)
Star Precinct #1.
The Star Cops are an elite force whose purpose is to combat interstellar crimes everywhere in human controlled space. In the opening volume, they battle a variety of villains, always successfully.
RANDOM, ALEX (Pseudonym of David Rowland, whom see.)
Cradle of Stars (Hale, 1975.)
Not seen.
Dark Constellation (Hale, 1975.)
Not seen.
Star Cluster Seven (Hale, 1974.)
Not seen.
RANKIN, ROBERT (more in Encyc of Fantasy)
Armageddon: The Musical (Bloomsbury, 1990, Dell, 1991.)
Armageddon #1.
Earth is a minor world in galactic society, except that it produces an immensely popular soap opera. A wide ranging spoof of SF and conventional fads.
Da-Da-Di-Da-Da Code, The (Gollancz, 2007.)
A spoof of The Da Vinci Code.
Suburban Book of the Dead: Armageddon III, the Remake, The (Bloomsbury, 1992.)
Armageddon #3.
Not seen.
They Came and Ate Us: Armageddon 2, the B Movie (Bloomsbury, 1992.)
Armageddon #2.
Not seen.
Brentford Chainstore Massacre (Doubleday, 1997.)
Someone succeeds in cloning Jesus from the shroud of Turin, and turns out a number of copies, one for each major religion.
RANKINE, JOHN (See also Douglas R. Mason.)
Android Planet (Pocket, 1976, Orbit, 1976.)
A Space 1999 book.
The wandering moon comes within range of the planet Pelorus, a world inhabited apparently by androids armed with superweapons, although the crew eventually finds a group of humans living secretly among them.
Astral Quest. (Dobson, ?, Orbit, 1975, Pocket, 1976.)
A Space 1999 book.
Four episodic adventures of the people inhabiting the moon after it has been freed from Earth's orbit.
Binary Z (Dobson, 1969.)
Space Corporation #3.
Not seen.
Blockade of Sinitron, The (Nelson, 1966.)
Dag Fletcher #1.
Collection of related stories.
Bromius Phenomenon, The (Ace, 1973, Dobson, 1976.)
Dag Fletcher #6.
Fletcher is sent to a distant planet where a survey ship disappeared. Although the natives seem amicable and cooperative, Fletcher suspects that they know more than they’re telling, and eventually he discovers that a terrible ritual is performed periodically, which involves the sacrifice of intelligent lives.
Fingalnan Conspiracy, The (Sidgwick & Jackson, 1973.)
Not seen.
Interstellar Two Five (Dobson, 1966, Corgi, 1969.)
Dag Fletcher #2.
A spaceship crew find themselves marooned on a remote planet.
Last Shuttle to Planet Earth (Dobson, 1980.)
Not seen.
Lunar Attack (Dobson, ?, Orbit, 1975, Pocket, 1976.)
A Space 1999 novel.
Four more episodes in the adventures of the crew of Moonbase Alpha.
Moon Odyssey (Dobson, ?, Orbit, 1975, Pocket, 1975.)
A Space 1999 novel.
Four more episodes as the wandering moon comes into range of other worlds. The premise for this series was so scientifically illiterate, it's not worth trying to describe these plots.
Moons of Triopus (Dobson, 1968, Paperback Library, 1969.)
Space Corporation #2.
The discoverer of a potential colony world recognizes that there is a terrible danger on that world, so the politicians and business interests back on Earth decide to silence him before he scares off the potential immigrants and costs them a sizable profit.
Never the Same Door (Dobson, 1968.)
Space Corporation #1.
Not seen.
One Is One (Dobson, 1968, corgi, 1969.)
Dag Fletcher #3.
A scout ship lands on a distant planet and is immediately attacked by the local plant life. When they defeat that assault, they are subject to mental attack, including induced hallucinations.
Operation Umanaq (Ace, 1973, Sidgwick & Jackson, 1974.)
Space Corporation #5.
A security officer is outlawed on trumped up charges and flees to a secret installation in Antarctica, where he uncovers a plot to secure control of the world by manipulating the ice floes.
Phoenix of Megaron (Pocket, 1976, Futura, 1976.)
A Space 1999 novel.
The Alphans discover a planet that might provide a new home, but they are horrified to see traces of a recent nuclear war. The survivors are split between a free society and one controlled by drugs, and the human visitors are caught in the middle.
Plantos Affair, The (Dobson, 1971.)
Dag Fletcher #4.
Not seen.
Ring of Garamus, The (Dobson, 1972.)
Dag Fletcher #5.
Not seen.
Star of Hesiock, The (Dobson, 1980.)
Not seen.
Thorburn Enterprise, The (Dobson, 1977.)
Not seen.
Vort Programme, The (Dobson, 1978.)
Not seen.
Weisman Experiment, The (Dobson, 1969.)
Space Corporation #4.
Not seen.
RANSOM, BILL (See also collaborations with Frank Herbert.)
Burn (Ace, 1995.)
An artificially produced virus is released without controls and spreads rapidly throughout the world. The effects are particularly horrible, and the death rate approaches one hundred percent.
Jaguar (Ace, 1990, Wildside, 2000.)
An ex-soldier with a sleep disorder has realistic dreams in which he visits other worlds and controls the lives of their inhabitants. It turns out that this isn't just a dream, his mental invasions are real, and some of his victims are aware of his presence and have developed a way of tracking him back to his home universe.
Viravax (Ace, 1993.)
Thriller about a secretive group of scientists who have been experimenting with genetic alterations, in some cases turning people into pre-programmed assassins. The protagonist learns of the plot, but isn't sure whether or not he is one of those who have been altered.
RANSOM, DANIEL (Pseudonym of Ed Gorman. See also Bruce Boxleitner.)
Fugitive Stars, The (DAW, 1995.)
A telepath stumbles against an alien plot against the human race, connected to a mysterious comet recently discovered in the solar system, and the discovery of a small group of people with a previously unknown disease.
Zone Soldiers (DAW, 1996.)
A plague that causes extreme mutations has divided America into two separate, physically separated societies. The hero is a pilot sent on a mission that ostensibly promises a cure for the disease, but which actually masks a more sinister purpose.
RANZETTA, LUAN
Maru Invasion, The (Digit, 1962.)
Earth gets involved in an interplanetary war and eventually outfoxes the enemy and carries the day.
Night of the Death Rain, The (Digit, 1963.)
Not seen.
Uncharted Planet, The (Digit, 1961.)
Not seen.
World in Reverse, The (Digit, 1962.)
Not seen.
Yellow Inferno (Digit, 1964.)
Confused bit about an Asiatic warlord bent on world domination and a group of scientists who are sent to defeat him.
RAPHAEL, RICK
Code Three (Simon & Schuster, 1966, Gollancz, 1966, Berkley, 1967, Panther, 1968.)
Episodic novel originally published as short stories. The adventures of a police officer of the future when traffic jams are of epic proportions and helicopters are used to lift vehicles out of the way. The police travel in armored vehicles using advanced weapons against lawbreakers.
Thirst Quenchers, The (Gollancz, 1965, Panther, 1968.)
Collection of unrelated stories.
Copper Elephant, The (Harper, 1999.)
In a post collapse future, young children are set to slave labor in the mines.
RASMUSSEN, ALIS (See also Kate Elliott. Also writes Fantasy.)
Passage of Stars, A (Bantam, 1990.)
Highroad #1.
A woman trained in the martial arts sets out to rescue her tutor when he is kidnapped into space by unknown raiders. The trail leads through a series of strange planets and adventures.
Price of Ransom, The (Bantam, 1990.)
Highroad #3.
Although they were instrumental in overthrowing the old empire, a band of pirates discovers that they aren't wanted by the new rulers either, so they set off to find the origin of humanity, a part of the galaxy where they may be able to enjoy their own brand of freedom.
Revolution's Shore (Bantam, 1990.)
Highroad #2.
The heroine abandons her heritage to join forces with pirates and other rogues who are actually humanity's only hope to overthrow a vast interstellar empire that has become a repressive force limiting human expansion.
RASPAIL, JEAN
Camp of the Saints (Scribner, 1975, Ace, 1977, translated from the French by Norman Shapiro.)
The collapse of Western civilization beset by overpopulation, economic crises, and pressure from the Third World.
RATHBONE, JULIAN
Trajectories (Gollancz, 1998.)
An ex-rock star seeks a purpose to his life in a polluted, decadent, fraying at the edges not too distant future Earth.
Flight of Fear (Whitman, 1969.)
A Land of the Giants novel.
A group of people are stranded on a planet that looks a lot like Earth, except that the inhabitants are giant sized. Based on the television series.
RAUCH, EARL MAC
Buckaroo Banzai (Pocket, 1986, from the screenplay by the author.)
A man talented in many fields and his faithful followers help overcome an alien threat based in another dimension.
RAWN, MELANIE
Knights of the Morningstar (Ace, 1994, Boxtree, 1994.)
A Quantum Leap novel.
Sam is back in medieval times, jousting with the other nights, when he discovers that another time traveler has arrived, and wants to eliminate any competition.
RAY, DAVID
End of the Fourth Reich, The (Panther, 1966.)
Based on the British television series. A neo-Nazi organization has a new super laser with which they are attempting to conquer the world.
New School, The (Exposition, 1959.)
A Utopian novel.
Strange World of Planet X, The (Jenkins, 1957, Digit, 1963.)
Not particularly loyal novelization of a television series involving access to another dimension.
RAY, ROBERT
Metamorphosis (Hale, 1976.)
Not seen.
No Stars For Us (Digit, 1964.)
A stern new commander at a space project ignores his orders and launches a perilous expedition into outer space.
Seedy, The (Panther, 1969.)
Most of the worlds males are sterile. One of the few who remains fertile ventures out of the enclave in which his kind are protected for a series of adventures in a strange new world.
RAYBAN, CHLOE
Virtual Sexual Reality (Red Fox, 1996.)
A girl visits a virtual reality exhibition and inadvertently is changed into a boy.
Midnight Kisses (Love Spell, 2000.)
Romance novel about a woman who decides to build rather than find the perfect man.
RAYER, FRANCIS G.
Cardinal of the Stars (Digit, 1964. Arcadia, 1965, as Journey to the Stars.)
A man with superhuman powers disappeared from the Earth years before a series of armed attacks destroys many of humanity's spaceports. Has he returned to assert his control over the human race?
Coming of the Darakua (Hamilton, 1952.)
A space dwelling alien intelligence helps the human race to drive off an invasion force.
Earth - Our New Eden (Hamilton, 1952.)
A dystopian future world is destroyed, mercifully, by the arrival of alien spores.
Fearful Barrier (?, 1950.)
Not seen.
Iron and the Anger, The (Digit, 1964, Arcadia, 1967.)
Killer robots decide to wipe out the human race.
Journey to the Stars. (See Cardinal of the Stars.)
Realm of the Alien (Grafton, 1949.)
Not seen.
Star Seekers, The (Tit-Bits, 1953.)
Short novel about adventures on the first star flight.
Tomorrow Sometimes Comes (Home & Van Thal, 1951, Icon, 1960.)
The nations of the world struggle to find a new balance of power now that nuclear weapons are around.
We Cast No Shadow (Hamilton, 1952.)
A new invention inadvertently opens a doorway to another dimension from which shapechanging aliens invade.
Worlds at War (Tempest, undated.)
A story of interplanetary war.
Flash Gordon in the Caverns of Mongo (Grosset & Dunlap, 1936.)
A Flash Gordon novel.
An intrepid adventurer from earth outwits the evil mastermind Ming and his plans for interstellar conquest.
RAYNER, CLAIRE
Baby Factory, The (Lancer, 1971. Simon & Schuster, 1970, as The Meddlers.)
A team of doctors and scientists find a volunteer for an experiment in genetic manipulation, hoping to produce a perfect child. Things don't go as planned. I could have told them that.
Meddlers, The. (See The Baby Factory.)
Earthworld (BBC, 2001.)
A Doctor Who novel.
A time trip to the 21st Century goes awry when the travelers find robots, dinosaurs, and androids waiting for them.
Wolfsbane (BBC, 2003.)
A Doctor Who novel.
The death of Harry Sullivan may be connected with werewolves and the Holy Grail.
Amadeus Net, The (Enc, 2005.)
Mozart is a secret immortal who has adventures in a mildly dystopian future.
Freeze (Critics Choice, 1988.)
Marginal thriller about an experiment in cryogenics that goes awry.
REAVES, MICHAEL (See also collaboration with Steve Perry.)
Fear Itself (Del Rey, 2007.)
A Batman novel.
Batman must discover who is using a gas that literally scares people to death.
I - Alien (Ace, 1978.)
An alien is transported through a portal to Earth, where he desperately seeks a way to escape. A human woman comes to his aid when he is menaced not only by his old enemies but by government officials who want to steal whatever knowledge is in his mind.
Shadow Hunter (Del Rey, 2001.)
A Star Wars novel.
Darth Maul is dispatched to track down a man who has betrayed his master's mission in this novel set in the days prior to the recent film. A young Jedi finds herself caught between the killer and a man who possesses information vital to the Jedi Council.
REBER, JACK
Eerie Canal, The (Royal Fireworks, ?)
Two youngsters are transported back in time where they get involved in the construction of the Erie Canal.
Tria and the Great Star Rescue (Delacorte, 2002, Dell Yearling, 2003.)
Children's story about a youngster who leaves her sterile world to find nature while looking for her missing mother.
Jonah (Hampton Roads, 2000.)
Romance novel about a man who finds a new love when an alien is stranded on Earth.