The government and military think they have a handle on the "beamjacks" - special zero-gravity construction workers recruited to build giant orbital platforms—but the workers have an agenda of their own. Reissue.

Trouble has come to Clarke County, trouble in the delectable shape of Macy Westmoreland, gangster's moll on the run from the Mafia. Then there's the Golem, the ultimate killing machine, and Macy's his latest contract. More than enough problems for John Bighorn. Sheriff by day, shaman by night, he knew better than to mess with Jenny Schoor, wife of the leader of the 'New Ark' cult. So why did he? Add to that a ghost in the machine that thinks it's Bob Dylan, not to mention a reincarnation of Elvis Presley, and you could be in New York on atypical day. Except that Clarke County is 200,000 miles from Earth and someone's just launched a nuclear missile at it.

Angry over their treatment at the hands of their powerful employers at Skycorps, the moondogs at Descartes Station, the men and women who supply the hard labor to produce material for the company's projects, set out to teach the powers that be a much needed lesson. Reissue.

Years after a NASA probe had spied a city on the surface of Mars, a team of explorers penetrates that city and discovers a labyrinth filled with ancient alien relics. Reissue.

For William Alec Tucker III, the son of rich, guilt-ridden parents, life after death—and cryogenics—provides a gateway to the future, but he soon discovers that he has become a pawn in a vast struggle for power that takes him on an odyssey of discovery that reaches into the vastness of outer space

\[A "Near Space" Tale\] 22nd century Mars: Amid political strife and economic struggles, a thin, white-bearded doctor reinvents himself as the original Sinterklaas to bring toys, candy, and much-needed medical care to the children of the Red Planet colonies. Locus Poll Award Nominee, Hugo Award Nominee, Asimov's Reader's Choice Award Winner

Set in the same universe as the author's "Labyrinth of the Night" and "Orbital Decay", this is a story of human beings under pressure in the least forgiving of environments, a place where two seconds can mark the difference between life and death.