Bud Sparhawk

In Harm's Way

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When fire and steel meet flesh and bone, a soldier learns a hard truth: you're not fighting for Glory and Honor, but for survival, for you and your comrades, and you will be damned if you're going to leave any of them behind.Join us for twelve tales of military heroism and courage in the face of a hostile enemy.With stories by Brenda Cooper, Bud Sparhawk, David Sherman, Robert E. Waters, Jeff Young, James Chambers, Lisanne Norman, Robert Greenberger, Aaron Rosenberg, Christopher M. Hiles, Eric V. Hardenbrook, and Danielle Ackley-McPhail

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Produktdetails

Weitere Autoren: Greenberger, Robert / Mcphail, Mike (Hrsg.)

ISBN: 978-1-942990-19-2
EAN: 9781942990192
Produktnummer: 33845006
Verlag: eSpec Books
Sprache: Englisch
Erscheinungsjahr: 2019
Seitenangabe: 204 S.
Masse: H22.9 cm x B15.2 cm x D1.2 cm 322 g
Abbildungen: Paperback
Gewicht: 322

Über den Autor

Bud Sparhawk is the author of the novels Distant Seas, Dreams of Earth, Magician!, Shattered Dreams, and Vixen, as well as two print collections: Sam Boone: Front To Back, and Dancing with Dragons. He has three e-Novels available through Amazon and other channels. Bud has been a three-time novella finalist for the Nebula award: Primrose and Thorn (Analog, May 1996), Magic's Price (Analog, March 2001), and Clay's Pride (Analog, July/August 2004). His work has appeared in two Year's Best anthologies: Year's Best SF #11 (EOS), David Harwell-Editor) and The Years Best Science Fiction, Fourteenth Annual Collection, (St Martins Press, Garner Dozois - Editor.) His short stories have appeared frequently in Analog Fact/Fiction, less so in Asimov's, as well as in five Defending the Future and other anthologies, publications and audio books. He has put out several collections of some of his published works in ebook format. A complete bibliography can be found at: http://budsparhawk.com.He also writes an occasional blog on the pain of writing at http://budsparhawk.blogspot.com.