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Two Days to Go - The Expanding Universe 11 in EBook

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Yes, all true. There are only two days left before The Expanding Universe 11  disappears from ebook (and KU) form. While it will remain available in paperback, this 600+ page collection of science fiction will shed its much cheaper and more portable form for good, so if digital is your preferred way of reading, you'll need to pick it up before it goes. You can find a copy at the links below, on Amazon only, and only until December 14, 2025 (US time):  Links: US - https://www.amazon.com/dp/ B0DZ1398ZM UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/ B0DZ1398ZM CA - https://www.amazon.ca/dp/ B0DZ1398ZM AU - https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/ B0DZ1398ZM What's it About? The universe waits for no one…these are a few of its stories. Aliens, explorers, adventurers, warriors, and more, together in one dynamic collection. War doesn’t care about human or alien. The soldiers fight, and they fight hard, as if their lives depend on it. Because they do. What Stories are in It? The Librarian and the ...

Newly Released: The Expanding Universe, Volume 11: A Science Fiction Exploration

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The Expanding Universe Volume 11 , is now available. Edited by Craig Martelle, this collection of military science fiction explores the question posed by Arthur C. Clarke: " “Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe, or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.” Inspired by the question, the authors in The Expanding Universe Volume 11, let their imaginations run wild, speculating on the futures that might be, and exploring some of the following: Aliens can be peaceful or not. Who will emerge as the superior strain of intelligence? Humanity may be new to the game, but they aren’t new to conflict. Fantastic races vying for dominance. A microcosm of the greater good. Battles fought for higher ideals. Battles fought just to survive. War doesn’t care about human or alien. The soldiers fight, and they fight hard, as if their lives depend on it. Because they do. This volume contains more than 210,000 words of never-a-dull-moment Sci-Fi entertainment! Join new ...