Most Popular Books by John C. Wright

NOWHITHER is the eagerly-awaited sequel to SOMEWHITHER, the Dragon Award winner for Best Science Fiction Novel (2016). The tale resumes as Ilya Muromets, nonhuman immortal and would-be hero, and his friends and companions, make a hair''s breadth escape from the endless immensities of the Dark Tower, that unconquerable stronghold and throne of a monstrous, dimension-spanning empire ruled by cruel tyrants and omniscient magicians, only to find themselves trapped in circumstances even worse. They escape a citadel of blood-drinking abominations only to find themselves trapped in a chamber at the sunless bottom of the sea. The invulnerable Ilya also realized he can be hurt indeed when he faces a dread decision faces pitting family love against loyalty to friends, and involves the fates not of his own world only, but all worlds.Grab it now!

Peek into the heart of Science Fiction!From John Carter''s Mars to that of C. S. Lewis, Science Fiction astounds us with wonder.Science Fiction Grandmaster John C Wright here presents essays on topics both deep and trivial surrounding the strange and wonderful worlds of science fiction and fantasy. Thoughtful, humorous, deep, or absurd, Wright travels the width of the cosmos and plumbs the deeps of eternity through the lens of simple space adventure stories to say what these flights of fancy say about life on earth, and the secrets hidden in the human heart.

Space Opera must be Great! Gallant! Gigantic! Grandiose! This tale told by a Grandmaster vows to return the glory that was lost! Remember the days gone by, when science fiction was fun? Now new hope is here! If you are weary of weak, wan, woke and wasted works, your wait is ended! Here is an epic, as grand as any tale of old -- here you will hear wonders told! Of course there is a Space Princess, and Space Pirates galore, and an Evil Galactic Empire. Of course there is a super-weapon known only as the Great Eye of Darkness! Here meet Athos Lone, Ace of Star Patrol, in his one-man mission of vengeance! The Ancient Mariner, like an iron ghost, when slain, seems to rise again! The mysterious spymaster called Nightshadow walks in dark worlds but serves the light! An Imperial Deathtrooper must reverse his loyalties, and fight his own clone-brothers! Fate has set these unlikely heroes against the Four Dark Overlords An utmost evil the unwary galaxy thinks long dead! Can Darkness fail and Light prevail? Read On! For All True Tales are but Part of a Greater!

Come quibble over a Galaxy far far away!Once, in a theater long ago and far, far away, young audiences thrilled to the nostalgic space epic of yesteryear, known then only as STAR WARS, and were duly enthralled. So much goodwill, so much affection, so much love has rarely been lavished on any franchise. So much money from so many eager fans was never so readily available.And yet, with one potent Deathstar-like blast of mind-breakingly awful film making, the Disney Corporation has managed to alienate that goodwill, spurn that affection, and lose that money. Why? What makes THE LAST JEDI so appallingly bad? What made the film maker think he could win over his audience by insulting his audience?Science Fiction Grandmaster John C Wright laments, analyzes, and autopsies the horrific story-telling of a film that, for so many of us, was the last hope for STAR WARS, the last dime we will ever spend on this once-beloved franchise, and the last straw that broke our patience.

Metachronopolis is the golden city beyond time. Ruled by the Masters of Time, who can travel freely throughout the multitudinous time lines of Man''s history, the city is a shining society of heroes and horrors. For the arrogant Masters, who steal famous men and women out of the past and bring them to the eternal city for their amusement, are not only beyond time, but beyond remorse and retribution too. CITY BEYOND TIME: Tales of the Fall of Metachronopolis is John C. Wright''s mind-bending and astonishingly brilliant take on time travel. Utilizing a centuries-spanning perspective, Wright expertly weaves a larger tale out of a series of smaller ones. Part anthology and part novel, CITY BEYOND TIME is fascinating, melancholy, frightening, and a true masterpiece of story-telling by one of the most important and audacious authors in science fiction today. John C. Wright is the Dragon Award-winning author of SOMEWHITHER, THE GOLDEN AGE and AWAKE IN THE NIGHT LAND.

Sci Phi is an online science fiction and philosophy magazine. In each issue you will find stories that explore questions of life, the universe and everything and articles that delve into the deep philosophical waters of science fiction universes. This month we have, An original Novellete from author John C. Wright, The Ideal Machine, a tale of aliens from a distant star come to visit an old country church and offer our world a chance for the future. Original Science Fiction stories fromJoshua M. Young - Domo - A story of a Robot who wonders if he has a soulDavid Hallquist - Falling To Eternity - Can a Blackhole help you get away with murder?Frederick Best - Cosmic Foam - What is beyond the visible worldJane Lebak - Abandoned River, Dry Water - What do you do when life throws you a curve ball?Original Essays byDavid Kyle Johnson - In Defense of the Matrix Saga: Appreciating the Sequel through PhilosophyJames Druley - Star Trek''s Prime Directive : Moral Guidelines, Exceptions and AbsolutesStephen S. Hanson - Personhood in H.Beam Piper''s Little FuzzyDaniel Vecchio - "I am Groot": An Aristotelian Reflection on Space Aliens and SubstanceRuth Tallman - Endangered Species: Exploring Transhumanism, Genetic Engineering and Personhood Through the World of Sweet ToothAnd a book review by Peter Sean Bradley, Monster Hunter International by Larry Correia.

All Ilya Muromets wanted to do was save the girl. Maybe Penny would get his name right as he swooped in to rescue her from her mad scientist father''s machine. And then they''d get married and live happily ever after. Armed with only a squirrel gun and a samurai sword, he manages to fall into another world entirely. Alone. Without saving Penny. Ilya must fight his way through a nightmarish place called Uncreation, a nothing between something he doesn''t understand, to save himself and Penny. If he can even find her again. And in that alien space, he''ll start to realize why his family never worried about his death, a secret his parents have hidden from him his entire life. Science Fiction Grandmaster John C. Wright leads readers through a break-neck coming of age story as Ilya rushes to rescue the girl and save the world. His trademark imaginative world and over-the-top action will delight fans of his work. Can Ilya escape the Uncreation and find Penny? And what else awaits him in this new world beyond the Door into Nowhere? Read The Door Into Nowhere today to find out!

This is the best of the best! For this, Capt. John took his BEST SELLER and made it extraordinarily better. It includes everything you need to know to cruise the Loop safely and comfortably. You get in depth straight forward answers to the TOP 100 FAQs answered in a easy to read Q&A format, along with route coverage for both sides of the border featuring "Where the Whales are" and how to see them without ever going out to sea. Also includes 100 tips and suggestions for cruising the Loop safely, comfortably and legally. It doesn''t get more complete than this. From fishing licenses, to passport, to what you need and won''t need. Capt John covers everything from boat size restrictions to fuel range requirements, and the run down on best equipment, what you need and what you don''t. He tells you how it is, what to expect and how to make you voyage the safest, most comfortable and wonderful voyage it can possibly be. If you are going to buy just one How to plan, prepare and what to expect cruising the Great Loop book - this should be the one! It''s been the BEST SELLER 3 years in a row, and now it is updated and better than ever.

Science Fiction anthology of short stories

THE BOOK OF FEASTS & SEASONS is a beautifully mind-bending stroll with a grandmaster of science fiction through the annual Catholic calendar. Over the course of the year, from January to December, the author takes his inspiration from ten different holidays and explores their meanings in a series of stories of marvelous imagination.The book begins with New Year''s Day and "The Meaning of Life as Told Me by an Inebriated Science Fiction Writer in New Jersey." The Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin is represented by "A Random World of Delta Capricorni Aa, Called Scheddi", while "The Parliament of Beasts and Birds" is the story for the Feast of Pentecost. The calendar, and the anthology, culminate on Christmas Eve with "Yes, Virginia, There is a Santa Claus". John C. Wright is not only a deeply religious man, he is a devout Catholic philosopher who regards reason as an intrinsic aspect of his faith. THE BOOK OF FEASTS & SEASONS is an imaginative embodiment of that faith taking many different shapes and forms throughout the vast expanse of God''s Creation.Grab it now!

There is an eternal blessing in knowing who you are and to whom you belong. This book will explore the question in everyone''s mind, "Am I going to Heaven." However, with the gift of salvation also comes responsibility of the Believer. They are to love their God above all else; to love one another and to defend their faith in a world of non- believers. God expects us to witness to unbelievers, praying that the Holy Spirit will come upon them and they will be saved. The guarantee to eternal life is through faith in Jesus Christ. Love is the recipe to God''s heart and to the heart of others. In a world of diverse beliefs, Jesus will still stand. In order to be saved one must be convicted, convinced and then converted. The greatest gift ever given to man came from God at no cost to man. Baptism is the door to express a portion of our responsibility. Sin comes at a cost. Knowing Jesus is the inspiration to live the good life. Once the Believer comes to know Jesus, we must pass it on. My aim is that all readers shall understand God''s will as revealed in the Bible and experience the total joy and peace in knowing, once saved always saved.

Ilya, as he has secretly dreamed, is called upon to save the mad scientist''s beautiful daughter. With his squirrel gun, his grandfather''s sword, and his father''s crucifix, Ilya races to save the girl, and, incidentally, the world.So it is, Ilya Muromets is a big, ugly, motherless boy who does not look like anyone else in his Oregon town. His father is often absent on mysterious Church missionary work that involves silver bullets, sacred lances, and black helicopters. One night, Professor Dreadful sends a warning to Ilya that his Many Worlds theory correct, but that his experiments have opened a door that should have remained closed, and his beautiful daughter, Penny, is in trouble. The 2016 Dragon Award-winner for Best Science Fiction Novel, Somewhither is the first part of A Tale of the Unwithering Realm, a new science-fantasy series from science-fiction master John C. Wright. It is an adventure, it is a romance, and it is a coming-of-age story of a young man who is not a man, in a world that is only one among many. It is a tale of a greater and darker evil with longer reach than anything he could imagine, of pain beyond measure, and of the faith required to surmount all three. It is a story of inexorable destiny written in the stars and the stubborn courage that is required to defy it.Get it now!

One of the country''s top behaviorists takes readers on his rounds to show howhe helps beleaguered dog-lovers come to terms with their misbehaving pets. 14illustrations.

Gives information on newspapers and politics in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Vermont, and New York. Speaks of Mr. Adams popularity.

John C. Wright CCentreville, Virginia, 1961) ha sido periodista y abogado, pero la práctica de la abogacía le llevó a la bancarrota y su instinto como periodista le reportó recompensas más espirituales que económicas. Sin embargo, conoció el éxito como escritor desde su extraordinario debut con la trilogía "La edad de oro", compuesta por : La edad de oro (2002), Fénix exultante (2003) y La trascendencia dorada (2003) -todas ellas publicadas en España por Bibliópolis-. El último guardián de Everness es el primer volumen de la serie de fantasía titulada "La Guerra de los Sueños", de la que también forma parte Mists of Everness (2005), de próxima aparición en Berenice. Su novela más reciente es Orphans of Chaos (2005). Ha sido finalista del Premio Nebula, del Premio Locus y del Premio John W. Campbell Memorial.

Speaks of possible consequences if Webster moves from the House to the Senate. Names other men with political ambitions.

Is pained to hear attacks on Webster by a party press. Needs a copy of a document to aid in his defence.