The noted veteran and military analyst offers a critique of Pentagon policy in the post-Cold War era.

The 15-year-old narrator is an autistic boy named Christopher Boone who is obsessed with (among other things) Sherlock Holmes. When a neighbor's dog is killed, he decides to track down the real dog-killer. As the events are filtered through the mind of an autistic, they take on their own logic--and are often hilarious. Eventually, by his own eccentric methods, Christopher uncovers truths that are profoundly disturbing, and in the process is forced to extend himself well beyond his usual boundaries. THE CURIOUS INCIDENT is the first work of adult fiction by an acclaimed writer of books for young people. A New York Times Notable Book for 2003.

Acclaimed historian Halberstam examines here the story of four friends and fellow ball players: Ted Williams, Dominic DiMaggio, Johnny Pesky, and Bobby Doerr. THE TEAMMATES tells of their friendship during their playing days with an eye to fine detail, and continues on through to their retired lives off the diamond.

A collection of four poems and 11 short stories written between 1986 and 1994, including the Nebula and World Fantasy award-winning "Graves".

In the year 2043, the Alliance, led by the Americans, is at war with a third-world coalition known as Ngumi. As the war rages on Earth's surface, The Jupiter Project--a massive space experiment in orbit around Jupiter--threatens to obliterate the universe in an effect similar to the Big Bang. That is, unless physicists Julian Lang and Amelia Harding can dismantle the Jupiter Project and thwart a Christian cult's plans to facilitate the apocalypse. Winner of the 1998 Hugo Award for Best Novel, this is sequel to the multiple award-winning novel, "The Forever War".

Originally published in Britain as "The Berlin Memorandum," this book introduces Quiller, an agent for a British spy agency that is so secretive that it has no official existence. Quiller spent World War II infiltrating Nazi camps to arrange escapes, and in this post WW II story, he exposes a neo-Nazi conspiracy group in Berlin.

In the frigid north woods of Wisconsin, sheriff Lark Swenson and state police officer Lacey Smith fight mutual attraction as they try to locate the murderer of two college students.