A Thousand Deaths

This volume of science fiction thrillers contains a novel and seven short stories centered on the semi-autobiographical character Sandor Courane. The collection’s feature novel, The Wolves of Memory, paints a world where Earth’s governing body, the Representatives, has relinquished control to an increasingly intelligent and self-aware computer known as TECT. Deemed a social misfit and banished from Earth to Planet D for his inability to fall in line, Sandor finds the new planet’s idyllic environment and fulfilling lifestyle to his liking — at first. Upon discovering that all of the inhabitants of Planet D succumb to an insidious, debilitating disease, Sandor embarks on a race against time to discover the meaning behind Planet D, the motives of TECT, and the mysterious malady. Utilizing a unique approach with the use of flashbacks, this powerful story, with poignant and sardonic tones, is a heartrending display of one man’s pain and absolution.

Contents:

• Editor's Notes and Acknowledgments by Marty Halpern
• Introduction by Mike Resnick
• The Wolves of Memory (a novel)
• Fatal Disk Error
• In the Wings
• From the Desk Of
• The Wicked Old Witch
• Mango Red Goes to War
• The Thing from the Slush
• Posterity
• Afterword by Andrew Fox