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Star Destroyers

by Tony Daniel, Christopher Ruocchio
Star Destroyers by Tony Daniel, Christopher Ruocchio
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Edited by Christopher Ruocchio and Tony Daniel.

BIG SHIPS BLOWING THINGS UP

GO BIG OR GO HOME!

Boomers. Ships of the Line. Star Destroyers. The bigger the ship, the better the bang. From the dawn of history onward, commanding the most powerful ship around has been a dream of admirals, sultans, emperors, kings, generalissimos, and sea captains everywhere. For what the intimidation factor alone doesn’t achieve, a massive barrage from super-weapons probably will.

Thus it was, and ever shall be, even into the distant future. From the oceans of Earth, to beneath the ice of Europa, to the distant reaches of galactic empires, it is the great warships and their crews that sometimes keep civilization safe for the rest of us — but sometimes become an extinction-level event in and of themselves.

In “Superweapon” by David Drake, a fight for possession of an ancient alien warship will determine the fate of two vast interstellar powers. Then in “Hate in the Darkness” by Michael Z. Williamson, a team of libertarian Freeholders must think outside the box to do battle with the might of the United Nations and its powerful navy. And in “A Helping Hand,” Jody Lynn Nye posits an interstellar submarine on a rescue mission behind enemy lines — with the fate of an entire species hanging in the balance.

Big, bold, and edge-of-your-seat space opera and military science fiction from David Drake, Sharon Lee & Steve Miller, Michael Z. Williamson, Steve White, Robert Buettner, Susan R. Matthews, Dave Bara, and many more!

Contributors:

Dave Bara
Robert Buettner
David Drake
Brendan DuBois
J.R. Dunn
Mike Kupari
Sharon Lee & Steve Miller
Susan R. Matthews
Jody Lynn Nye
Joelle Presby
Gray Rinehart
Christopher Ruocchio
Mark L. Van Name
Steve White
Michael Z. Williamson

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Release date: March 2018

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Tony Daniel

Tony Daniel (born 1963) is an American science fiction writer.

Tony Daniel's short story "Life on the Moon" was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1996.

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