Walter M. Miller
Walter Michael Miller Jr. was an American science fiction writer. His fix-up novel, A Canticle for Leibowitz (1959), the only novel published in his lifetime, won the 1961 Hugo Award for Best Novel. Prior to its publication, he was a writer of short stories.
Check and Checkmate
In a world divided, two leaders must break through barriers of lies and manipulation to find out if peace or betrayal awaits them.
By Walter M. Miller
Way of a Rebel
Torn between duty and conscience, a lone submarine officer deserts his post to protect the remnants of humanity from a devastating war he no longer believes in.
By Walter M. Miller
The Hoofer
A space rover's homecoming turns into a poignant struggle as he confronts the physical and emotional toll of his journey and the uncertain future that awaits him.
By Walter M. Miller
It Takes a Thief
Banished instead of killed, a young thief and a cunning woman risk everything to steal back the secrets that could save their dying world.
By Walter M. Miller
The Ties That Bind
After thousands of years in space, humanity's return to Earth ignites a dangerous clash between peaceful natives and conflict-ready space travelers, awakening long-dormant memories of war.
By Walter M. Miller
Death of a Spaceman
An aging astronaut, surrounded by family, makes a final journey among the stars as he confronts death after a life exploring the vast unknown.
By Walter M. Miller
Conditionally Human
In a future where synthetic beings are made to be kids for adults, one man questions the ethics of his job when he meets a special with the power to speak.
By Walter M. Miller