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.
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
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
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 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
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
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
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