Other Americas
by Norman Spinrad | 
The Last Hurrah of the Golden Horde
by Norman Spinrad | 
Agent of Chaos
by Norman Spinrad | 
The Mind Game
by Norman Spinrad | 
The Star-Spangled Future
by Norman Spinrad | 
The Solarians
by Norman Spinrad | 
He Walked Among Us
by Norman Spinrad | 
Deus X
by Norman Spinrad | 
Neutral Ground
by Norman Spinrad | 
Contact
by Carl Sagan | 
Solaris
by Stanislaw Lem | 
Dark Space
by Jasper T. Scott | 
Seveneves
by Neal Stephenson | 
Dark World
by B. V. Larson | 
The Speed of Dark
by Elizabeth Moon | 
The Circle
by Dave Eggers | 
Children of Time
by Adrian Tchaikovsky | 
Soft Apocalypse
by Will McIntosh | 
The End of Mr. Y
by Scarlett Thomas | 
Night Lords
by Aaron Dembski-Bowden |
Welcome aboard the sex-drive void ship . . . Captain Genro commands the giant spaceship Dragon Zephyr - on board are ten thousand passengers in electrocoma, a smaller number of conscious passengers eagerly utilising the ship's dream chambers - and a Pilot. In the context of space travel, the Pilot is merely a biological component in the machine. Always a woman, her function is to launch the ship into the Jump by means of a cosmic orgasm. She is a pariah, shunned by all. Void Captain Genro should never even have spoken to his Pilot, let alone tried to embark on a relationship with her. When he did so, the result was every space traveller's nightmare. A Blind Jump into the Void . . .