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Authors | Edward M. Lerner

Edward M. Lerner has degrees in physics and computer science (and, curiously enough, an MBA). Now writing SF full-time, Lerner worked in high tech for thirty years (including seven years as a NASA contractor), as everything from engineer to senior vice president. That experience includes techie havens (such as Bell Labs and Northrop Grumman), an Internet company, and a software start-up. It all shows up in his fiction.


His books include Probe, Moonstruck, the cyber-themed collection Creative Destruction, and, in collaboration with Larry Niven, the Fleet of Worlds series.  Ed's latest solo novels are the near-future thrillers Fools' Experiments and Small Miracles.



Visit Ed's website at: http://www.sfwa.org/members/lerner/
or his blog at: http://edward-m-lerner.blogspot.com/

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“Do not be alarmed.”

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Karl dismounted his steed with an agility that many a younger man could envy.

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The fallen covered hills and plain for as far as the eye could see.

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The singsong of the muezzin still echoed in al-Ghafiqi’s ears as he rolled up his prayer rug.

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The straight, one-edged scramasax clanged against Harry’s own sword, once, twice, three times.

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The earth rolled in great waves.

Countdown to Armageddon, Episode Two Full Story

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A Brobdingnagian roar engulfed the thick woods.

Countdown to Armageddon, Episode One Full Story

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The village baked under the late-morning sun.

At the Watering Hole Full Story

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Resplendent in a spatter-pattern robe, K'reediscranth turned two eyes and four ears heavenward.

Chance of Storms Full Story

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My cabin, its lapped wood siding faded to a pale gray, was the only human structure in sight.

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"It's very much as I expected," the intruder said without preamble.

A Stranger in Paradise Full Story

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Row upon row of blue-and-green-and-white globes mock me.

The world below reflects from tumblers and goblets and snifters and flutes, from more types of antique glassware than I can name.



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