Stopping at Slowyear
by Frederik Pohl | 
The Killing Machine
by Jack Vance | 
Judgement on Janus
by Andre Norton | 
Mindscan
by Robert J. Sawyer | 
Voyager in Night
by C. J. Cherryh | 
Earthrise
by M. C. A. Hogarth | 
Tropic of Creation
by Kay Kenyon |
The Dig
by Alan Dean Foster | 
Empty Space
by M. John Harrison | 
The Last Dancer
by Daniel Keys Moran | 
Blind Lake
by Robert Charles Wilson | 
The Radiant Seas
by Catherine Asaro | 
Lodestar
by Michael Flynn | 
What Distant Deeps
by David Drake | 
Polity Agent
by Neal Asher | 
The Queen of Springtime
by Robert Silverberg | 
The Man in the Maze
by Robert Silverberg | 
Up the Line
by Robert Silverberg | 
Hawksbill Station
by Robert Silverberg | 
Star of Gypsies
by Robert Silverberg |
Robert Silverberg has been nominated for and won more awards for his fiction than any other writer in the science fiction genre. This classic, now finally back in print, sweeps us--and Clay, the main character--into Earth's far-away future. It's a time when no one has heard of Shakespeare, Mozart, or Darwin, and when the planet is inhabited by beings of great intelligence, ambivalent sexuality, and extraordinary powers. Clay embarks on a panoramic journey, encompassing a billion years, and comes to understand that the era from which he came is nothing more than a minute fiber in the band of time.