The Locus Index to Science Fiction

Books, Listed by Author

SARABANDE, WILLIAM (continued)

• * *The First Americans, Book II: Corridor of Storms (Bantam 0-553-27159-8, Jun ’88 [Jul ’88], $4.50, 423pp, pb) [First Americans] Prehistoric series novel, a la Clan of the Cave Bear. Packaged by Book Creations [Lyle Kenyon Engel].
• * *The First Americans: Beyond the Sea of Ice (Bantam 0-553-26889-0, Dec ’87 [Nov ’87], $4.50, 373pp, pb) [First Americans] Prehistoric novel, first in a new series by the creators of “Wagons West”.
• * *The First Americans: Book III: Forbidden Land (Bantam 0-553-28206-9, Aug ’89 [Jul ’89], $4.50, 434pp, pb) [First Americans] Prehistoric novel, part of a series created by the creators of “Wagons West”. Another ongoing series from Book Creations Inc.
• * *Shadow of the Watching Star (Bantam 0-553-56029-8, May ’95 [Apr ’95], $5.99, 495pp, pb, cover by Mark Harrison) [First Americans] Prehistoric novel, #8 in “The First Americans Saga”. Packaged and copyrighted by Book Creations.
• * *Thunder in the Sky (Bantam 0-553-29106-8, Nov ’92 [Oct ’92], $5.99, 455pp, pb, cover by Mark Harrison) [First Americans] Associational prehistoric novel, sixth book of “The First Americans” series.
• * *Time Beyond Beginning (Bantam 0-553-57906-1, Sep ’98 [Aug ’98], $6.50, 486pp, pb, cover by Mark Harrison) [First Americans] Prehistoric novel, #10 in “The First Americans” series. Packaged by Book Creations, which holds joint copyright with the author. Sarabande is a pen name for Joan Lesley Hamilton Cline.
• * *Wolves of the Dawn (Bantam 0-553-25802-8, Feb ’87 [Jan ’87], $4.50, 453pp, pb) Fantasy novel of ancient Celtic Britain. A chieftain’s son seeks his fortune.
• * _Wolves of the Dawn (Bantam Domain 0-553-25802-8, Apr ’92 [Mar ’92], $4.99, 453pp, pb) Reissue (Bantam 1987) historical fantasy novel set in ancient Celtic Britain; second printing.

SARALEGUI, JORGE (c1952- )

• * *Last Rites (Charter 0-441-47185-4, Nov ’85 [Oct ’85], $3.95, 279pp, pb) Horror/dark fantasy novel of vampires in an old San Francisco hotel.
• * *Looker (Charter 1-55773-332-5, Jun ’90 [May ’90], $3.95, 217pp, pb) Horror novel of a succubus who kills in strange rituals.

SARAMAGO, JOSÉ; (1922- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Baltasar and Blimunda (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 0-15-110555-3, Oct ’87 [Sep ’87], $19.95, 304pp, hc) Literary fantasy novel set in old Portugal. Translated from Portuguese by Giovanni Pontiero.
• * _Baltasar and Blimunda (Ballantine 0-345-35676-4, Dec ’88 [Nov ’88], $4.95, 343pp, pb) Reprint (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich 1987) magical realism historical novel about flying machines and the Inquisition.
• * +Blindness (Harcourt Brace 0-15-100251-7, Sep ’98, $22.00, 293pp, hc) Magical realism novel by a Nobel Prize-winning author. A city’s inhabitants are suddenly struck by blindness, and social disintegration follows. Translated from the Portuguese Ensaio sobre a cegueira (Caminho 1995) by Giovanni Pontiero. First US edition (Harvill 1997).

SARGENT, CARL

• * *Shadowrun: Black Madonna (with Marc Gascoigne) (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45373-5, Apr ’96 [Mar ’96], $5.50, 271pp, pb, cover by Broeck Steadman) [Shadowrun] Novelization, #20 in the series based on the roleplaying games. Copyrighted by FASA.
• * *Shadowrun: Nosferatu (with Marc Gascoigne) (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45302-6, Aug ’94 [Jul ’94], $4.99, 287pp, pb, cover by Romas Kukalis) [Shadowrun] Fantasy novelization based on the Shadowrun game, with interior illustrations by Karl Waller. Packaged and copyrighted by FASA.
• * _Shadowrun: Secrets of Power Volume 8: Streets of Blood (with Marc Gascoigne) (Roc UK 0-14-017545-8, Feb ’93, £4.99, 279pp, pb, cover by Keith Birdsong) [Shadowrun] Reprint (Roc 1992) fantasy novelization. [First U.K. edition]
• * *Shadowrun: Streets of Blood (with Marc Gascoigne) (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45199-6, Dec ’92 [Nov ’92], $4.99, 278pp, pb, cover by Keith Birdsong) [Shadowrun] Fantasy novelization based on the “Shadowrun” game, with interior illustrations by Larry McDougal. Packaged & copyrighted by FASA.

SARGENT, CRAIG; pseudonym of Jan Stacy, (1948-1989)

• * *The Last Ranger (Popular Library 0-445-20235-1, May ’86 [Apr ’86], $2.95, 215pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust sf action adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 2: The Savage Stronghold (Popular Library 0-445-20237-8, Oct ’86 [Sep ’86], $2.95, 217pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust action/adventure novel of the “Last Ranger” vs. a motorcycle cult. “Sargent” is a pseudonym for two authors, who also created the “Doomsday Warriors” series.
• * *The Last Ranger # 3: The Madman’s Mansion (Popular Library 0-445-20239-4, Dec ’86 [Nov ’86], $3.50, 216pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust sf adventure novel, part of a series. This time the hero goes after “a true Sodom and Gomorrah for all the high-rolling perverts and murderers of lawless and battered America.”
• * *The Last Ranger # 4: The Rabid Brigadier (Popular Library 0-445-20433-8, Aug ’87 [Jul ’87], $3.50, 216pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 5: The War Weapons (Popular Library 0-445-20434-6, Oct ’87 [Sep ’87], $2.95, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust sf adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 6: The Warlord’s Revenge (Popular Library 0-445-20436-2, Jan ’88 [Dec ’87], $2.95, 184pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 7: The Vile Village (Popular Library 0-445-20609-8, Apr ’88 [Mar ’88], $2.95, 169pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 8: The Cutthroat Cannibals (Popular Library 0-445-20610-1, Jul ’88 [Jun ’88], $3.50, 170pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger # 9: The Damned Disciples (Popular Library 0-445-20612-8, Oct ’88 [Sep ’88], $3.95, 176pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust adventure novel.
• * *The Last Ranger #10: Is This the End? (Popular Library 0-445-20614-4, Jan ’89 [Dec ’88], $3.395, 176pp, pb) [Last Ranger] Post-holocaust men’s action adventure. The last of the series; the world is destroyed.

SARGENT, LYMAN TOWER (1940- )

• * *British and American Utopian Literature 1516-1985: An Annotated Bibliography (Garland 0-8240-0694-1, Jun ’88 [May ’88], $75.00, xix + 559pp, hc) Non-fiction, bibliography. Revised and updated edition of a work published by G.K. Hall in 1979. The main annotated list is chronological. There are also lists by author and title. Covers some short fiction, but mostly novels.

SARGENT, PAMELA (1948- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Alien Child (Harper & Row 0-06-025202-2, Mar ’88, $13.95, 246pp, hc) Young-adult sf novel about a human girl raised by aliens on an Earth where humanity has disappeared.
• * _Alien Child (Harper Starwanderer 0-06-447002-4, Apr ’89 [May ’89], $3.95, 246pp, pb) Reprint (Harper & Row 1988) young-adult sf novel about a little girl, the last human on earth, being raised by an alien.
• * _The Alien Upstairs (Bantam 0-553-24857-X, Feb ’85 [Jan ’85], $2.75, 165pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1983) sf novel.
• * *The Best of Pamela Sargent (Academy Chicago 0-89733-242-3, Oct ’87, $15.95, 322pp, hc) Collection of 14 sf stories plus a foreword by Michael Bishop and an introduction by Pamela Sargent. Edited by Martin H. Greenberg. (Contents)
• * *The Best of Pamela Sargent (Academy Chicago 0-89733-241-5, Oct ’87, $5.95, 322pp, tp) Edited by Martin H. Greenberg. Trade paperback of the above.
• * *Climb the Wind (HarperPrism 0-06-105029-6, Dec ’98 [Nov ’98], $25.00, 436pp, hc, cover by Kazuhiko Sano) Alternate-history SF novel. The North American plains Indians unite and drive back United States forces.
• * _Earthseed (Harper & Row/Starwanderer 0-694-05600-6, Apr ’87, $2.95, 289pp, pb) Reprint (Harper & Row 1983) young-adult sf novel.
• * *Eye of the Comet (Harper & Row 0-06-025196-4, Jul ’84 [Jun ’84], $7.95, 275pp, tp) Young-adult sf novel about a girl born on a comet-world.
• * _Firebrands: The Heroines of Science Fiction and Fantasy (with Ronald Miller) See entry under Ronald Miller.
• * _Firebrands: The heroines of science fiction and fantasy (with Ronald Miller) See entry under Ronald Miller.
• * *Homesmind (Harper & Row 0-06-025198-0, Jan ’85 [Dec ’84], $7.95, 278pp, pb) Young-adult sf novel. A hardcover library edition was also announced, but not seen.
• * *Ruler of the Sky (Chatto & Windus 0-7011-3322-8, Jan ’93, £10.99, 710pp, tp) Historical novel set in Mongolia in 1167. A hardcover edition (-5873-5, £15.99) was announced but not seen. Simultaneous with the US (Crown) edition.
• * *Ruler of the Sky (Crown 0-517-57364-4, Jan ’93, $25.00, 703pp, hc, cover by Michael Rothman) Associational historical novel about Genghis Khan. Simultaneous with the UK edition from Chatto & Windus.
• * *The Shore of Women (Crown 0-517-55834-3, Nov ’86, $16.95, 469pp, hc) Sf novel of love in a future world ruled by women.
• * _The Shore of Women (Chatto 0-7011-3239-6, Apr ’87, £10.95, 464pp, hc) Reprint (Crown 1986) post-nuclear fantasy novel. [First U.K. edition]
• * _The Shore of Women (Bantam Spectra 0-553-26854-6, Oct ’87 [Sep ’87], $4.95, 471pp, pb) Reprint (Crown 1986) sf novel.
• * _The Shore of Women (Pan 0-330-30116-0, Oct ’88 [Sep ’88], £3.99, 456pp, pb) Reprint (Crown 1986) sf novel.
• * *Star Trek, the Next Generation: A Fury Scorned (with George Zebrowski) (Pocket 0-671-52703-7, Dec ’96 [Nov ’96], $5.99, 271pp, pb) [Star Trek, the Next Generation] Star Trek novelization. Copyrighted by Paramount Pictures.
• * *Star Trek: Heart of the Sun (with George Zebrowski) (Pocket 0-671-00237-6, Nov ’97 [Oct ’97], $5.99, 242pp, pb) [Star Trek] Star Trek novelization. Copyrighted by Paramount Pictures.
• * *Venus of Dreams (Bantam Spectra 0-553-25057-4, Feb ’86 [Jan ’86], $3.95, 536pp, pb) [Venus of Dreams] Sf novel of the settlement and terraforming of Venus. The first in a trilogy.
• * _Venus of Dreams (Bantam UK 0-553-17617-X, Aug ’89, £3.99, 536pp, pb, cover by Steve Youll & Paul Youll) [Venus of Dreams] Reprint (Bantam Spectra 1986) sf novel. Volume one in the “Venus” trilogy. [First U.K. edition]
• * _Venus of Dreams (Easton Press no ISBN, May ’90, no price, 536pp, hc) [Venus of Dreams] Reprint (Bantam Spectra 1986) sf novel, with an introduction by Gregory Benford and artwork by Ron Miller. This special leatherbound gilt-edge edition is part of the “Masterpieces of Scinece Fiction” series and is available by subscription only.
• * *Venus of Shadows (Doubleday Foundation 0-385-24840-7, Dec ’88 [Nov ’88], $19.95, 544pp, hc) [Venus of Dreams] Sf novel, sequel to Venus of Dreams. A challenging, rewarding study of interwoven lives and the growth of fanaticism in settlements on the newly terraformed surface of Venus. Recommended. (FCM)
• * _Venus of Shadows (Bantam Spectra 0-553-27058-3, Jan ’90 [Dec ’89], $4.95, 639pp, pb, cover by Ralle) [Venus of Dreams] Reprint (Doubleday Foundation 1988) sf novel, second book of the “Venus” trilogy.

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• * *Afterlives (with Ian Watson) (Vintage 0-394-72986-2, Aug ’86, $5.95, 494pp, pb) Anthology of 22 stories about life after death; 16 of them are originals. A superb gathering — highly recommended! (FCM) (Contents)
• * *Nebula Awards 29 (Harcourt Brace 0-15-100107-3, Apr ’95 [Mar ’95], $25.00, 308pp, hc) Best-of-the-year (1992-1993) anthology of nine stories, two Rhysling Award-winning poems, discussions of the year (1993) in SF and fantasy, plus appreciations for Avram Davidson. Also available in trade paperback (-600119-5, $13.00). (Contents)
• * *Nebula Awards 30 (Harcourt Brace 0-15-100113-8, Apr ’96 [Mar ’96], $25.00, 350pp, hc) Anthology of 11 stories originally published in 1993 or 1994, including the 1994 Nebula winners and other nominees, three Rhysling Award-winning poems, and discussions of the year 1994 in SF and fantasy. Also available in trade paperback (-600097-0, $13.00). (Contents)
• * *Nebula Awards 31 (Harcourt Brace 0-15-100108-1, Apr ’97 [Mar ’97], $26.00, 334pp, hc) Anthology of 11 stories originally published in 1994 or 1995, including the 1995 Nebula winners and some other nominees, two Rhysling Award-winning poems, and discussions of the year 1995 in SF and fantasy. Also available in trade paperback (-600114-4, $13.00). (Contents)
• * _Three in Space (with George Zebrowski & Jack M. Dann) See entry under Jack M. Dann
• * _Three in Time (with George Zebrowski & Jack M. Dann) See entry under Jack M. Dann
• * *Women of Wonder: The Classic Years (Harcourt Brace 0-15-600031-8, Aug ’95 [Jul ’95], $15.00, 440pp, tp, cover by Michael Koelsch) Anthology of 21 SF stories by women, with most of the authors from the original 1970s series, some represented by new selections, and several new authors, with a new introduction by Sargent. (Contents)
• * *Women of Wonder: The Contemporary Years (Harcourt Brace 0-15-600033-4, Aug ’95 [Jul ’95], $15.00, 422pp, tp, cover by Cliff Nielsen) Anthology of 21 SF stories by women writing since the ’70s, with an introduction by Pamela Sargent. (Contents)

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• * _The Work of Pamela Sargent, 2nd Edition See entry under Jeffrey M. Elliot.

SARGENT, SARAH (1937- )

• * *Jerry’s Ghosts: The Mystery of the Blind Tower (Macmillan Bradbury 0-02-778035-X, Apr ’92, $13.95, 131pp, hc, cover by Norman Walker) Young-adult fantasy novel of two ghostly children trapped in the mansion they once lived in; only Jerry can free them.
• * *Jonas McFee, A.T.P. (Macmillan Bradbury 0-02-778041-4, Apr ’89 [Mar ’89], $11.95, 119pp, hc) Young-adult sf novel about a boy who is given a mysterious ball that gives great powers.
• * *Watermusic (Ticknor & Fields/[Houghton Mifflin] 0-89919-436-2, May ’86, $11.95, 120pp, hc) Juvenile fantasy novel involving other-worldly beings and archaeological artifacts.

SARRANTONIO, AL (1952- ) (stories) (assoc.)

• * *Babylon 5: Book 8: Personal Agendas (Dell 0-440-22351-2, May ’97 [Apr ’97], $5.50, 212pp, pb) [Babylon 5] Novelization based on the SF TV show. Copyrighted by Dell, characters etc. copyrighted by Warner Bros., with an undesignated copyright by PTN Consortium (a div. of Time Warner).
• * _Babylon 5: Personal Agendas (Boxtree 0-7522-2344-5, May ’97, £4.99, 212pp, pb, cover by Bob Parkin) [Babylon 5] Reprint (Dell 1997) SF novelisation of the J. Michael Straczynski series. Book 8 in the series. Copyrighted by the PTN Consortium. [First U.K. edition]
• * *The Boy with Penny Eyes (Tor 0-812-52560-4, Apr ’87 [Mar ’87], $3.50, 278pp, pb) Horror novel.
• * *Campbell Wood (Doubleday 0-385-19458-7, Jan ’86 [Dec ’85], $12.95, 180pp, hc) Fantasy/horror novel.
• * _Campbell Wood (Berkley 0-425-10575-X, Nov ’87 [Oct ’87], $2.95, 180pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1986) horror novel.
• * *Five Worlds #1: Exile (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45521-5, Jun ’96 [May ’96], $5.99, 317pp, pb, cover by Donato) [Five Worlds] SF novel. The ruler of Mars wants to control all five settled planets of the solar system, forcing the King of Earth to flee.
• * *Five Worlds #2: Journey (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45591-6, Mar ’97 [Feb ’97], $5.99, 274pp, pb, cover by Donato Giancola) [Five Worlds] SF novel, second in the series. The High Leader of Mars attacks Titan, while Earth’s rightful ruler tries to escape imprisonment on Pluto.
• * *Five Worlds #3: Return (Penguin/Roc 0-451-45623-8, Mar ’98 [Feb ’98], $5.99, 285pp, pb, cover by Donato Giancola) [Five Worlds] SF novel, third in the series. Earth’s rightful ruler returns.
• * *House Haunted (Bantam 0-553-29146-7, May ’91 [Apr ’91], $4.50, 277pp, pb, cover by Jim Thiesen) Horror novel of an evil spirit who summons her victims to a lonely mansion.
• * *Moonbane (Bantam Spectra 0-553-28186-0, Oct ’89 [Sep ’89], $3.95, 196pp, pb) Sf novel with horrific elements—an alien force turns men into beasts.
• * *October (Bantam 0-553-28630-7, Oct ’90 [Sep ’90], $3.95, 224pp, pb, cover by Gary Smith) Horror novel of the evil lurking inside an elderly author.
• * *Skeletons (Bantam Falcon 0-553-29754-6, Jun ’92 [May ’92], $4.99, 406pp, pb, cover by Alan Ayers) Sf/horror novel of the dead raised by radiation from a galactic cloud.
• * *Totentanz (Tor 0-812-52558-2, Dec ’85 [Nov ’85], $3.50, 285pp, pb) Horror novel of an evil carnival.
• * *The Worms (Doubleday 0-385-19030-1, Jan ’85 [Dec ’84], $11.95, 179pp, hc) Fantasy/horror novel of terror in a New England town. A first novel.
• * _The Worms (Berkley 0-425-11272-1, Dec ’88 [Nov ’88], $3.50, 179pp, pb) Reprint (Doubleday 1985) horror novel. Evil worms buried for centuries awake in a New England town.

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• * *100 Hair-Raising Little Horror Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg) (Barnes & Noble 1-56619-056-8, 1993 [Oct ’93], $7.95, 496pp, hc, cover by Jack Eckstein) Anthology of 100 short horror stories by authors ranging from Mark Twain to Joe R. Lansdale. This is an instant remainder book. (Contents)
• * _100 Hair-Raising Little Horror Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg) (Michael O’Mara 1-85479-958-4, Apr ’94, £14.99, 496pp, hc, cover by Jack Eckstein) Reprint (Barnes & Noble 1993) horror anthology. [First U.K. edition]
• * _100 Hair-Raising Little Horror Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg) (Barnes & Noble 1-56619-923-9, 1995 [Jul ’95], $4.98, 496pp, tp) Reprint (Barnes & Noble 1993) instant-remainder horror anthology.
• * _100 Hair-Raising Little Horror Stories (with Martin H. Greenberg) (Barnes & Noble 1-56619-923-9, 1997 [Jun ’97], $4.98, 496pp, tp) Reissue (Barnes & Noble 1993) instant-remainder horror anthology. Third printing.

SARTI, RON

• * *The Chronicles of Scar (AvoNova 0-380-77939-0, Jan ’96 [Dec ’95], $5.50, 390pp, pb, cover by Greg Call) [Chronicles of Scar] Post-holocaust novel with a medieval fantasy plot. A poor boy in far-future America is revealed to be the King of Kenesee’s long-lost son. A first novel.
• * *The Lanterns of God (Avon Eos 0-380-73026-X, Sep ’98 [Aug ’98], $5.99, 305pp, pb) [Chronicles of Scar] Post-holocaust SF novel, third in The Chronicles of Scar.
• * *Legacy of the Ancients (AvoNova 0-380-73025-1, Jun ’97 [May ’97], $5.50, 366pp, pb, cover by Greg Call) [Chronicles of Scar] Post-holocaust SF novel, sequel to The Chronicles of Scar.

SARVARI, DARREN

• * _The Eyes of Light and Darkness (with Ivan Cat) See entry under Ivan Cat.

SATTY, HARVEY J(erome) (1936- )

• * *Olaf Stapledon: a Bibliography (with Curtis C. Smith) (Greenwood Press 0-313-24099-X, Dec ’84 [Nov ’84], $35.00, 167pp, hc) Non-fiction; reference. An exhaustive bibliography which attempts to minutely describe everything by Stapledon, including letters, unpublished material, etc. There is also a selected secondary bibliography. Definitely the new standard work on the author. An unpublished autobiographical piece is included. (CNB) [Stapledon]