Science fiction and fantasy
Eight listings made up the agency's science fiction and fantasy category. Charles Barzydlo's Displaced in Time began with the Earth freezing over, leaving orbit and drifting for forty years before thawing near another sun. Ray Blackhall's Stealth Planet asked what would happen if a new planet with tempting but hidden properties were found within reach of human travel. David C. Pearce's The Biogram had a Florida engineer mining human DNA to predict taste preferences for a cola company. Steve Ski's The Counsel followed a team of investigators into technology far beyond their own.
Albert U. Millspaugh's The Deadly Seeker was a creature story set on an Idaho ranch. Mark L. Casper's King of the Universe opened with a veteran astronaut seeing his dead aunt at his daughter's bedside. On the fantasy side, Dr. Vijay Balraj's Keeper of the Seed was the first book of a planned multiverse series, and Will Lonardo's The Coming of a Man paired a reclusive city artist with an old vagabond named Vito. None of the eight carried a publisher on the agency's site; Keeper of the Seed was still on the fiction showcase as updated in September 2008.
- BALRAJYoung adult fantasyKeeper of the SeedVijay BalrajThe first book of a multiverse series for young adults, in which Sarina and Samir are called to become Keepers, ancient protectors of the…
- BARZYDLOScience fictionDisplaced in TimeCharles BarzydloEarth freezes and drifts into space, then thaws after a forty-year journey near another sun. Astronomer Chuck Beinden tries to rebuild his…
- BLACKHALLScience fictionStealth PlanetRay BlackhallA young NASA astrophysicist discovers a nearly invisible planet at the edge of the solar system. Set about twenty-five years ahead, the…
- CASPERScience fictionKing of the UniverseMark L. CasperAstronaut Jason Goodall sees his dead aunt the night before the maiden flight of the Columbus Space Shuttle, and later hears biblical words…
- LONARDOFantasyThe Coming of a ManWill LonardoStruggling artist Leon Vincenti befriends an old vagabond, Vito, and finds a ring among his belongings that suggests Vito is no ordinary…
- MILLSPAUGHScience fictionThe Deadly SeekerAlbert U. MillspaughIdaho ranch foreman Mike Jenner is attacked by a seven-foot creature whose bullet wounds pour water, while an Air Force commander in…
- PEARCEScience fictionThe BiogramDavid C. PearceA Florida engineer studying human DNA for a cola company finds the Biogram, a genetic program laid down by aliens, and someone tries to…
- SKIScience fictionThe CounselSteve SkiA team of investigators looking for a missing man finds technology that can travel between dimensions, and a secret organization led by a…
Questions
Were any of these published?
No publisher was named for any science fiction or fantasy listing on the agency's site, and none appeared on its Published Works page.
Why is The Kids from Folden not here?
The agency labelled it Science Fiction / Young Adult and described it as a juvenile-market novel, so the archive files it with the young adult group.