Gordon Eklund Libri

Spanning over a decade of creative effort, this epic novel intertwines themes of science fiction, sexuality, and mortality. Originally crafted to elevate the author’s status within the genre, it remained unpublished due to an editorial shift. Now revised for its debut, the narrative showcases Gordon Eklund's mastery at the height of his writing career, offering readers a unique glimpse into a vintage tale that has long been anticipated but never before shared.

The narrative centers around Tommy Bloome, a revered leader who successfully guided a revolution that prevented America from entering World War II and established a workers' state. The story explores the impact of his leadership on the nation and the lives of its citizens, delving into themes of power, governance, and the consequences of revolutionary change. Through the lens of historical fiction, it examines the complexities of loyalty and the sacrifices made for a collective vision.

The greatest quest man will ever undertake . . . The original story from which If the Stars are Gods grew won the Nebula Award. Now the long-awaited magnificent full-length novel is complete. It tells the unforgettable story of the century-long search of a scientist-monk for the secret of alien intelligent life - a quest which leads him from the time-scoured deserts of Mars to the vast holes in the raging cloud-cover of Jupiter; from the radio winds of Titan to the true centre of a universe where Beings are collected like songs . . .

SHAPESHIFTER!The Changeling could become anyone or anything--man, woman, child, animal. It was endowed with an inborn lust for disorder and destruction. Now it had chosen the plague-ridden planet of Alvea for its next mission--to throw an entire world into eternal chaos and madness.The Earth Consortium could send only an embittered killer and an untrained anthropologist to hunt down the Changeling. Yet, dangerous though it was, the Changeling was not the only peril the Earthmen faced on Alvea, or the worst--for the Alveans feared and hated Earth. Even a hint of the hunters' identities would leave them dead and dismembered within minutes....

Drawn to the quarantined planet of Heartland, the crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise seeks infamous traitor Jacob Kell, who once sold out the Federations to the Klingons, and finds a world where immortality and evil rule. Reissue.

Set during the Cuban Missile Crisis in October 1962, the story follows high schooler Charlie Gundy as he grapples with the uncertainty of the future. Amidst the backdrop of teenage challenges and the vibrant world of early science fiction fandom, Charlie's father constructs two enormous wooden starships in their backyard. As the narrative unfolds, the significance of these creations becomes a focal point, prompting questions about dreams, possibilities, and the intersection of reality and imagination. Gordon Eklund invites readers on a poignant exploration of hope and creativity.

In 2004, New Morning School garners unexpected attention despite its founder nearing the end of his life and the established success of its Intensive Therapy theory. The school has been effective in producing well-adjusted graduates who support the government's expanding influence. However, the sudden scrutiny raises questions about the program's future and the underlying motives behind its achievements, suggesting deeper complexities at play in the school's legacy and societal impact.

Im All auf ein Shuttle der Föderation zu stoßen, ist für die Mannschaft der Enterprise eigentlich nichts Besonderes. Aber dieses Shuttle, mit dem Spock gerade Kontakt hergestellt hat, gehört zur U.S.S. Rickover, die seit über zwanzig Jahren als verschollen gilt. Eine merkwürdige Entdeckung. Noch merkwürdiger aber wird die Sache, als sich der Pilot Spock gegenüber identifiziert. Sein Name: Jesus Christus.

Die Begegnung mit einem "Gott" Sobald die ENTERPRISE, der Kreuzer des Sternenbunds, in den Kern der Galaxis gelangt, übernimmt eine fremde Gewalt die Steuerung des Schiffes. Eine riesige Kunstwelt, ein sogenannter Dyson-Körper, ein Hohlplanet mit einer Sonne im Zentrum, erwartet Captain James Kirk und seine Crew. Und ein angeblicher Gott beginnt, seine Macht über Leben und Tod von Menschen und Fremden auszuspielen.