Most Popular Books by John C. Wright

The nameless girl does not know what she is. She does not even know her name. But she quickly learns that she has enemies who are trying to kill her, as well as lethal skills that no girl her age should know. Also, she can fly. The one thing she knows for sure is that she must learn who she is before the monsters hunt her down.

Athos Lone, Ace of the Star Patrol, has been summoned by the King of Pirates! What doom awaits him in the Court of Ahab? War erupts at the Walrus World! An unknown fleet, flying no flag, appears from deep space! Who are these new foes? Hidden among his enemies, masked as Captain Blackjack Rackstraw, Athos Lone must take up arms against the Law he is sworn to serve! And open fire on his own family! Nightshadow approaches the war zone in secret. What new intrigue is near? Where is Arcadia? WARFARE, AWE, SUPERWEAPONS AND UNEARTHLY DEEDS AWAIT! TO BE CONTINUED IN OUR NEXT EXCITING INSTALLMENT STARQUEST: PIRATE KING OF STAR PATROL

Being assassinated once may be an accident. Being assassinated twice is enemy action. Aeneas Tell of the House of Tell is one of the youngest Lords of Creation. More gods than men, the Lords of Creation have cheated Death itself. But even a quasi-immortal god will take exception to being assassinated. Twice.

NOWHITHER is the eagerly-awaited sequel to SOMEWHITHER, the Dragon Award winner for Best Science Fiction Novel (2016). The tale resumes as Ilya Muromets, nonhuman immortal and would-be hero, and his friends and companions, make a hair''s breadth escape from the endless immensities of the Dark Tower, that unconquerable stronghold and throne of a monstrous, dimension-spanning empire ruled by cruel tyrants and omniscient magicians, only to find themselves trapped in circumstances even worse. They escape a citadel of blood-drinking abominations only to find themselves trapped in a chamber at the sunless bottom of the sea. The invulnerable Ilya also realized he can be hurt indeed when he faces a dread decision faces pitting family love against loyalty to friends, and involves the fates not of his own world only, but all worlds.Grab it now!

Lament of Prometheus in a nonfiction work in which award-winning science fiction grandmaster John C. Wright sets out to explain the inexplicable: A Voyage to Arcturus written in 1920 by Scottish author David Lindsay, is a fascinating, blasphemous, and magnificent failure.Wright sets out to explore the weird, wild, wonderful world depicted in Lindsay''s forgotten masterpiece, to plumb its depths, decode its symbols, discover its secrets, praise its breathtaking literary achievement, and to name rightly what David Lindsay hid under onion layers of riddles: a striking yet morbid message.

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