"I remember a pill," he said, "that had as side effects—if you took an overdose—convulsions, coma and then death. And in the literature, right after it told about the convulsions, coma and death, it said, May Be Habit Forming. Which always struck me as, an anticlimax." ...

Fourteen earthly exiles on an island in boundless space. Fourteen victims of a murderous power. Is this nameless menace the product of their own darkest imaginings—or some richly mysterious, infinitely more terrifying other?

On their own, they have written landmark works that have added whole new dimensions of wonder to the field of seience fietion. Now, in Deus lrae, they have created what ALA Booklist calls "the most successful collaboration in years!"—set in a bizrre world where you will encounter... ...

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Not too long from now, when exiles from a blistering Earth huddle miserably in Martian colonies, the only things that make life bearable are the drugs. Can-D "translates" those who take it into the bodies of Barbie-like dolls. Now there's competition—a substance called Chew-Z, ...