books by Jerry Pournelle     books:     Jerry Pournelle      The Mote in God's Eye Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Pocket, 1991 Piece of Scifi literary masterpiecec Its been afew years since I have read the mote in gods eye, but i can still clearly remember the sequences where the tale literaly took my breath away, to stop reading a book, so that you can savour the anticipation or delight is not a common thing for me as a reader. ...             Exile-and Glory Jerry Pournelle Baen, 2008 An Earlier Look at the Future Exile-And Glory (2008) is an omnibus edition of the Hansen Enterprises stories, including High Justice and Exiles to Glory. They are set in a future in which the US government -- and the other nations -- have managed to create a condition of high unemployment and ...             Escape from Hell Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Tor Books, 2009 Allan Carpenter escaped from hell once but remained haunted by what he saw and endured.   He has now returned, on a mission to liberate those souls unfairly tortured and confined.   Partnering with the legendary poet and suicide, Sylvia Plath, Carpenter is a modern-day Christ who intends to harrow hell and free the damned.   But now that ...             Blood Feuds (War World) Jerry Pournelle Baen, 1992 TOP OF THE LINE READING!! I read this book years ago and it is still one of the best books I have read in my 40 years of life. The concept and storyline were so well developed and fun to read, it was a joy to get into this savage world of survival. A must read!!             Lucifer's Hammer Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Del Rey, 1985 You read this and "racism" is what you came away with? Thanks for wearing your sign, I'll know to ignore your opinion on anything else. This is a great story, thought provoking, a good entertaining adventure, maybe even a survival guide for the coming dark ages regardless which socialist senator 'wins' the Survivor: ...             Janissaries Jerry Pournelle Baen, 1996 A Surprising Classic The original issue did far better than expected. Apparently, while both Pournelle and his publisher hoped for the best when it came out, the reception was superb. Thence came the demand for a sequel and later, after that, for the next one. In the mid 1980s, Pournelle ...             Inferno Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Orb Books, 2008 This is more than a reprint of the 1976 homage to Dante Renowned popular science-fiction writer Allen Carpentier makes a bet with his fans at a Los Angeles convention. Right out of War and Peace, he sits on the windowsill of a room on the hotel's eighth floor drinking a bottle of rum. About half way through he gags and ...             The Gripping Hand Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Pocket, 1994 Different, but worthy I happen to be re-reading this book right now, a copy of which "Operation Paperback" generously sent to Afghanistan for the benefit of deployed servicemembers. The book certainly is chock-full of talk. Page 206 (of the edition I read) is not unrepresentative: it ...             Burning Tower Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Pocket, 2006 The magic continues A reviewer above said these books [Burning City and Burning Tower] appeal only to hardcore Pournelle & Niven readers, and added that even they should only buy the books at discount. I heartily disagree. It's not Shakespeare, it's not Conrad, but it's not silly or ...             Footfall Larry Niven, Jerry Pournelle Del Rey, 1986 Not just among the best... Not just among the best invasion books ever written, but possibly THE best. Not only a great genre book, but good literature besides. These two are good authors by themselves, but when they work together, they approach Heinleinian levels of greatness. Fantastic.             The Prince Jerry Pournelle, S.M. Stirling Baen, 2002 A Future That Will Not Be The Prince (2002) is an omnibus edition containing the four novels of the Falkenberg's Legion series. These novels are based on the CoDominium universe in which the US and USSR joined forces against the rest of the world and started colonizing planets, mostly with ...             Falkenberg's Legion: Prince of Mercenaries Jerry Pournelle Baen, 1989 Great read for a Saturday afternoon Excellent story with believable polital plotting in the background...also with excellent military strategies and quite realistic charactors for fiction....good starting read if you've never read anything by this writer before.             Fires of Freedom Jerry pournelle Baen, 2009 The struggle for independence on two colony worlds?Mars in the not-so-distant future, and a distant world circling another star in the far future, both threatened by powerful forces and faceless bureaucrats.               Birth of Fire: A teenage delinquent on a crowded, corrupt Earth, Garrett was given a choice: rot in prison on Earth, or be ...             The Burning Eye (Warworld, Book 1) John F. Carr, Roland Green Baen, 1988 Pournelle's `War World' Series Jerry Pournelle, who was heavily influenced by the great H. Beam Piper and his Terro-Human Future History, devised his own future history that postulates the collapse of an interstellar empire into civil wars spanning centuries after the gene-engineered Sauron supermen ...             Tran Jerry Pournelle, Roland Green Baen, 1996 Compliation Tran is a continuation of Janissaries, and combines the 2nd and 3rd books; "Clan & Crown", and "Storms of Victory". If you enjoy this type of story, I'd also suggest David Drake's "Ranks of Bronze", Roman legionaries captured and sold to aliens to fight their battles. ...          products you might be interested in search for books exile-and, falkenberg, footfall, janissaries, mercenaries, warworld      toavi.com    web we recommend You read this and "racism" is what you came away with? randomly chosen book: Spatial Filtering Velocimetry: Fundamentals and Applications (Springer ...