Jonathan Strahan Books in Order

Jonathan Strahan edits a collection of new science fiction and fantasy with no single thematic restriction. Stories by Peter S. Beagle, Garth Nix, and others explore strange events, transformed realities, and encounters with the unexpected.

This anthology of original speculative fiction includes imperial assassination, contact with alien artificial intelligence, and a scientist examining an all-metal world. Jonathan Strahan brings together varied authors to explore extraordinary possibilities without a unifying theme.

Jonathan Strahan gathers original stories involving mysterious incarceration, a mathematical puzzle, a time-spanning photograph, and a sword that transforms flesh. The anthology moves between science fiction and fantasy, including work by Karen Joy Fowler and Ellen Klages.

Jonathan Strahan selects short science fiction and fantasy from across the field for this third annual collection. Established authors and newer voices explore imagined histories, alternative realities, and possible futures in a range of storytelling styles.

The fourth annual collection brings together two dozen speculative stories selected by Jonathan Strahan. Contributions include work by Nicola Griffith, Jo Walton, Peter Watts, and Holly Black, spanning scientific possibilities, supernatural encounters, and imagined worlds.

Original stories explore a race against a bullet, lovers considering a miniature black hole, a haunted shopping mall, and an alien priest's crisis. Jonathan Strahan's fourth Eclipse anthology pairs scientific speculation with unsettling fantastic encounters.

This hard science-fiction anthology explores discovery under physical constraints, from light-speed limits and difficult terraforming to a stowaway's demands on ship resources. Jonathan Strahan assembles stories by authors including Gwyneth Jones, Stephen Baxter, and Charles Stross.

Jonathan Strahan's sixth annual anthology surveys short fiction across both science fiction and fantasy. Writers including Stephen Baxter, Cory Doctorow, Neil Gaiman, and Caitlín R. Kiernan contribute varied visions of imagined worlds and possible futures.

Fourteen original science-fiction stories examine humanity's efforts to push beyond its limits and reach toward the stars. Jonathan Strahan's contributors include Greg Egan, Aliette de Bodard, and Ian McDonald, exploring ambition, discovery, and future possibilities.

Sixteen stories consider how humanity might change to survive unfamiliar futures. Edited by Jonathan Strahan, the anthology explores altered bodies, engineered minds, cyberspace, and environmental upheaval as characters adapt to worlds that challenge their existing identities.

Jonathan Strahan assembles military science-fiction stories asking who will fight humanity's future wars. Writers including Elizabeth Bear, Indrapramit Das, and Garth Nix explore conflict, technological change, and the possibilities of battle on unprecedented scales.

Jonathan Strahan selects short speculative fiction ranging from distant space to imagined societies and intimate human dilemmas. The eleventh annual volume includes work by N. K. Jemisin, Naomi Novik, Ken Liu, and other established and emerging writers.

The final Infinity anthology imagines everyday life throughout a settled solar system. Jonathan Strahan's contributors explore asteroid communities, digital ghosts, and altered humanity, considering how people make homes in remote environments and the remnants of civilizations.

A doorway into a book, a stolen historical head, and memories sold to fund an education appear in this anthology. Jonathan Strahan's thirteenth volume ranges from imagined futures to a final visit to Earthsea.

Jonathan Strahan gathers new speculative stories about death and what might follow it. From vanished wives in Australia to Martian tombs, the collection explores mortality, grief, and the unsettling possibility that the dead have unfinished business.