Best Jack Campbell Books

The Servants of the Storm

The Pillars of Reality • Book 5

by Jack Campbell, MacLeod Andrews

Mechanic Mari and Mage Alain have survived assassination attempts and gained followers, but the Storm of chaos born from centuries of enslavement grows ever closer to destroying their world.

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Mechanic Mari and Mage Alain have survived assassination attempts and gained followers, but the Storm of chaos born from centuries of enslavement grows ever closer to destroying their world.

Ad Astra

by Jack Campbell

Short stories explore humanity's future expansion into space and the challenges awaiting us among distant stars. Campbell examines both technological possibilities and enduring human nature beyond Earth.

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Short stories explore humanity's future expansion into space and the challenges awaiting us among distant stars. Campbell examines both technological possibilities and enduring human nature beyond Earth.

Swords and Saddles

by Jack Campbell

Campbell throws a military squad into an alien ambush, forcing them to protect frightened children while trapped in a countryside research station. Claustrophobic tension builds as discovery means death.

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Campbell throws a military squad into an alien ambush, forcing them to protect frightened children while trapped in a countryside research station. Claustrophobic tension builds as discovery means death.

Borrowed Time

by Jack Campbell

When time travelers get stuck in their 15-year-old bodies and other time travelers want them dead, high school becomes literally life-or-death.

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When time travelers get stuck in their 15-year-old bodies and other time travelers want them dead, high school becomes literally life-or-death.

Rip-Off!

by Gardner Dozois, John Scalzi, Jack Campbell, Mike Resnick, Tad Williams, Elizabeth Bear, Mary Robinette Kowal, Robert Charles Wilson, Allen M. Steele, Daryl Gregory, Lavie Tidhar, Nancy Kress, Paul Di Filippo, James Patrick Kelly, David Marantz, Dina Pearlman, Allyson Johnson, Marc Vietor, Ilyana Kadushin, Nicola Barber

Thirteen speculative fiction masters face an unusual challenge: steal a famous opening line from classic literature, then craft an entirely original story around that borrowed beginning.

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Thirteen speculative fiction masters face an unusual challenge: steal a famous opening line from classic literature, then craft an entirely original story around that borrowed beginning.