A saga of alternate prehistory. 7300BC: The Stone Age, and the waters encroach on the lush plain between Britain and Europe that will some day be the bed of the North Sea.

But one woman dreams of forcing back the sea...

Linked stories telling of the rise and fall of mankind across a million years, as witnessed by Luru Parz, a woman who will not die.

Gollancz 2006.

In 2037 Michael Poole faces the problems of a world reeling under climate collapse – while a girl from a far and strange future watches his life unfold.

Gollancz Sep 2005.

The battle for the centre of the Galaxy: the climax of a war that has raged between human and Xeelee for half a million years.

Gollancz Sep 2004.

George Poole, searching for his lost sister, uncovers a shattering family secret - a strange and ancient community who are no longer human – and portends of a dark future.

Gollancz Oct 2003.

In a 1940s Britain under the heel of Nazi Germany, the saga of the Weaver of Time's Tapestry comes to a climax.

Gollancz February 2008.

1492: the fall of the only Muslim state in western Europe, the sailing of Christopher Columbus - and the target of another devastating historical intervention by the Weaver.

Gollancz July 2007.

A bloody saga of Anglo-Saxon Britain, as the Weaver of Time's Tapestry seeks to manipulate the most crucial date in British history: 1066.

Gollancz February 2007.

A mysterious prophecy shapes the destiny of a family through four centuries of the Roman occupation of Britain.

Gollancz July 2006.

The sequel to Flood. A desperate evacuation from a drowning Earth - the last hope of human civilisation.

Gollancz, August 2009.

This century the sea will rise, to drown low-lying islands and coasts. But what if it kept on rising? Where would you run to? A novel of global catastrophe.

Gollancz, Autumn 2008.

A saga of alternate prehistory. 1500AD: In an age of a different Renaissance, the Northlanders must face the most ancient enemy of all: the return of the ice.

Due mid-2012.

A saga of alternate prehistory. 1200BC: The Bronze Age, and the rising civilisation of the Northland comes into conflict with the eastern empires of the farmers.

Due mid-2011.

A saga of alternate prehistory. 7300BC: The Stone Age, and the waters encroach on the lush plain between Britain and Europe that will some day be the bed of the North Sea. But one woman dreams of forcing back the sea...

Gollancz, June 2010.

A traumatised mankind, creeping cautiously between the planets, must once again face a Firstborn attack - and pay a devastating price for survival.

Del Rey (US), March 2008.

Bisesa Dutt returns to an Earth directly threatened by a Firstborn intervention and an unstable sun.

Del Rey (US), Mar 2005.

Bisesa Dutt, peacekeeper in Afghanistan, is hurled into a new world, a patchwork where past and future collide and the alien Firstborn manipulate reality.

Del Rey (US), Feb 2004.

More stories of Reid Malenfant and the Manifold, and universes beyond.

HarperCollins (UK) August 2002.

A third universe, where a new and brooding Moon appears in Earth’s sky, and Malenfant must seek out the Old Ones, architects of a Manifold of infinite universes.

HarperCollins (UK) August 2001.

Another universe, another Malenfant: in this crowded universe alien emissaries bring bad news from another star.

HarperCollins (UK) August 2000.

The many universes of the Manifold: Reid Malenfant, astronaut entrepreneur, faces the future of a mankind alone in an inhospitable cosmos.

HarperCollins (UK) August 1999.

An omnibus edition of the three ‘Mammoth’ novels.

Gollancz November 2004

Silverhair’s daughter, leads the mammoth family as they begin a strange new chapter of their existence – on the cold plains of Mars.

Gollancz March 2001

At the close of the Ice Age Longtusk, a bold mammoth male, faces a struggle for survival in the face of an explosive expansion by humanity.

Gollancz January 2000.

On an Arctic island, Silverhair leads her family, the last mammoths, who have survived in isolation since the Ice Age. Now Silverhair faces the ultimate threat – man.

Orion Books January 1999.

A box of Apollo Moon rocks, sealed since the 1970s, is at last opened - and a virulent plague is released, threatening the very fabric of Earth itself.

HarperCollins August 1998

As a Cold War between China and the US threatens to turn devastatingly hot, NASA assembles a desperate mission to a strange new world: Titan, moon of Saturn.

HarperCollins August 1997

An alternate history. After the triumph of the Apollo missions to the Moon, President Nixon decides not to build the space shuttle, but to devote NASA’s resources to a new objective: Mars, by 1986.

HarperCollins November 1996

A compilation of Timelike Infinity, Raft, Flux and Ring, with a new introduction by Paul McAuley.

Due January 2010.

A series of linked stories setting out the epic five-million-year story of mankind and the Xeelee.

HarperCollins April 1997.

A human starship sails across space and to the farthest future, where the secret war for the universe is waged.

HarperCollins July 1994.

Dura is an engineered human a fraction of an inch tall, swimming in the magnetic flux at the heart of a neutron star.

HarperCollins December 1993.

Mankind optimistically heading for the stars is devastated by an invasion by alien conquerors from the future.

HarperCollins December 1992.

Refugees from the war with the Xeelee find themselves stranded in a universe where gravity is a billion times stronger, and the mile-wide stars burn out in a few years.

HarperCollins July 1991.

(Young adult): Metaphor is caught in a war between two colliding virtual worlds: space opera warriors versus Vikings …

Orion Books, October 1998.

(Young adult.) Metaphor, 14 years old, explores a virtual-reality theme park based on Gulliver’s Travels, and faces a very real danger.

Orion Books, Jun 1997.

(Young adult): Laura is 14 years old in Liverpool, England, October 1962: as the Beatles' new music pours out of the Cavern, the Cold War grows hot, and Laura faces her own troubling future.

Faber & Faber 2007.

Short story collection - Tales of wonder and exploration.

NESFA Press (US) February 2004.

The ultimate family saga: the rise of the primitive primates who survived the fall of the dinosaurs, through ages of Darwinian shaping becoming human – and, in the furthest future, their final fall.

Gollancz November 2002.

In the near future, technology delivers a way to inspect the past directly – from history’s deepest ages, to a mere second ago. And in a world become a goldfish bowl, everything changes.

HarperCollins (UK) 2000.

Short story collection, stories set in strange pasts and remote futures, and startlingly different presents.

HarperCollins (UK) April 1998.

The only authorised sequel to HG Wells’s The Time Machine (1895). Wells’s Time Traveller sets off for his second venture into futurity – and finds a universe devastatingly changed.

HarperCollins (UK) May 1995.

In a different 1870, the British Empire is the only superpower – and steam-powered spaceships fly to the Moon.

HarperCollins July 1993.

James Hutton and the True Age of the World. The biography of James Hutton (1726-1797), the founder of modern geology and the first man to discern the true antiquity of the Earth.

Weidenfield and Nicolson June 2003.

Fiction, and reflections on science and science fiction.

British Science Fiction Association June 2001.

A portrait of the future and the destiny of mankind: fact, not fiction.

Gollancz January 2001.