John E. Stith, Writer, Website -- Neverend.com

John E. Stith's novels include REDSHIFT RENDEZVOUS (Nebula Award nominee from Ace Books), MANHATTAN TRANSFER (Hugo Award Honorable Mention from Tor Books), REUNION ON NEVEREND, and RECKONING INFINITY (on Science Fiction Chronicle's Best Science Fiction Novels list for its publication year).

MANHATTAN TRANSFER, first published by Tor Books and the Science Fiction Book Club, has been optioned in 2022 for television by award-winning producer Sky Conway. Partial funding for the TV pilot has been secured, and there is a WeFunder page to solicit investment funding. More information here.

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Due on October 1st 2024: TINY TIME MACHINE: THE COMPLETE TRILOGY. TTM is a YA science-fiction novel published by Amazing Stories under their Amazing Select imprint for stand-alone books.  The Trilogy volume includes all three books: TINY TIME MACHINE, AKA TINY TIME MACHINE 1: WHEN MEG MET JOSH (2021),  TINY TIME MACHINE 2: RETURN OF THE FATHER, (2023). and TINY TIME MACHINE 3: MOTHER OF INVENTION (2024).

 Tiny Time Machine cover

 

 

Due on December 1, 2024. DISAVOWED.  The sole survivor of a botched mission overcomes terrible odds to reach home. And then the real trouble starts. From Amazing Select, the imprint of Amazing Stories.

Disavowed Cover

 

 

His mystery-suspense novel, PUSHBACK, was published in hardcover, trade paperback, and ebook on 1 November 2018. Patronize your local independent bookstore (Here, Hooked on Books is great) or if you can't, look online. Amazon, for instance. Audible has released the audiobook also. Publishers Weekly says, "Stith...successfully expands his horizons with this unsettling Hitchcockian thriller.... Judicious use of humor provides some relief from the dark plot line. Fans of Daniel Palmer-esque intelligent suspense will be pleased." Mysterious Book Report says, "...meticulously well-plotted and insightful novel of psychological suspense that plumbs the deepest depths of the human heart and soul."

Pushback is a finalist for the Colorado Author's League Award, a finalist for the Book Excellence Award for Thrillers, and a finalist for the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense.

PUSHBACK cover

His other novels are SCAPESCOPE, MEMORY BLANK, DEATH TOLLS, and DEEP QUARRY.

In addition to the original hardcover and paperback publications, new editions with new covers were re-released in trade paperback and in a variety of ebook formats by ReAnimus Press during 2016 and 2017. Here's a link for his work on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/John-E.-Stith/e/B000AP9ENO

In Brief--

MEMORY BLANK: In space... what you don't know can kill you.

DEEP QUARRY. A Buried Starship. Nasty Aliens. Love and Death.

REDSHIFT RENDEZVOUS: One fabulously wealthy colony. One hyperspace craft. One team of ruthless hijackers. One loner in their way. Do the math.

MANHATTAN TRANSFER: Aliens just kidnapped Manhattan. They picked the wrong city to mess with.

REUNION ON NEVEREND: Ancient secret. Old girlfriend. Imminent danger.

DEATH TOLLS: When disaster strikes on Mars, one news team is always first.

RECKONING INFINITY: The Bionic Woman meets Journey to the Center of the Earth.

ALL FOR NAUGHT: Nick Naught, Private Eye. An analog guy in a digital world.

SCAPESCOPE: Brother Sammy Wants YOU!  In prison. For something you haven't done yet.

Check out the Tiny Time Machine announcement page.

He's the author of ALL FOR NAUGHT, which collects "Naught for Hire," and "Naught Again" both first appearing in ANALOG. If you hear about "Naught for Hire" verbally, you might think the title is "Not for Hire" but it's not.

Naught for Hire

 

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The Stith Store merchandising page lets you Stith Collectiblesorder t-shirts, mugs, and mousepads with graphics from your favorite John E. Stith novels and science-fiction art.

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A few less-than-serious words from the author. (mp3 audio)

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John E. Stith on Mastodon

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