Before dedicating himself to science fiction, Allen Steele honed his skills as a journalist, but his enduring passion for speculative futures always called him back to the genre that first inspired his writing. His work is deeply infused with a lifelong fascination for space exploration and technological advancement. Steele masterfully weaves these interests into compelling narratives, offering readers a unique and insightful perspective on humanity's potential journeys beyond Earth.
A time-traveling crew from the twenty-fourth century journeys back in time to 1937, just in time to interfere with the trans-Atlantic voyage of the Hindenburg and to prevent its destruction, but in stopping the disaster, the team has unwittingly unleashed something much worse. Reprint.