Dimensions

by Geoff Nelder and Robert Blevins

The paperback edition of 'Dimensions.' Twenty-one illustrated stories of science fiction by U.K. author Geoff Nelder and sci-fi writer Robert Blevins of the U.S. Andrew Thomas, author of 'Sphere,'... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0982327145
• ISBN13: 9780982327142
• Release Date: July 2009
• Publisher: Adventure Books of Seattle
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

From the Editor's Desk

This is Robert Blevins, one of the authors of this book. The previous version of 'Dimensions' has been discontinued. This is the only one currently available. Some stories were added, along with an improved cover and a complete re-edit of the text and images.

Best short sci-fi collection I have seen in a couple of years

The first thing I noticed about this book were the absolutely beautiful covers. The stories are sometimes funny, and others will scare the hell out of you. The writing is tight, and each story has an illustration set on the first page of the story. 'Cruel and Unusual,' starts out this book, and just reaches out and grabs you by the throat. They move quickly and each tells a definite story crisply and effectively. My favorite was 'The Inn Between,' which is about a guy who wakes up in Limbo and tries to get out - for years. Very good, very scary. A fantastic work. I would recommend this book to anyone, except young children.

Twilight Zone Stuff

I bought this book and was pleasantly surprised. The cover is absolutely stunning, and so are the twenty-one sci-fi stories inside. The book is fully illustrated, with high-res images inserted at the beginning of each tale. Some are strictly high-adventure, others are strongly reminiscent of 'Twilight Zone'. 'Dimensions' is a collaboration between Seattle sci-fi author Robert Blevins and British writer Geoff Nelder. They have created a real gem here. My favorite story was 'A Smaller Step,' a story that rewrites the history books about the Apollo missions. I highly recommend this book!