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This is the place for Stargate SG-1,Stargate Atlantis and Stargate Universe novels. Based on the hit TV series from MGM, the novels capture all the excitement and drama of the TV shows that we have come to know and love.
In Greek mythology, the Hydra was a snake-like water creature with many heads and the ability to shoot venom from its eyes. As if that wasn't bad enough, when you chopped off one of its heads, two more would grow in its place. The writing duo of Holly Scott and Jaimie Duncan pick up on this myth, delivering a tale that explores humanity's infinite capacity for cruelty, evil—and redemption in STARGATE SG-1: Hydra. So join us for another adventure through the Stargate, as the team confront the latest demons to beset our galaxy.
Stargate Atlantis: Mirror Mirror is a fantastic book, the latest from our most venerated (and veteran) of authors, Sabine C. Bauer. For those of you with long memories (OK, I've got the memory of a field mouse!), Sabine wrote our first book, STARGATE SG-1: Trial by Fire which was published four years ago and STARGATE SG-1: Survival of the Fittest. Mirror Mirror is, of course, an Atlantis book but, hey, Atlantis is cool and it didn't take too much persuading to get Sabine to write about Shep, Rodney, Teyla, Ronon, Dr. Weir and Dr. Beckett. So enjoy - there's more information about the book and a link to the online shop here.
STARGATE ATLANTIS: Casualties of War, by Elizabeth Christensen, won the Scribe Award for Best Speculative Original novel at Comic-Con 2008 in San Diego. The awards, organised and presented by the International Association of Media Tie-In Writers (IAMTW), acknowledges and celebrates excellence in the writing of licensed, tie-in writing. Fandemonium Books is delighted that Elizabeth has won this award which is all the more amazing considering that it is her first solo effort (she has of course co-authored two other Stargate Atlantis novels — The Chosen and Exogenesis — with Sonny Whitelaw). For a brief description of STARGATE ATLANTIS: Casualties
of War, click here.
Hello again! Sorry for the delay in delivering this new title to you. Let's just say it's busy here in Sunny Surbiton, home of Fandemonium Books. But hopefully you'll agree that it's been worth the wait. Karen Miller has delivered a door stop of a book, 438 pages of brilliant prose. It's a cracking story, with Stargate Command in crisis and entangled loyalties galore. She puts the team through the wringer and leaves you wondering how they are going to survive the ordeal. (But they always do, don't they?) So sit back, relax, and start flipping the pages on the latest instalment of the Stargate SG-1 adventures.
Build a better mouse trap...
In this debut novel by Suzanne Wood, the team is put to the test, intellectually, physically and emotionally as they face one of their most challenging missions yet.
Sonny Whitelaw and Elizabeth Christen return with another STARGATE ATLANTIS adventure - but this time the Atlantis crew is teamed up with Dr. Daniel Jackson. An intergalactic adventure ensues as the combined talents of the soldiers and scientists are put to the test solving a series of gruesome murders back on Earth. As mystery yields to reveal yet another mystery, the team discover new things about an ancient enemy.
It's an imperfect future
With advanced technology gleaned from encounters with alien civilisations, they seem like ideal trade partners. But there's a catch - there always is, isn't there?
Casualties of War has hit the shelves
This is the latest book from Elizabeth Christensen (who previously co-authored The Chosen and Exogenesis with Sonny Whitelaw) and also represents her first solo outing for Stargate novels. Let us know what you think! What were SG-1 doing in New Mexico?
Follow the mystery (and the history!) as the team attempts to untangle themselves from the Roswell aliens conspiracy and get home without causing irreparable damage to the future. Featuring favorite SG-1 characters, both new and old, STARGATE SG-1: Roswell is a tour de force romp through the Stargate SG-1 universe. This is the latest novel from Stargate novels veteran writer, Sonny Whitelaw, working in collaboration with Jennifer Fallon, noted Australian fantasy/science fiction author (and first-time Stargate novels author). Hope you enjoy it! Entanglement is here! STARGATE ATLANTIS: Entanglement — the second novel that Martha Wells has written for us — is here. It's a great read, so hope you enjoy it as much as we did. This is Martha's second novel for us, her first being STARGATE ATLANTIS: Reliquary. For those of you who aren't familiar with her work, Martha is an award-winning writer of s/f novels. Recent titles include Ships of Air and Wizard Hunters. Fans of Martha may be interested to know that she has been invited as a writer guest at DragonCon (31 August-3 September 2007, Atlanta, GA, USA) It's well worth visiting her website which includes details of all her books, sample chapters, reviews and interviews. Nomination nerves There's nervous excitement and anticipation brewing here at Fandemonium following the news that we have had one of our books nominated for an award (first time ever! *Cue jitters*).
Being our first award nomination, we're rather pleased, excited, chuffed, over-joyed, nervous (did I say nervous already?)... You get the idea. The winners will be announced in late July at Comic-Con in San Diego, California. Congratulations to Sonny Whitelaw and Elizabeth Christensen, co-authors of Exogenesis, for the nomination. They're up against some stiff competition so keep your fingers crossed. Congratulations are also in order for another of our authors, James Swallow. James has been nominated (in the same category as Exogenesis, but never mind!) for his Warhammer novel, Faith and Fire. James is the author of STARGATE ATLANTIS: Halcyon and the forthcoming STARGATE SG-1: Relativity (publication date: October 2007). It's well worth a visit to his website to appreciate the vast range of novels and other projects that James has worked on.
James, who wrote STARGATE ATLANTIS: Halcyon and is currently writing a STARGATE SG-1 novel (to be published autumn 2007), will be at Pegasus 2 from Friday evening to Sunday morning. Sally, who wrote STARGATE SG-1: A Matter of Honor and STARGATE SG-1: The Cost of Honor and also novelized the pilot episode of STARGATE ATLANTIS: Rising, will be there on Saturday only.
Global disaster threatens the Atlantis homeworld of Lantea when Dr. Beckett disturbs two dead Ancients. Col. Sheppard must lead his team on a search for a device that could save them. [More details]
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October 2006 - Our newest author is Karen Miller, debuting with her Stargate SG-1 novel entitled, Alliances.
Col. Jack O'Neill and team are up the creek without a paddle with a crocodile named Sen. Kinsey in the water. Given the choice between 20 questions with Kinsey or a mission where they face almost certain death, guess which one they choose? [More details]
[ Stargate Atlantis: Halcyon, by noted author James Swallow, has just been published. For more details, click here.  Stargate
Atlantis: HalcyonAuthor: James Swallow ISBN: 1-905586-01-9 Recommended Retail Price: £6.99 (UK) | $7.95 (US) Published: August 2006 In their ongoing quest for new allies, Atlantis's flagship team travel to Halcyon, a grim industrial world where the Wraith are no longer feared - they are hunted....
The team goes up against Colonel Frank Simmons again. Simmons' ambition knows no bounds and this time his plan is particularly horrific.
With Ancient technology scattered across the Pegasus galaxy, the Atlantis team is not surprised to find it in use on a world once defended by Dalera, an Ancient who was cast out of her society for falling in love with a human. [More details]
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Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary will be published on 15 March. Written by noted author Martha Wells, the story follows the Atlantis team as they seek out an Ancient repository of knowledge. Martha Wells is a fantasy author with seven novels to her credit, including the Nebula-nominated The Death of the Necromancer. Read a short bio of Martha here — includes a link to her website and an article about her at FarSector.com. Release date: 15 March 2006 More about Stargate Atlantis: Reliquary [Buy it now]
Stargate SG-1: Siren Song is out now. Written by Holly Scott and Jaimie Duncan, Siren Song revisits a favourite Stargate SG-1 baddy, Aris Boch (read more about the book here). Siren Song is the first novel to have been developed as a result of our Open Submissions invitation. Release date: 7 February 2006 Click here for more
info about Siren Song [ Following the success of our Stargate SG-1 titles, Fandemonium is pleased to be able to bring you novels based on Stargate Atlantis, the hit spin-off of Stargate SG–1.
Stargate Atlantis: Rising is the novelization of the pilot episode of Stargate Atlantis. Based on the original shooting script, the novel contains dialog and scenes which were scripted but never made it into the final cut of the TV show. Rising was novelized by Sally Malcolm, author of Stargate SG-1: A Matter of Honor and Stargate SG-1: The Cost of Honor (see below). Release date: Click here for more about Rising [Buy it now] With Fandemonium Books, the SG-1 team has embarked on an all new series of missions to unexplored worlds, encountering lost cultures and new enemies as well as revisiting well-loved characters. Click here for more information about Stargate SG–1 novels.
With both series of novels, we aim to bring you all the adventure, action, mythology and humor of these two shows. Read more about us. Stay informed by signing up for our email newsletter. Shop online at our bookstore and enjoy promotional discounts from time to time and advance releases of the novels. |
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SG-1
are trapped in a devilish maze of puzzles and traps devised by Ra
as a test of his Goa'uld acolytes. Racing against time, the team
must decipher the clues and dodge the pitfalls, or die trying. 
James
Swallow is back with another Stargate adventure. In STARGATE SG-1:
Relativity, the team encounter a nomadic race who roam the galaxy
to avoid the Goa'uld. 
In
Casualties of War, two Atlantis team members (we won't say who!)
are lost during a mission to get hold of some Ancient technology
that could defeat the Asuran menace. The fallout from the failed
mission — and a looming war — lead to doubts and recriminations...
In
1947, something crashed in the desert in New Mexico. What was it?
More importantly, what did SG-1 have to do with it? 
October
2006 - We've just got back from London Expo 2006 where we had a
dealer's table. A couple of our authors attended as well, signing
books and chatting with readers. Oh yes, and Joe Flanigan—who
happened to be at the show, too—popped by to say hello! Read
more about it 
Stargate
SG-1: Alliances
Fifth
Stargate SG-1 book out now!
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