Tony Daniel
Novels, Short Stories, Screenplays, Poetry, Reviews, and Nonfiction
Tony Daniel Delivers a Generally Positive Review of ‘A State At Any Cost: The Life of David Ben Gurion’ at the ‘Federalist’
Tony Daniel’s reviews A State At Any Cost: The Life of David Ben Gurion by Tom Segev, translated by Haim Watzman, at the Federalist. Tony says the book supports an important political lesson from the twentieth century : nationalism, for all its flaws, helped humans survive what could have been a machine-age, science-based Armageddon, and socialism, for all its claims to virtue, nearly wiped out the human species.
The interview is here.
Big Ships Blowing Things Up in Mass Market
Tony Daniel and Christopher Ruocchio edited science fiction anthology Star Destroyers is now out in mass market paperback format.
Get it here.
Tony Daniel General (Raj Whitehall) Series Books Written with David Drake to Be Available as Audiobooks Soon
The press release is here.
‘The Dragon Hammer’ by Tony Daniel Now Available as Audiobook from Recorded Books and at Audible
The Dragon Hammer, Book 1 of Tony Daniel’s young adult high fantasy Wulf’s Saga series, is now available as an audiobook from Recorded Books. The Dragon Hammer is also available at Audible.com.
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Tony Daniel Reviews a Biography of Chief Justice John Roberts “The Chief” by CNN Analyst Joan Biskupic at the ‘Federalist’
Tony Daniel argues that CNN legal analyst Joan Biskupic’s biography of Chief Justice John Roberts The Chief is so preoccupied with disagreeing with the man that it doesn’t provide much insight into Roberts’s life and rulings.
Read the review here.
Tony Daniel Reviews ‘The Spy and the Traitor’ by Ben MacIntyre, a Thrilling Account of the Historically Important KBG-Agent-turned-British-spy Oleg Gordievsky at ‘The Federalist’
Tony Daniel says historian Ben MacIntyre’s new book, The Spy and the Traitor, tells the thrilling story of how the KGB’s Oleg Gordievsky helped check the Soviet Union as Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan fought communism. Gordievsky’s spying for the West had a definite impact on ending the Cold War and driving victory for freedom and democracy.
Read the review here.
Author Copies in for Tony Daniel Story “Lovers” in 2018’s ‘The Year’s Best Military & Adventure SF Volume 4’
Author copies have arrived with a first look at the cover for The Year’s Best Military & Adventure SF Volume 4 featuring Tony Daniel’s story “Lovers.”
The anthology will be available at booksellers everywhere in June, or pre-order here, among other places.
Tony Daniel Short Story “Lovers” Collected in ‘Year’s Best Military & Adventure Science Fiction Volume 4’; eARC Now Available.
“Lovers,” by Tony Daniel, which originally appeared in the anthology Forged in Blood, edited by Michael Z. Williamson, and set in his Freehold universe, is collected again in The Year’s Best Military and Adventure SF, Volume 4, edited by David Afsharirad. The electronic advanced reading copy, a special ebook early edition (with typos included), is available for sale here. The print edition will be out in June 2018.
First Copies of New ‘Star Destroyers’ Anthology In, with Tony Daniel Introduction
Initial copies of Star Destroyers, an anthology edited by Tony Daniel and Christopher Ruocchio, are in at the Baen office. The book will be at booksellers in March. Star Destroyers has some great stories by many Baen-Books-related authors.
The basic idea of the anthology is there on the cover. Big ships. Blowing things up. It’s about large spaceships and starships, enormous and enormously powerful, in big futures where contention is rife. Will the future have anything like this? Who the heck knows. But the stories are fun.
Star Destroyers has an introduction by Tony Daniel on the idea of the battleship in science fiction. You can read it for free here.
The Amber Arrow Debuts September 5
The Amber Arrow, the sequel to The Dragon Hammer, is on the way to booksellers everywhere in September 2017. That’s Ursel Keiler on the cover, by the way, the expert archer and adopted daughter of bear people, from The Dragon Hammer.
A stack of The Amber Arrow author copies.
The first chapter of The Amber Arrow is in Ursel’s point of view.
