Published Works
- The Mask (1984)
- Dome with J. Michael Reaves (1987) - present-day end of the world, prequel to Matador series in that it mentions Spetstods
- Trinity Vector (1996)
- The Digital Effect (1997)
- Men in Black (1998 Novelization)
- Time Was: Isaac Asimov's I-BOTS with Gary Braunbeck (1998)
- Titan A.E (2000 Novelization) with Dal Perry
- Windowpane (2003)
- Tribes: Einstein's Hammer
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