The Guardian17 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2002 Very good but very "quiet" reading + ODD BUT FRIGHTENINGLY ENJOYABLE!!! + An engaging read, even though it's light on the SF Written as a memoir, much of this book takes place in 19th Century America. Rosa Coleman was a part of high society in Philadelphia. After witnessing her husband sodomizing Daniel, their young son, she picked him up and fled across uncharted America by train and steamboat. Pinkerton detectives ...             A Separate War and Other Stories6 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2006 A young writer who became an award winner in his genre. + Haldeman's Latest Collection + Great Set of Short Stories!! + Haldeman - The Award Winner!             Mindbridge8 reviews Joe Haldeman St Martins Pr, 1976 One of the best Haldeman books + Quick, enjoyable read + Well-written, exciting book. Not perfect. Haldeman has a dedicated following for a reason, one of the big reasons is this book. I read Mindbridge after reading Worlds and Worlds Apart. Since then I've read most of Haldman's novels. My favorites are easily, Forever Peace, Forever War, Mindbridge, and Worlds Apart. This is a great place ...             The Coming54 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace, 2001 A gem of a novel + Good quick read In the middle of the 21st Century, Aurora Bell is an Astronomy professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville. One day, she receives a message from outer space ("We're Coming") that seems to herald the arrival of alien visitors. The alien ship is traveling at just under the speed of light, ...             Hemingway Hoax4 reviews Joe Haldeman Avon Books (Mm), 1991 If you like alternate Time-lines... + Not his best, but worth a read ... You should read this book. John Baird, a Hemmingway scholar in something of a bind, agrees to produce a forgery of a "lost" work of the great master. Since this would radically change his earth's future, a sort of inter-dimensional hitman is dispatched to kill him. Which he does. Sort of. ...             None So Blind: A Short Story Collection9 reviews Joe Haldeman Eos, 1997 Haldeman writes like SF like a poet + Not Free SF Reader + Intriguing tales that GRIP the imagination + Read this book.             Dealing in Futures8 reviews Joe Haldeman Roc, 1993 First Rate Short Story Collection + One of the best SF Short story collections I've ever read + You will not put it down. Joe Haldeman is an excellent short story writer, as he proves in "Dealing in Futures." The book opens with the chilling novella "Seasons," about an outer space anthropological study gone horribly wrong. Another lengthy item is "You Can Never Go Back," which was originally intended to be the ...             Camouflage74 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace, 2005 Best book ive read this year + An Enjoyable Read + Great aliens, blase humans i ran throgh this book. read it in less than two days. very fast paced. i loved it. i have recently fell in love with this author. i am currently working my way through his work. you can really feel for the changling in this book. i think the last chapter went too quickly. kind of like the author ...             Buying Time4 reviews Joe Haldeman Avon Books, 1990 My favorite book + A great suspenseful page turner from Haldeman. + A fun read + This book really kicks             Old Twentieth24 reviews Joe Haldeman, 2005 sad ... uplifting ... sad This book starts off sad, goes uplifting for a while then goes sad again. The end of the story is quite the shocker.             Marsbound15 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2008 Fast - Entertaining Read + Excellent Book This is a great book for that quiet weekend away or on the beach. Fast moving, funny and a terrific little story. I really enjoyed this - another good one by Joe Haldeman.             There Is No Darkness6 reviews Joe Haldeman, Jack C. Haldeman II Ace, 1985 Classic coming of age story + Haldeman x2 + This book rules + It's a Hard-to-find classic             All My Sins Remembered (Gollancz S.F.)15 reviews Joe Haldeman Gollancz, 2003 What is the Worth of a Man? + the rave reviews do not lie + Impressive + one of the finest works of sci fi             Infinite Dreams3 reviews Joe Haldeman Avon Books (Mm), 1979 Another good short-story collection + Not Free SF Reader + Haldeman's First Short Story Collection Of the three collections by Haldeman that I've read, I'd have to put this after None So Blind, but before Dealing In Futures, even though I gave them all 4's. It contains a good number of stories, and as always, the first entry is excellent. Two of the reasons I love Haldeman's work are evident ...             The Accidental Time Machine76 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2007 Interest read with weak ending This is a fine piece of fiction work on the topic of time travel, it touches all the interesting aspects involved, even though the actual travelling is mostly forward. The author used the forwarding time travel to trace the evolution steps of human society, some of them are interesting. However ...             Tool of the Trade3 reviews Joe Haldeman William Morrow & Co, 1987 A favorite fantasy - done in a reasonably moral way + Great spy book with a nice sci-fi twist + How to save the world with a trick watch Ever daydream you can control other peoples minds? Well, this isn't a porn story! (grin) It's a fast paced delightful action thriller. Would make a very entertaining movie.... oh well, sad that it's out of print.             A Separate War and Other Stories6 reviews Joe Haldeman Ace Hardcover, 2006 A young writer who became an award winner in his genre. + Haldeman's Latest Collection + Great Set of Short Stories!! + Haldeman - The Award Winner!             There Is No Darkness6 reviews Joe Haldeman, Jack C. Haldeman II Ace, 1985 Classic coming of age story + Haldeman x2 + This book rules + It's a Hard-to-find classic             None So Blind: A Short Story Collection9 reviews Joe Haldeman Eos, 1997 Haldeman writes like SF like a poet + Not Free SF Reader + Intriguing tales that GRIP the imagination + Read this book.             Old Twentieth24 reviews Joe Haldeman, 2005 sad ... uplifting ... sad This book starts off sad, goes uplifting for a while then goes sad again. The end of the story is quite the shocker.