The Cold Cash War tells of a very different kind of corporate war - one fought with trained mercenary armies! The Bug Wars is a novel of alien warfare waged between the Tzen - fierce warriors and master strategists (and reptiles) and their Enemy-savage conquerors and brilliant technicians (and insects). Can the Tzen defend themselves and their world from a swarm of winged invaders? In Tambu, we meet the mysterious figure who has long held the settled planets in his reign of terror through the fleet of pirates under his command. Now, for the first time, the legendary warlord has granted a reporter an interview. The truth will finally be known about Tambu's origin and power... that is, as long as the reporter is allowed to leave alive with his story!
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Meisha Merlin Publishing has gone bust
Jun 28 2008
By M. SANDER
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Sadly it appears Meisha Merlin Publishing has gone bust so will not be publishing this book after all.
I own original editions of two of the three Robert Asprin paperbacks that were to appear in this omnibus reprint (The Bug Wars and The Cold Cash Wars), and it is a great pity that a new generation of fans will not get to enjoy them. They are excellent books dating from before Robert Asprin turned to humour-fantasy writing, and I would reccommend them to anyone who likes hard SF.
I own original editions of two of the three Robert Asprin paperbacks that were to appear in this omnibus reprint (The Bug Wars and The Cold Cash Wars), and it is a great pity that a new generation of fans will not get to enjoy them. They are excellent books dating from before Robert Asprin turned to humour-fantasy writing, and I would reccommend them to anyone who likes hard SF.
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