NOVELS

• Rollback  (Tor, April 2007)    

 
• Mindscan  (Tor, April 2005)    
   
• Calculating God  (Tor, June 2000)    
   
• Flashforward  (Tor, June 1999)    
   
• Factoring Humanity  (Tor, June 1998)    
   
• Illegal Alien  (Ace, December 1997)    
   
• Frameshift  (Tor, June 1997)    
   
• Starplex  (Ace, October 1996)    
   
• The Terminal Experiment  (HarperPrism, May 1995)    
   
• End of an Era  (Ace, November 1994; Tor, September 2001)    
   
• Golden Fleece  (Warner/Questar, December 1990; Tor, November 1999)    

Neanderthals Trilogy:

• Hominids  (Tor, May 2002)    
   
• Humans  (Tor, February 2003)    
   
• Hybrids  (Tor, September 2003)    

 

Quintaglios Trilogy:

• Far-Seer  (Berkley/Ace, June 1992)    
   
• Fossil Hunter  (Ace May 1993)    
   
• Foreigner  (Ace, March 1994)    

 

ANTHOLOGIES

• Tesseracts 6:  The Annual Anthology of New Canadian Speculative Fiction   (Tesseract Books, 1997)
   
• Crossing the Line:  Canadian Mysteries With a Fantastic Twist   (Pottersfield Press, 1998)

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SHORT STORIES

• "On the Surface," in Future Wars, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Larry Segriff, DAW, New York, April 2003.
• "Shed Skin," in The Bakka Anthology:  Original Science Fiction, edited by Kristen Pederson Chew, The Bakka Collection, Toronto, December 2002. Reprinted in: Analog, Jan/Feb 2004 issue.
• "Black Reflection," in In the Shadow of the Wall:  Vietnam Stories that Might have Been, edited by Byron R. Tetrick, Cumberland House, Nashville, 2000.
• "Fallen Angel," in Lisa Snellings' Strange Attraction:  Turns of the Midnight Carnival Wheel, edited by Edward E. Kramer, Shadowlands Press, Centreville, VA, 2000.
• "Wiping Out," in Guardsmen of Tomorrow, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Larry Segriff, DAW, New York, November 2000.
• "Star Light, Star Bright," in Far Frontiers, edited by Martin H. Greenberg and Larry Segriff, DAW, New York, September 2000.
• "The Shoulders of Giants," the lead story in Star Colonies, edited Martin H. Greenberg and John Helfers, DAW, New York, June 2000.
• "Mars Reacts!," in The Globe and Mail:  Canada's National Newspaper, Toronto, Saturday, December 11, 1999 (a 1,400-word SF story commissioned to explain what really happened to the Mars Polar Lander).  Reprinted as "The Blue Planet" in: Year's Best SF5, edited by David G. Hartwell, EOS, New York, 2000.
• "Stream of Consciousness," in No Limits:  Developing Scientific Literacy Using Science Fiction, edited by Julie Czerneda, Trifolium, Toronto, 1999.  Reprinted in: Packing Fraction and Other Tales of Science and Imagination, edited by Julie Czerneda, Trifolium, Toronto, 1999.
• "Gator," the lead story in Urban Nightmares, edited by Josepha Sherman and Keith R.A. Decandido, Baen, New York, November 1997.  Reprinted in: Unnatural Selection:  A Collection of Darwinian Nightmares, edited by Gord Rollo, Wildside Press, New Jersey, 2001.
• "The Hand You're Dealt," in Free Space, edited by Brad Linaweaver and Edward E. Kramer, Tor, New York, July 1997.  Reprinted in: Hayakawa SF Magazine (in a Japanese translation by Masayuki Uchida), Japan's principal science-fiction magazine, forthcoming.
• "Forever," in Return of the Dinosaurs, edited by Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW, New York, May 1997.
• "Peking Man," the lead story in Dark Destiny III:  Children of Dracula, edited by Edward E. Kramer, White Wolf, Atlanta, October 1996.  Reprinted in: Aurora Awards:  An Anthology of Prize-Winning Science Fiction & Fantasy, edited by Edo van Belkom, Quarry Press, Kingston, Ontario, November 1999.
• "Above It All," in Dante's Disciples, edited by Peter Crowther and Edward E. Kramer, White Wolf, Atlanta, February 1996.
• "Lost in the Mail," in the Canadian SF magazine TransVersions, Volume 1, Number 3, October 1995 (this issue also includes a profile entitled "Rob Sawyer: Not Just a Dinosaur Guy" by Mici Gold).  Reprinted in: Bloody York:  Tales of Murder, Mayhem and Mystery in Toronto edited by David Skene-Melvin, Simon & Pierre, Toronto, 1996.
• "You See But You Do Not Observe," in Sherlock Holmes in Orbit, edited by Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, New York, February 1995.  Reprinted in: Time Machines:  The Best Time Travel Stories Ever Written, edited by Bill Adler Jr., Carroll & Graf, New York, December 1997. Nebula Awards 31, edited by Pamela Sargent, Harcourt Brace, New York, 1997 (as a sample of the work by the winner of the Nebula Award for Best Novel of 1995).  Hayakawa SF Magazine (in a Japanese translation by Masayuki Uchida), Japan's principal science-fiction magazine, October 1996. &nsbp;Yellow Submarine Science Fiction et Fantasy (in a French translation by Patrick Marcel), No. 119, Mai (May) 1996, French SF magazine. &nsbp;Over the Edge:  Stories by Members of the Crime Writers of Canada, edited by Peter Sellers and Robert J. Sawyer, Pottersfield Press, 2000.
• "Just Like Old Times," the lead story in Dinosaur Fantastic, edited by Mike Resnick and Martin H. Greenberg, DAW Books, New York, July 1993.  Also published in On Spec:  The Canadian Magazine of Speculative Writing, Summer 1993.  Reprinted in: Hayakawa SF Magazine (in a Japanese translation by Masayuki Uchida), Japan's principal science-fiction magazine, August 1997.   Northern Stars:  The Canadian Science Fiction Anthology, edited by David G. Hartwell and Glenn Grant, Tor Books, New York, 1994.
• "Where the Heart Is," in Ark of Ice:  Canadian Futurefiction, edited by Lesley Choyce, Pottersfield Press, Nova Scotia, 1992.  Reprinted in: North of Infinity, edited by Micheal Magnini, Mosaic Press, Oakville, 1998.
• "The Good Doctor," in Amazing Stories, January 1989.
• "Golden Fleece," in Amazing Stories, story and accompanying essay, September 1988 (14,000 word novelette, later expanded into my first novel, Golden Fleece).
• "Uphill Climb," in Amazing Stories, March 1987.
• "The Contest," in 100 Great Fantasy Short Short Stories, edited by Isaac Asimov, Terry Carr, and Martin Harry Greenberg, Doubleday hardcover, 1984; Avon paperback, August 1985.
• "Ours to Discover," in Leisure Ways, November 1982 (the magazine of the Ontario division of the Canadian Automobile Association — one of a trio of "Future Ontario" stories selected by John Robert Colombo; the other two stories were by Terence M. Green and Andrew Weiner).
• "If I'm Here, Imagine Where They Sent My Luggage," in The Village Voice:  The Weekly Newspaper of New York, 14 January 1981.  Reprint: As a "Bon Voyage" greeting card, Story Cards, Washington, DC, 1987.
• "Motive," produced as one-third of the dramatic-trilogy starshow Futurescapes, Strasenburgh Planetarium, Rochester, New York, Summer 1980 (192 performances).

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