Willis, Connie

When time-traveling historians are sent back from 2060 to various historic destinations, something goes very wrong. Three of the time-travelers are sent to World War II simultaneously where they sense that the war and history itself is being altered.

Bennett O'Reilly, a chaos theory scientist, and Sandra Foster, a woman who studies fads, team up on a project at HiTek corporation working with a flock of sheep, marking the start of their own chaotic relationship.

Time-travel researcher Ned Henry shuttles back and forth between the 21st century and the 1940s in order to correct an incongruity brought forward from the past.

Dr. Joanna Lander, a pscyhologist specializing in near-death experiences, is recruited to lend credibility to the work of young neurologist Dr. Richard Wright who has come up with a way to manufacture the near-death experience using a psychoactive drug, but things go eerily wrong when Joanna begins to take the drug herself.

A collection of eight Christmas stories by science-fiction author Connie Willis about church choirs, presents, pod people from outerspace, wishes that do and don't come true, stars and shepherds, wise men and Santa Claus, and other trappings of the season.

A collection of eleven science fiction works by the Nebula and Hugo award winning author.