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A Darker Geometry Bruno was the most stable linker that Col. Buford Early's "wild talents" project could find, but linkers always went catatonic after a certain amount of time connected to high level computers. Bruno knew intellectually that he had to minimize cumulative link time; he had to stay sane for as long as possible. But with the link, he was so much more than human. He could see the All. And, more than that, he could extract every last bit of effectiveness from the ship he was piloting, and so - maybe, just maybe - save himself and his lady love, who is also his Captain, from that most horrible of fates: capture by Kzin. The man-killing cats from Kzin are back in short novels by Gregory Benford, Mark O. Martin and Donald Kingsbury. The Kzin Third Fleet has decided a change of strategy is in order after two unpleasant defeats at the hands of the humans (or "monkeys") from Earth. Only luck or the Outsiders can save us now. . . . Original. JUMP QUICK , MONKEY BOY After two unpleasant defeats at the hands of the humans from Earth - those rotten no good, sneaky monkeys with tools - the Kzin Third Fleet has decided a change of strategy is in order. Not scream and leap, but the more subtle and ultimately more satisfying (because it might work!) feint and pounce. The man-killing cats from Kzin are baaack. Only luck or the Outsiders can save us now... Cover illustration: Stephen Hickman He was a five-year-old human boy without membranous ears or fur, or even claws to defend himself, a boy severed from his family. The heroic myth of Lieutenant Nora Argamentine / Donald Kingsbury The trojan cat / Mark O. Martin & Gregory Benford. Chronicles the continuing battle between the humans of Earth and the lethal felines of Kzin