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  <about><![CDATA[Also credited as <a href="http://www.goodreads.com/search/search?q= Mark Tiedemann" title=" Mark Tiedemann"> Mark Tiedemann</a> and <a href="http://www.goodreads.com/search/search?q= M. William Tiedemann" title=" M. William Tiedemann"> M. William Tiedemann</a>.<br/><br/>Mark W. Tiedemann has published ten novels---three in the Asimov's Robot Universe series, /Mirage, Chimera /and/ Aurora/---three in his own Secantis Sequence, /Compass Reach, Metal of Night, /and  /Peace &amp; Memory/---as well as stand-alones /Realtime, Hour of the Wolf/ (a Terminator novel), and /Remains/, plus /Of Stars &amp; Shadows/, one of the Yard Dog Doubledog series.  As well, he has published over fifty short stories, all this between 1990 and 2005.  /Compass Reach/ was shortlisted for the Philip K. Dick Award in 2002 and /Remains /was shortlisted for the James Tiptree Jr. Award in 2006.<br/><br/>For the last four years he has served as president of the Missouri Center for the Book (<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://books.missouri.org">http://books.missouri.org</a>) from which position he has recently stepped down.  He is now concentrating on writing new novels, a few short stories, and stirring a little chaos in the blogosphere at <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://DangerousIntersection.org">DangerousIntersection.org</a> and his own blog at MarkTiedemann.com<br/><br/>Oh, he still does a little photography and has started dabbling in art again after a long hiatus.<br/>]]></about>
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    <![CDATA[The Third Law of Robotics states that a robot must protect its own existence, as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Laws. After the diplomatic failures of the Spacer mission on Earth, Ambassador Ariel Burgess and roboticist Derec Avery are recalled to their home planet, Aurora. Their situation only worsens when they arrive, as they become suspects in another murder--one that could only have been committed by a non-human. On a world with a 20-to-1 robot-to-human population, is it possible a robot could have violated the Three Laws governing its behavior--and if so, why? Or is something far more sinister at work?]]>
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    <![CDATA[From a new and exciting talent, Mark W. Tiedemann, comes a fantastic new robot mystery set in the world of the late SF Grand Master and beloved author, Isaac Asimov.<p>   The First Law of Robotics states that a robot may not injure a human being, or through inaction, allow a human to come to harm.<p> 	 At a crucial conference uniting the Spacers, the Settlers, and representatives of Earth, Senator Clar Eliton of Earth and Senior Space Ambassador Galiel Humadros of Aurora are advocating the restoration of positronic robots on Earth, repudiating years of fear and resentment.  It is a dangerous stance to take.<p>  As the Spacer delegates arrive on Earth, conspirators assassinate Sentor Eliton. Ambassador Humadros is cut down, too. Both are failed by their robot protectors.<p>  	Special Agent Mia Daventri?part of the security force assigned to protect Eliton?is the only member of her team to survive the attack, and is rushed to the hospital.<p>  	Derec Avery?a survivor of the Robot City epic?is called in to investigate what may have caused the robot bodyguards to fail at the most critical hour. But his inquiries are stone-walled, and an attempt is made on Mia's life. Derec and Mia join forces with Calvin Instititute attache Ariel Burgess to penetrate a vast conspiracy that sprawls across Terran, Spacer, and Settler worlds and threatens to bring all three to the brink of war.</p></p></p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Chimera (New Isaac Asimov's Robot Mystery, #2)]]>
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    <![CDATA[Coren Lanra is the head of security for DyNan Manual Industries. A former Special Service agent, he's never cared for bureaucracy, piracy, or deception. Lanra's troubles begin when Nyom Looms, daughter of DyNan president Rega Looms, is murdered during an ill-fated mission to smuggle illegal immigrants from Earth to the colony Nova Levis. The question is, why? The only clue might be contained within the positronic brain of a robot that had accompanied the victim, but it has been deactivated, and Lanra is denied access to its memories. With the help of roboticist Derec Avery and Auroran ambassador Ariel Burgess, Lanra searches for the identity of a killer, before more lives are lost.]]>
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    <![CDATA[When Cira Kalinge signed on with the Armada, she thought her staid, provincial family disowning her was the worst thing that could happen.     Then the Secession happened and she found herself on a carrier heading for the Distal colonies to carry out a suppression of other humans, humans who had apparently chosen to cast their fortunes with nonhumans in defiance of the Pan Humana edicts severing all contact with the seti races.  And when she ended up the sole survivor of the entire fighter contingent of her task force, grounded on Finders during the worst days of the chaos of open rebellion, living precariously for the day the Armada returned to reclaim Finders, the last thing she expected was to be betrayed by the very service for which she had given up everything else.     For Alexan Cambion, volunteering for combat duty seemed the ideal way to justify his father's faith in him, fighting to preserve the Pan Humana.  But when he returns to his homeworld--Finders--shot down and captured in the first open engagement of the Secession, he learns to his dismay that every action he has taken since leaving Finders for Armada service has been exactly the opposite of what his father intended, and the welcome he expects becomes a nightmare.     Sean Merrick did not start his career as a double agent, but as the Secession began he found his sympathies siding more and more with the secessionists.  As the battle of Finders rages and he travels the boundary between the Distals and the Pan, he learns how impossible it is to stay aloof and uncommitted.     In the end, all of them must decide between loyalty and morality, family and integrity, duty and truth.]]>
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    <![CDATA[Fargo owes nothing to the Pan Humana. He turned his back on them long ago, when he was stripped of his identity, his class, his position, and all the other ties to human civilization enjoyed by its billions upon billions of citizens. Fargo joined the ranks of the Freeriders. To themselves, Freeriders are interstellar gypsies, the disinvested and therefore the truly free. To most of the rest of society, to the Invested, they are parasites, freeloaders, bums.    <p>But now Fargo finds himself caught up in events that are dragging him back into the folds of human culture and forcing him to choose sides in a struggle to determine the future of humanity in the galaxy. The aliens have come to make treaties, to interact with a paranoid humanity, to bridge the gaps that separate them. They do not understand the resistance they encounter and enlist aid where they can. Among those they pick, Fargo is their most unlikely choice. He is also their most dangerous choice.    <p>To the humans opposed to embracing the new future offered, Fargo is representative of everything they reject, a threat to everything they hold important and fear to lose. He is an outsider, unwanted, unwelcome, in many ways a barbarian, yet indispensable to both sides.    <p>For himself, Fargo has his own reasons for going all the way to Sol, to Earth, into the heart of power.    <p>Fargo has touched an alien mind.</p></p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Remains]]>
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    <![CDATA[&lt;div&gt;Set in the future when Earth has colonized the moon, Mars, and its orbitals, this science fiction adventure follows the adventures of security officer Mace Preston, who learns that his wife, Helen, has been killed in a construction accident on Mars. Suspicious of the circumstances surrounding her death, Mace embarks on a journey to uncover the truth; what he discovers instead is a zealous web of interplanetary terrorists and that he is falling in love with Nemily, a Cerebro-Augmented person sponsored by Helen for emigration to the colony Aea. With Nemily's ability to plug directly into computer systems, she may hold the clue to Helen's death, as well as a string of unexplained accidents across the galaxy—if only she knew how to access and process the information. Mace tries to help her, but time is running out for both of them as they grow closer to solving the truth about Helen's &quot;accident.&quot;<br/>&lt;/div&gt;]]>
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    <![CDATA[Diva]]>
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    <![CDATA[Hall runs the most prestigious production company for the benefit of the Subscription Class, whose members expect only the best, only the most exclusive, and who are guaranteed it by a barrier of security that keeps the unwashed masses very firmly Outside.  When he is contacted by an aging diva who wants him to produce her farewell show, Hall sees this as the crowning achievement of his career--until he learns of her conditions and needs.  Suddenly he is faced with violating the very rules that make Subscription Class Society what it is, in order to maintain the elaborate fiction of its promise of only the best.     In a society where reputation is everything, stepping outside even in a good cause is a tremendous risk.  But Hall finds himself more and more disenchanted with the whole charade, and is prepared to take more than a few modest chances to do something spectacular and—crime of crimes—Original.]]>
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    <![CDATA[As a healthy but aging grandfather, Eric Dover enters a 30-year cryogenic stasis to satisfy his desire to see the future. The intervening years for Eric's son Paul will be laced with bitterness by the unresolved tension of their strained relationship, but Eric's beloved 4-year-old grandson is going to miss his grampa too much to wait for his return. ]]>
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    <![CDATA[<p> <strong>From Mark W. Tiedemann, the bestselling author of the Isaac Asimov's Robot Mysteries Mirage and Chimera, comes a thrilling new mystery!</strong> <p> America in 2050 is a very different place. In the wake of a triumphant isolationist movement and a massive depression, state's rights supersede federal authority on all levels, and in the subsequent balkanization of economy, class, and politics, getting anything done in the &quot;national interest&quot; is a tortuous, nearly impossible task. <p> For Grant Voczek and Reva Cassonare, working for different, normally uncooperative agencies, overcoming these barriers takes on a personal edge when a Treasury agent is found murdered in St. Louis. They must work together to find the killers -- and the reason behind the killing. What they discover leads them through a maze of political and corporate collusion involving currency fraud, graft, and the systematic harvesting of people who cannot defend themselves because they do not legally exist. For Grant and Reva, failure would not be simply unacceptable -- failure would be a felony of conscience.</p></p></p>]]>
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    <![CDATA[Extensions]]>
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    <![CDATA[<em>Extensions</em> is a futuristic science fiction novella  that also offers an interesting perspective on human behavior.]]>
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