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Doug Beason

(b.1953)

Doug Beason is the author of fourteen books, eight with collaborator Kevin J. Anderson, including Ignition (bought by Universal studios' Joe Singer, producer of "Courage Under Fire") and Ill Wind (currently under option for a TV mini-series), as well as two non-fiction books.

Genres: Science Fiction, Thriller

Series

Craig Kreident (with Kevin J Anderson)
   1. Virtual Destruction (1996)
   2. Fallout (1997)
   3. Lethal Exposure (1998)

Wild Blue U
1. The Cadet (2015)
2. The Officer (2016)

Novels

   Return to Honor (1989)
   Assault on Alpha Base (1990)
   Lifeline (1990) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Strike Eagle (1991)
   The Trinity Paradox (1991) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Assemblers of Infinity (1993) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Ill Wind (1995) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Ignition (1996) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Kill Zone (2019) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Space Station Down (2020) (with Ben Bova)

Collections

   Magnetic Reflections (2011) (with Kevin J Anderson)
   Duty, Honor, Country (2017) (with Donald J Bingle, Ezekiel James Boston, J D Brink, M L Buchman and Harvey Stanbrough)
   Space Race (2017) (with Kevin J Anderson, M L Buchman, Robert T Jeschonek, Kate MacLeod, Gary Rinehart and Kristine Kathryn Rusch)

Novellas

Prisons (2010) (with Kevin J Anderson)

Non fiction

DOD science and technology (1988)
The E-Bomb (2005)

Anthologies containing stories by Doug Beason

Full Spectrum (1988)
Tales from the Mos Eisley Cantina (1995)
How to Save the World (1995)
War of the Worlds (1996)

Short stories

	Reflections in a Magnetic Mirror (1988) (with Kevin J Anderson)
	Defense Conversion (1995)
	When the Desert Wind Turns: The Stormtrooper's Tale (1995)
	Determinism and the Martian War, with Relativistic Corrections (1996)

Awards

Nebula Awards Best Novel nominee (1994) : Assemblers of Infinity

Doug Beason recommends

The Oppenheimer Alternative (2020)
Robert J Sawyer
"Incredibly realistic: the characters, locations, the era, and even the science. I felt like I was back in Los Alamos — and I should know: I worked there! Breathlessly riveting; Sawyer pulls it off masterfully."

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