Author106 booksAlan Dean Foster
Alan Dean Foster is an American writer of fantasy and science fiction. He has written several book series, more than 20 standalone novels, and many novelizations of film scripts.
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Books by Alan Dean Foster
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Star Trek Log Four
Alien
Spellsinger
Nor Crystal Tears
Splinter of the Mind's Eye
Aliens
A Call to Arms
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
The Hour of the Gate
The Approaching Storm
Sentenced to Prism
Clash of the Titans
Midworld
The Thing
The Tar-Aiym Krang
Transformers
The day of the dissonance
Star Trek Log Three
The Dig
With Friends Like These
The End of the Matter
Star Trek Log Seven (Star Trek Logs)
Alien 3
The moment of the magician
Mid-Flinx
Icerigger
Orphan Star
Krull
The last starfighter
The time of the transference
Bloodhype
Cachalot
Reunion
The spoils of war
Flinx in flux.
For Love of Mother-Not
The black hole
The Hand of Dinotopia
Flinx transcendent
The false mirror
Star Trek Log Six (Star Trek Logs)
Dinotopia lost
Science fiction A to Z
Cat-A-Lyst
Star Trek Log Ten (Star Trek Logs)
Voyage to the City of the Dead
The deluge drivers.
Star Trek
Mission to Moulokin
Human Blend
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