will ever read." SF Crowsnest hailed Sagan as "an adrenaline shot straight into the heart of science fiction," while SF Site called the novel "elegant SF, dark and haunting, with characters who linger in memory long after the last page is turned." The series' third instalment, Everfree, was praised by Sci Fi Weekly as being "startlingly original" and "undeniably satisfying and triumphant." Kirkus remarked that "Sagan's mind-blowing post-apocalyptic trilogy comes to a satisfying, terrifying conclusion." They went on to hail the book as "a powerful plea for sensible human cooperation delivered via a knockout story." Sagan taught screenwriting at Cornell University in the spring of 2007. He currently teaches screenwriting at Ithaca College. Both institutions are in Ithaca, New York. Works Novels Idlewild (2003) Edenborn (2004) Everfree (2006) Short stories "Tees and Sympathy" in Subterranean #4 (2006) Television credits Star Trek: Voyager (1998-1999) "In the Flesh" "Gravity" with Bryan Fuller "Course: Oblivion" with Bryan Fuller "Juggernaut" with Kenneth Biller & Bryan Fuller "Relativity" with Bryan Fuller & Michael Taylor Captain Simian & The Space Monkeys (1996) "Gormongous!" Exosquad (1995) "A Night Before Doomsday" with Mark Edens Space Precinct (1995) "Predator and Prey" Star Trek: The Next Generation (1993-1994) "Attached" "Bloodlines" Jack's Place (1993) "The Seventh Meal" with Linda Salzman Games OurColony (2005) Zork: Nemesis (1996) with Cecilia Barajas and Adam Simon References External links Science Fiction Weekly Interview conducted by John Joseph Adams 1970 births Living people 21st-century American novelists American people of Russian-Jewish descent American male novelists American science fiction writers American short story writers American television writers American male television writers Jewish American novelists Jewish agnostics University of California, Los Angeles alumni American male short story writers Sagan family American male screenwriters Carl Sagan 21st-century American non-fiction writers American male non-fiction writers Writers from Boston 21st-century American male writers