volumes include fresh stories intermixed with ones from the original series, providing a more complete look at the War World universe. Publications War World, Vol 1: The Burning Eye (1988) "Prolog: Discovery" (unattributed) "Haven" (unattributed) - Even before colonization, Haven is a source of conflict as factions fight to determine its status. "Dream Valley" - Edward P. Hughes - On the prison world of Haven, the strong can enslave the weak... unless they're clever. "The Toymaker and the General" - Mike Resnick - An expert in combat cyborgs is hunted down for his skills. "The Deserter" - Poul Anderson - As the Empire withdraws, only a legendary strategist can preserve civilization on Haven. "Rate of Exchange" - Roland Green and John F. Carr - With the Empire gone, Haven's economy has collapsed, and its social order is about to follow. "The Coming of the Eye" - Don Hawthorne - Haven's fragmented nations must defend themselves against powerful Sauron invaders. "The Great Beer Shortage" - Janet Morris and David Drake - The Saurons find they must not only conquer Haven, but themselves as well. "Necessity" - S. M. Stirling - Refugees from the Sauron assault combine into a new nation, the HaBandari, who will become the Saurons' strongest enemy. "Tribute Maidens" - Harry Turtledove - To maintain their breeding population, the Saurons demand the strongest daughters of those they conquer. "A Lion to the Sea" - John Dalmas - As centuries pass, the Sauron domination of Haven grows stronger, driving many tribes further into the wilderness, and forming strange alliances among them. "Discovery" (unattributed) - Does the Empire suspect that some Saurons have survived? "Excerpt from Bar Lev's A Traveler's Tale of Twenty Worlds" (unattributed) - A fragment of evidence hints at the Saurons' fate. War World, Vol 2: Death's Head Rebellion (1990) Introduction (unattributed) "The Face of the Enemy" - Don Hawthorne - As the Secession Wars grind on for generations, The Empire is driven to desperation and paranoia. "Death's Head Patrol" - Roland Greene and John F. Carr - The Saurons thought they could just drop in and take Haven. They soon learned otherwise. "Strong Blood" - G. C. Edmondson - As starving refugees flee from the Saurons into the harsh wilderness, they must learn new ways to survive... including some that they would never have considered before. "Brenda" - Larry Niven - On the planet Tanith, one Sauron