Wild Cards I

The Wild Cards series is a series of science fiction books written by a number of authors, including George R. R. Martin. The books follow the lives of a group of people who have been infected with a virus that gives them superhuman abilities. The series is set in a alternate history where the virus was released in 1946, and follows the lives of the people who have been affected by it. The series is full of action, adventure, and suspense, and is a must-read for any science fiction fan.V.

The Wild Cards I.V. was created by George R. R. Martin, John J. Miller, and Melinda M. Snodgrass.

The Wild Cards I.V. is a book of short stories edited by George R. R. Martin, John J. Miller, and Melinda M. Snodgrass. It was published on February 1, 2005 by Tor Books.

The book contains twenty-two short stories by various authors, set in the same shared universe as the Wild Cards series. The stories take place in the years since the conclusion of the last book in the series, Inside Straight.

George R. R. Martin, Walter Jon Williams, Melinda Snodgrass, Carrie Vaughn, David Levine, and Lewis Shiner all have different writing styles. Howard Waldrop is the only author with a specific writing style.

George R. R. Martin (editor), Walter Jon Williams, Melinda Snodgrass, Carrie Vaughn, David Levine, Lewis Shiner, Howard Waldrop have edited an interesting and well written book about the Wild Cards. The book gives a detailed account of the history and events surrounding the Wild Cards, and provides a good overview of the various characters and plotlines.

The book is well researched and well written, and provides a good introduction to the Wild Cards universe. It is a little bit light on the actual plot of the books, but that is to be expected given that it is an anthology. Overall, this is a good book for anyone interested in the Wild Cards, and is a good starting point for anyone new to the series.