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Running And Stuff
"James Adams has a rare gift. In fact he has three. He is a brilliant writer, a comedic genius and is able to push his mind and body as far as anyone I know. The thought of getting up day after day to run 45 miles in utter agony, through chronic fatigue and sickness doesn't even bear thinking about. His examination of self on that journey is utterly inspiring together with his tales from other incredible feats of endurance. Of all the books on ultra running published in recent years, this has to be the best all rounder." – James Elson
Hero 9 to 5 #5: Quietus
Welcome back to a world where the rich can afford the best in super hero protection, but the poor have to get by with government-sponsored heroes provided by the lowest bidder. The "Lone Knight" returns from the pages of Hero: 9 to 5, but how will The Loner, and the finest men and women that publicly funded super hero protection can supply, cope when a mysterious figure leaves a trail of unconnected corpses in his wake? Who is the Nightress and what keys does she hold to this mystery? How silent and deadly is a ninja's fart? All these questions and many more probably won't be answered in this issue! In a world where being a super hero is just another job, what happens when there's nobody left alive to pay the bill? Quietus-- some men just want to watch the world die.
The Vessel of Terror
Out in the Arctic Ocean, the research vessel Alesia manages to capture a mysterious Magnapinna squid, an animal never before captured by mankind. The researchers, led by Maria, decide to take the specimen back to port in Bergen, Norway. However, what they bring home isn’t just a scientific wonder but also a thing more horrific than Pandora’s Box. Soon, madness creeps into the crew of the Alesia and friends become monsters.
AloneNotLonely
After most of the earth's population is apparently wiped out, Alex is left alone, but that suits her just fine. Having never been able to trust people anyway, she is perfectly suited for survival in this desolate new world; one in which everyone is potentially a monster, both figuratively and literally.
Man of Sin
Unable to forgive himself after his son’s death, Damien Nero’s life spirals out of control. As he struggles to stay sane, Damien discovers that those he trusted have been lying to him his entire life. Feeling lost and betrayed Damien must find the inner strength to let go and move on from his past.
The Gunrunner
A civilian gunrunner working for the military is pursued by mercenaries determined to steal the weapon she’s transporting. Unknown to all involved, the weapon is not from this world...
Milky
A nervous milkman leads the ignorant residents of Crafton Hill in a daring rescue after his lifelong crush (and all the other village women) are abducted by aliens…
Ancestors
Thousands of years in the past, ancient gods helped man develop and grow until they left, disappointed by the behaviour of the human race. In the present day, the Hayes family try to cope with the grief of losing their youngest child who died in terrible circumstances, while the recently elected new Mayor of Washington DC, Albert Cox is determined to build a megalithic pyramid on an area that was the site of a historical massacre. Everyone will know very soon that these events are all connected... Past and present are about to converge in an unparalleled event. Will mankind be able to survive?
An Ancient Land
David Price Williams is a well-known Middle Eastern archaeologist and ‘An Ancient Land: Genesis of an archaeologist’ is an account of his work in the Holy Land, especially about his four-year multi-disciplinary expedition to find for the first time the effects of climatic change on human cultural and physical evolution.
Cancertown: Blasphemous Tumors #5
Headrush closes in on the last of the Cancertown Players, while Morley gathers his dwindling allies and prepares for the final assault. With perhaps minutes left to live and two worlds to save, Morley loses his grip for one second -- and breaks the last remaining rule he ever set himself.
