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An Important Sky
Speculative author and poet Kevin J Fellows offers an exploration of memory through poetry. The things we remember and those we don't connect through words and sound until nothing is forgotten, nothing is lost. Growing up in granite New England, living in small upstate New York cities, and most recently in the desert southwest, Kevin mines his memories to build poems both personal and universal. The old man peels the skin, barely anything; thin He does it carefully with slow and steady hands A knife worn; whet and honed a hundred times He peels the skin from grapes with heavy yet certain fingers... from Peeling Grapes
At the End of the World
"At the End of the World promises magic on every page. Fellows's obvious talents are his world-building and his prose." - Shai Palmer, Reedsy Discovery "The interconnection between the world building and the characters is beautifully crafted." - Lorraine Bondie, the Book & Nature Professor Review The End of the World is a wayward city, unbound by time and place. All Stina wants is to escape a terrible date and get her VW out of the mud. João just wants to return to his regiment fighting for the King of Portugal. Croydon wants to find his way home to his parents. But everyone caught in the unbound city, must decide to either stay with the strange magic or leave for an ever-changing and unknown outside world. Many arrivals accept the city's magic, others desire it for their own gain. One seeks to destroy it. But disrupting the city may trigger its destruction and the unmaking of the world. When you fall hopelessly lost among the missing, you must find yourself again through the kindness of strangers. Stay within the strange or leave for the unknown? Which do you choose? At the End of the World is the first book in the Unbound Worlds duology.
The Enduring Mage and Other Tales
Collected fantasy tales and poems.
At the End of the World
A wayward city spinning through time and place catches travelers with no way to return home. Catching them in a place where magic infects, fate is currency, and a mammoth mourns.Each traveller: Nico the peddler; Stina the university graduate; João, a Lieutenant for the King of Portugal; and Croydon, a boy at the edge of adolescence-each must choose to either stay in the strange medieval city where magic infects and wealth is not measured in coin, or leave to find a new home in the next time and place.Many arrivals accept the city's magic, others desire all the power for themselves, and one seeks to destroy it. Disrupting the magic of the oasis could trigger the unmaking of the city and the world containing it.Nothing but silence, heat, and wind. The road was empty except for João and King Sebastião. It could only be purgatory. "Perhaps?" João said, more to himself than the king. "Perhaps we really have died, and this is the realm of sleeping kings."A rich, magical debut. A tale of finding ourselves in unfamiliar places and situations, and the choices we face.
Trainees and Fellows Supported by the National Institute of Dental Research and Trained During Fiscal Year
Separate listings of trainees and fellows given grants and awards. Intended to identify young scientists who may be recruited for work in dental research by administrators and investigators. Contains 6 sections comprising listings of 2 groups by names, by major disciplines, and by dates of receipt of degrees. Entries include name, discipline, degrees and dates, year of birth, program director, and grant number.
Commonwealth Journal
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