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Parallel
Who knows what is, what will be and what might be? Author K.T. Seto explores the possibilities in this collection of short stories. For the first time read all of her previously published Science Fiction shorts in one place and 6 brand new never before published tales. Enter into the world of what if and explore the depths of the human psyche. Find love, find hope, start anew. Tales range from classic science fiction complete with aliens, to cyberpunk and dystopian fiction. Parallel, a collection of short science fiction by K.T. Seto. It's guaranteed to be a wild ride.
Through The Sunshine
Ten stories focused on light fae. Deedra Nichole - Blood Moon Rising A return to the story from Under the Mists. Can anyone stop Lyria the blood siren's evil reign? The last light faery and an infant will try. KA Masters - Furnace and the Mountain of Hope Furnace, the kobold, and his mate Betta, the mermaid, take on an adventure to save a friend. KT Seto - Into the Mist A mother learns about the dark creatures that wander this world and help the light fae to battle the dark. Luisa Kay Reyes - The Long Lost Maiden of Light A serving girl with a secret past finds that a kind heart has rewards. Michael J Walters - Returning Home Old customs keep the faery magic alive, but are they right? Michae...
Faery Playground
Come seek the children where they play and learn the lessons of the Fae. Stories, poems and art combine to paint a picture most sublime. In Faery Playground you will find the darkness stalks all faery kind. Featuring Art by: Patricia Harris Vonnie Winslow Crist K.T. Seto Poetry by: Cyndi Pilcher Vonnie Winslow Crist And 9 New Tales: Gathering the Girls by BF Vega – Changelings and Fae children go seeking their lost siblings Playful Faeries by Cyndi Pilcher (poem) Angel by K.T. Seto – A little girl sees eyes in a puddle and learns more about her mother's ancestors. Tale of Little Jenny by Lorraine Lewis - A sprite loses her innocence and transforms Wee Blind Mice by Ruan Bradford Wright â...
Nightmare Whispers
Fae Corps Publishing presents 9 tales of terror that answer the question: "What lies in the dark?" Featuring poetry, prose and art by new and established authors from around the world. Nightmare Whispers Volume 1: The Darkness Within is (152 pages of) terror that makes you think and melds magic, mystery and the mundane to create one sharp punch of horror. Featuring Horror Themed poetry by: LISA POFF JOHN GREY IVOR STEVEN Art by: ZLA And 9 Spine Tingling Tales: Number 99 By K.T. Seto: A Prison guard finds an alternate meaning to the word justice. Into the Graveyard By Charles Kelley: A bully's dare has consequences that rock a small town It Pulls the Fibers From My Skin, It Says I'll Get the ...
Moon Dog and the Purple Tree
In this first Picture book for toddlers by author K.T. Seto, children are taken on a delightful adventure with a precocious little boy and his beloved stuffed Dog. 22 pages.
Tis the Why We Have Christmas
In this lyrical retelling of the Nativity story, Composer Denyce Y. Daniels and her daughter Speculative Fiction author and Illustrator K.T. Seto give voice to the Catholic version of the tale.
NW:What Remains
New Horizons or the maze of your mind navigation depends on the secrets you find. Fae Corps Publishing Presents 8 tales of psychological horror that ask the question "how do you fight the enemy within?" Featuring poetry, prose and art by new and established authors from around the world. Nightmare Whispers Volume 3: What Remains is 132 unsettling pages that trap your mind and combines fantasy and cyberpunk for a gut punch of terror.
Beneath the Deep Wave
Dermot, Brian, RuairÃ, and Ciara have been training for their role as the next generation of the coven of sorcerers known as the DrÃacht. But their training will have to wait. War is upon Denú. Dark forces loyal to the evil sorcerer Taranis are on the rampage. They make new allies, including Denú's royal family, one of whom seems familiar to Dermot. The DrÃacht must now take different paths to save lives and uphold the people's morale. For Dermot and his friends, they will embark upon a series of adventures that will teach them what it means to be a drÃadór. Meanwhile, Taranis has enslaved Dermot and Brian's father. Will the brothers see him or their mother again? Before a tremendous battle begins, many secrets long kept deep shall finally surface.
Resisting Evil
A species existing in secret, a vendetta and a curse, a clan bound by magik bound together by love. "Okay, I was out of line, I'll admit it, and I'm sorry." Beth began gathering their dirty dishes and stacking them near the sink. "Keep going." She turned the water on and plugged the sink, pouring dish detergent into the water. "Weres can be... possessive." Beth snorted. "You think?" "We had such a connection last night, and my wolf... well, he wants to claim you as ours." "Excuse me?" "My wolf wants to claim you as our mate." A single kiss leads to passion. A single look to destiny. Were shifters meet their fated match in a world where magic, lust and evil collide. Resisting Evil- Book One of the Magik Saga takes readers on a journey through tragedy and ecstasy into true love.
Land Use Competition
This book contributes to broadening the interdisciplinary knowledge basis for the description, analysis and assessment of land use practices. It presents conceptual advances grounded in empirical case studies on four main themes: distal drivers, competing demands on different scales, changing food regimes and land-water competition. Competition over land ownership and use is one of the key contexts in which the effects of global change on social-ecological systems unfold. As such, understanding these rapidly changing dynamics is one of the most pressing challenges of global change research in the 21st century. This book contributes to a deeper understanding of the manifold interactions between land systems, the economics of resource production, distribution and use, as well as the logics of local livelihoods and cultural contexts. It addresses a broad readership in the geosciences, land and environmental sciences, offering them an essential reference guide to land use competition.
