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One day, maybe she'll come
Embark on a captivating journey through the vibrant corridors of youth and love in "One day, maybe she'll come." This enthralling novel intricately weaves the bitter-sweet complexities of affection, tradition, and secret pasts. Meet Aryan, a hopeful romantic, whose life takes an unexpected turn when he encounters Tanvi, the enigmatic girl of his dreams, amidst the bustling university campus in New Beginnings. As friendships blossom, witness Aryan's heart set ablaze by Tanvi's mysterious charm in the unfolding tale where Sparks Ignite, drawing him into the magnetic pull of love at first sight. The Heart's Strategy reveals Aryan's creative proposals in a heartwarming chess game to win Tanvi ov...
Palmer-Hughes Accordion Course, Book 1
This comprehensive method of music instruction enables the beginner to progress to an advanced stage of technical skill.
Asgard's Secret: The Asgard Trilogy, Book One
They call it Asgard, the Home of the Gods. Beneath its artificial shell are at least three vast cave-systems, each one the size of an Earth-like world; and beneath those, possibly many more. No one knows how many layers there might be, and no one knows what secrets might be buried down at the "center"--if there is a center. At some time in the distant past, Asgard had suffered a terrible catastrophe. Now its outer layers are cold, its builders presumed dead. Explorers and exploiters from a hundred different worlds and races are scavenging among the ruins--but deep down, there might still be light, warmth, life...and perils unknown. Mike Rousseau was one of the first humans to come to Asgard, decades earlier. Now he's challenged by both friends and foes--and it's hard to tell them apart on this icebound planet. He might also be the one man who can solve the biggest puzzle in the galaxy...if only he can stay alive! The first novel in a thrilling trilogy of science fiction adventure and discovery.
Halcyon Drift
In a galactic culture that extends from quasi-Utopian worlds like New Alexandria to vermin-infested slums like Old Earth, starship pilots have become the great romantic heroes of the day. When Star-Pilot Grainger is rescued from a shipwreck, he finds himself pressed into reluctant service to fly the Hooded Swan, the prototype of a new kind of interstellar ship. He's also picked up an alien parasite that's determined to share his brain. Under these dire circumstances, can Grainger possibly stay out of trouble? Not a chance!
Asgard's Heart
The gods of Asgard are in deep trouble. If they can’t defeat their internal enemies, the starlet in the macroworld’s core will blow up, killing trillions humanoids in its various layers. Only one man can save this articifial planet, and he can only do that by duplicating himself. Unfortunately, the software version of himself that's trying to operate within Asgard’s virtual space is fighting on the adversary’s home ground, and seems to have even less chance of success than the flesh-and-blood version. Even if they both get through, and contrive somehow to save the macroworld from destruction, how can they ever get together again to become a whole man--and at what cost? The thrilling conclusion to a magnificent sci-fi saga!
The Bastard Legion: War Criminals
Dirty, gritty and action-packed adventure featuring the galaxy's deadliest mercenaries, THE BASTARD LEGION MILITARY SCIENCE FICTION AT ITS BEST. 'High octane SF adventure with Smith's trademark twist' Jamie Sawyer, author of The Lazarus War It was the kind of dirty, violent work the Bastards were made for. Protect a bunch of colonists in the Epsilon Eridani system, whose moon had become a war zone as megacorp-backed mercenaries fought a brutal proxy war. Just the kind of fight the penal mercenary legion liked. But a hundred headless corpses are hard to explain, even for the Bastard Legion, and soon they are on the run, abandoned by their allies, and hunted by their most dangerous foe yet . ....
The Strange Journeys of Colonel Polders
In this classic fantasy story, a no-nonsense British officer, having offended an Indian swami in his club, finds his spirit lodged into a succession of animal bodies. Some of the animals the officer's spirit enters are a cat, a goat, an eel, a fox, and many others. In his fantastic style, Dunsany captures the exact sentiments of each animal, making it believable that the officer has, in fact, taken them as his own. The Strange Journeys of Colonel Polders is a fantastic tale that takes you to the core of fantasy writing and shows the skill of Lord Dunsany, which many writers hold in the absolute highest regard. A lost classic, The Strange Journeys of Colonel Polders is finally available for readers of the beloved fantasy genre.
The Last Revolution
In a time before computers were a mainstay of our lives, Lord Dunsany tells the story, which takes place in England, about the revolution of self-reproducing machines. Known to have a profound distaste for the Industrial Revolution, The Last Revolution touches on a topic we know all too well today: What happens if the computers take over?
Rhapsody in Black
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Time Out For Tomorrow
Richard Wilson's stories could almost be described as gentle - if it were not for the pungent humor which runs through most of them, the startling satiric commentary, all the more impressive for its quiet setting - and the one other quality that is essential in any form of good writing: a genuine concern with the human condition. This quality Wilson possesses in abundance and, perhaps in the end, it is this that makes his work such a joy to read. TIME OUT FOR TOMORROW contains twelve SF tales of vivid imagination! Kin (1956) The Big Fix (1956) Wasp (1954) An Abundance of Good Things (1954) The Tunnel Under the World (1959) The Best Possible World (1960) The Voice of the Diaphragm (1958) QRM (1957) The Ubiquitous You (1957) Just Call Me Irish (1958) The Locus Focus (1957)
