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L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 36
Sci-fi and fantasy of tomorrow . . . . . . selected by masters of today. Where can you find the hottest new talent all in one book? Right here. This year’s winning stories include a diverse collection of brilliantly realized worlds of dystopian politics, magical realism, post-apocalyptic adventure, and romance, dark fantasy and more. You’ll love this anthology because these writers push the boundaries—and break beyond them . . . these illustrators envision the impossible—and render it real . . . these stories challenge the way we see ourselves—and present the world in a new way. Buy Writers of the Future Volume 36. 24 Award-winning Authors and Illustrators Bonus short stories by: L...
The Drummer Girl
Years after her schizophrenic mother's suicide, Detroit-based musician Jing Elwood wakes on the asteroid Psyche, where spirit animals feed off "visions" received from Earth. With the help of several such animals, Jing searches for an escape from the harrowing ordeals of the planetoid, all the while struggling with the question of whether or not she has inherited her mother's disorder or if Psyche is reality.
Iltday
Skeet Jeffcoat Deveaux works at the video store, likes toaster waffles and the Wizard of Oz, and lives with his grandpa. Life isn't easy, but it's nice enough. Except for one thing. Sometimes, wedged in between midnights, there comes a secret day - Iltday - a day of the week only Skeet experiences. And somewhere from within those secret pockets of time, some thing wants out...
Writers of the Future
Soar to new heights of Science Fiction & Fantasy. Who are the top science fiction writers and illustrators of the future? The answer is here. Get to know tomorrow's brightest creative talents chosen by some of today's bestselling authors and celebrated artists including Kevin J. Anderson, Orson Scott Card, Larry Elmore, Brandon Sanderson, Dan dos Santos, and Robert J. Sawyer. Enter brilliantly realized worlds of dystopian politics, magical realism, post-apocalyptic adventure and romance, dark fantasy and more. Explore universes of unlimited possibility in which a cereal box becomes a Pandora's box of good and evil . . . a troupe of artistic androids risk everything to catch the eye of a crit...
LampLight - Volume 2
Our featured artist is Mary SanGiovanni. She brings to us a new story entitled "The Mime". Life has gotten more interesting for Jonathan Crowely in Part 3 of James A Moore's serial novella, the Devoted. J.F. Gonzalez talks about Weird tales, both its history and influences in Shadows from the Attic. We have fiction from doung jai Tim W Boiteau Alethea Eason Lucy A Snyder
Sequels
A guide to series fiction lists popular series, identifies novels by character, and offers guidance on the order in which to read unnumbered series.
Dream of Shadows
A monster beyond the threshold, a terrible vision of life after death and the most violent elf you've ever seen. All this and more in the first issue of Dream of Shadows, a magazine for horror and fantasy, with stories by Triona Lehane, Liam Hogan, Matias F. Travieso-Diaz, Lindy Greaves, Kurt Newton, Loie Dunn, Tim Boiteau, Lorenzo Crescentini, Soren James, Austin Gragg and a bonus story by Steven Rooke.
Yes Lad, But Byways
When a promoter of nudism, in a newspaper interview, “pulled out a pipe and tobacco,” It was Tim who asked “Where from?” Reading that more babies are born in countries which protect storks, Tim has an ingenious theory. It is the small incidental, personal things and odd ideas which we are most likely to recall fondly in our dotage. This is a lifelong 92-year autobiography, full of light-hearted glances back, and the book’s title is a gentle swipe at Housman and his “blue remembered hills.” Every highway has its network of intriguing byways. Tim’s natural wit radiates from the pages of this insightful memoir. Considering the byways of life and delighting in their anomalies is something we all should do more often.
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