The informational storms that control human thoughts and emotions will stop working when he would appear - Aneralt the Thaumaturge. Used as a Puppet in the beginning, he will defy the new World Order with the help of his only ally – an animated fire that lives at the bottom of his wizard earring Targeted Age Group:: YA & NA What Inspired You to Write Your Book? Scandinavian mythology, Philipp K. Dick, Lovecraft and Tolkien … [Read more...] about The Puppet of the Omnigods by Andrew Baltasar
A Hunter Rises by Sean Clarke
In a city crushed by a dark empire, a lowly hunter finds himself in a race to bring magic to the fight for freedom...... Jacob was ten years old when he ran away from home to escape his abusive foster parents. Now, he survives on the tough streets of a city that will chew him up and spit him out if he's not careful. When Jacob stumbles on his mother's lost diary, he discovers a secret that could change his life in the blink of an eye. The power of elemental magic is within his grasp, but only … [Read more...] about A Hunter Rises by Sean Clarke
The Doomed World of Milagro by Simon Finchley
A pirate struggling to make a change. A ghosthand with something to prove. And an ancient magic that binds their fates. Juliana wants to do the right thing for her rusty mechanical crew, but her past keeps dragging her back to piracy. When she discovers the merfolk have a powerful magical weapon, she makes a plan to shift the balance of power on the sea forever. Meanwhile, Otte wants to find a place in their sleepy farming town, but despite their magical skills, they don’t belong. When a … [Read more...] about The Doomed World of Milagro by Simon Finchley
The Imaginators by M.K. Valley
Andria del Scorpio traded her crown for a sword. Being an Assassin on Ares might mean rubbing elbows with the filth of the Infinite Universe, but at least she’s free. Her ability to 'imagine' is perfectly suited to kill, and all Andria has to do is bag the prize money and consider the next Contract on the list. When an illegitimate Contract goes according to plan, everything goes wrong for her and her partner. They have a month before they’re put on trial and chained for murder. As time runs … [Read more...] about The Imaginators by M.K. Valley
Interview with Author – Stephanie Barr
About Stephanie Barr: Although Stephanie Barr is a slave to three children and a slew of cats, she actually leads a double life as a part time novelist and full time rocket scientist, writing primarily fantasy and science fiction. People everywhere have learned to watch out for fear of becoming part of her stories. Beware! You might be next! What inspires you to write? Anything can inspire me to write. An unusual phrase by my daughter, a current situation, a what-if question (my favorite), … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Stephanie Barr
Interview with Author – Mark Johnson
About Mark Johnson: Mark was born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1977. He attended university in the USA, lived there, then returned and worked as a high school teacher before getting into writing and publishing. He chose fantasy because it’s the best way of telling the truth, without telling the truth. He’s fascinated by old things and forgotten myths. Mark lives in Auckland with his coffee machine, his wife and two children. Read on or listen to the text instead: Loading... … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Mark Johnson
Time Blaster by CL Rowell
Time Blaster by CL Rowell How do you kill someone that can’t die? One hundred years ago in the year 2000, a brilliant young scientist invented a tiny self-aware AI robot small enough to travel through human veins and it revolutionized healthcare for all. Fifty years in my future, in 2150, a madman will succeed in perverting it in an attempt to take over the world… unless I can stop him… except, I don’t know how to stop him. A dystopian time travel science fantasy novel featuring a kickass … [Read more...] about Time Blaster by CL Rowell
The Wandering World: And Other Stories by B C Woodruff
The future isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. In this eclectic short story anthology, every wonder comes with a price. A grizzled detective struggles to uncover an ancient society that fights in the shadows. A seasoned diplomat embarks on a desperate, physics-defying mission to stop a war with a lost world. An ordinary woman discovers that the best superpower might be having none at all. And in the novella “Modern Philosophy” a curmudgeonly philosopher stumbles into an adventure that stretches … [Read more...] about The Wandering World: And Other Stories by B C Woodruff
Interview with Author – Adam Watt
About Adam Watt: I am an award-winning independent Science Fantasy author. I'm currently writing book two of my Rebirth Shades of Apocalypse series. The first book is set in Boise, Idaho and follows the story of Tod, a man who overcomes great adversity in the face of an apocalyptic alien invasion. Tod and his compatriots embark on a galaxy-spanning quest to defeat The Supreme Commander, rescue entire worlds from his evil tyranny and save the universe from complete destruction. I have written … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Adam Watt
Interview with Author – Peter Kenson
About Peter Kenson: Peter Kenson was born in Bristol, UK and grew up in an era when computers were new, exciting and the chairman of IBM forecast that there was a world market for maybe five computers. He graduated in Mathematics with a Masters in Operational Research and spent the next forty years working in IT at all levels from programmer to IT director. He has always enjoyed reading, particularly science fiction and fantasy and wrote his first book, Sertian Princess, commuting on a train … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Peter Kenson
Interview with Author – Kathleen McClure
About Kathleen McClure: Kathleen McClure is an ex-actor, ex-fight choreographer, ex-HR drone with a deep and abiding love for escapist fiction. Her first novel, Soldier of Fortune: A Gideon Quinn Adventure, embraces that love and begins The Fortune Chronicles, a series of adult adventures for the young at heart (but the young like them, too). She has also contributed to Diner Stories: Off the Menu (with K. Ceres Wright), Timeless Tales E-zine(with Kelley McClure) and Lorelei Signals … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Kathleen McClure
Interview with Author – Barbara G.Tarn
About Barbara G.Tarn: Barbara G.Tarn had an intense life in the Middle Ages that stuck with her through the centuries. She prefers swords to guns, long gowns to mini-skirts, and even though she buried the warrior woman, she deplores the death of knights in shining chainmail. She likes to think her condo apartment is a medieval castle, unfortunately lacking a dungeon to throw noisy neighbors and naughty colleagues in. Also known as the Lady with the Unicorns, these days she prefers to add a … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Barbara G.Tarn
