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Blaze Ward, Bryan Chaffin, Frank Zanca, Joel Ewy, Sonia Orin Lyris, Chuck Anderson, M. E. Owen, Tami Veldura, Kristine Smith

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Boundary Shock Quarterly

AI stories. Are you with the Resistance? Programming a better android? Homo Technologus? Or worshiping your eternal God-Emperor Machine?What does a future look like when machines can be made truly sentient?Boundary Shock Quarterly. The science fiction you want to read.

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M.E. Owen

This prequel story to Survival Instincts finds Daniel Bennett serving hard time on the Holt penal station. Outed as a former cop, he doesn't stand a chance. His survival requires that he give up who he is - a good cop and honorable man - and become even more ruthless than the dregs of humanity that surround him. Instead, he attempts a precarious balancing act between Bennett the cop and Bennett the convict. But when an asteroid mining accident leaves him and two convicts adrift and short o...

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M.E. Owen

Embark on a flight of discovery with ten stories from the fertile mind of M.E Owen, including:A group of extraterrestrials finds an exciting new venue for date night—Earth.A Seattle bar houses a clandestine interplanetary waystation nicknamed the "Vortex of Hell."An alien discovers that the small child of the powerful human she was sent to observe may hold the key to initiating peaceful relations.A generation ship's engineer wakes up as a clone o...

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Blaze Ward, Ron Collins, Leah Cutter, Joel Ewy, Richard Ed. Jones, M. E. Owen, Tami Veldura, Joshua Bushman

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Boundary Shock Quarterly

New worlds, new civilizations.What will we find out there when we go looking? Who might find us?Join us as we go looking for life beyond the farthest star.Be sure to pick up the whole set of Boundary Shock Quarterly at your favorite retailer.

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Blaze Ward, Leah R Cutter, Sonia Orin Lyris, Joel Ewy, Tami Veldura, Kristine Smith, Brian Scott Pauls, Richard Ed. Jones, M. E. Owen, M. L. Buchman, Kate JohnsTon, Ron Collins

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Boundary Shock Quarterly

What will the winter holidays be like in the future? Not just Christmas, but all the ones that revolve around the winter equinox? How will people celebrate?Come explore the holidays with over a dozen different takes on a Science Fiction place there there is no magic but what we bring with out hearts.Boundary Shock Quarterly. On theme, with weird. Andheart.

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R. M. Ballantyne, Owen Fenlow

The Complete Novels of R. M. Ballantyne gathers the prolific adventure fiction of one of Victorian Britain's defining writers for young readers. Ranging from island survival and maritime peril to colonial frontiers, Arctic exploration, missionary encounters, and moral trials, these novels combine brisk plotting with ethnographic curiosity, evangelical seriousness, and the imperial imagination of the nineteenth century. Ballantyne's prose is direct, vividly descriptive, and pedagogical, pla...

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Blaze Ward, Knotted Road Press, Leah Cutter, M. E. Owen, Michael Warren Lucas, M. L. Buchman, Rik Rose, Keith Sink, Meyari McFarland, Barbara G.Tarn, Matt Ford, Mugen Press Inc., Tabby L. Rose, Richard Clement, Mark Teppo, Melissa Tyler, T. Thorn Coyle

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Blaze Ward Presents

Moles.Seriously?Yes. Mostly seriously.Chemists, Zoologists, Dermatologists, Government Agencies, and Mexican Food.Over a dozen modern authors offer their take on an Interpretation of Moles. Every kind, every definition.From silly to sublime, this anthology takes you on a wild ride, where the only rule was that it had to include moles. And to be entertaining.Come revel with us.

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Karl May, James Fenimore Cooper, Max Brand, James Oliver Curwood, B. M. Bower, Zane Grey, Jackson Gregory, Jack London, Edgar Rice Burroughs, Emerson Hough, Andy Adams, Bret Harte, Owen Wister, O. Henry, Grace Livingston Hill, Charles Alden Seltzer, Dane Coolidge, Frederic Homer Balch, Frederic Remington, Robert W. Chambers, Frank H. Spearman, J. Allan Dunn, Robert E. Howard, Ernest Haycox, Charles Siringo

50 WESTERNS (Vol. 1) surveys the western as a capacious popular form, bringing together frontier adventure, ranching tales, outlaw narratives, wilderness fiction, romance, humor, and historical romance. Its varied prose moves from compressed twist endings and regional sketches to expansive quests, gunfights, cattle drives, and encounters shaped by the contested borderlands of the American West. The volume's strongest distinction lies in its range: familiar myths of individual courage and o...

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M.E. Owen

Non Plus Ultra is the first story in M.E Owen's exciting new Zion Station series.Old, poorly maintained, and sliding into decrepitude, Zion Station orbits a gas giant in a backwater of human space. Originally purposed for scientific research, and then as support for the methane mining industry, its scientists are long gone, and its transfer pods have been decommissioned.Police Chief Pilar Jones y Garcia has enough on her plate dealing with rowdy gas miners on shore...

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M.E. Owen

Old, poorly maintained, and sliding into decrepitude, Zion Station orbits a gas giant planet in a backwater of human space. Originally purposed for scientific research, its scientists are long gone, leaving dusty closed-off sections of the station behind. These days it supports the methane mining industry for the planet below.But Zion has secrets. Big secrets. The type of secrets that may just topple an oppressive, genocidal empire.Police Chief Pilar Jones y Garcia knows th...

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M.E. Owen

Pilar Jones y Garcia, Zion Station's police chief, still mourns her husband's death years later. She, and everyone else with a radio, heard his last transmission moments before his small ship incinerated in the toxic atmosphere of the gas giant below.But Emilio Garcia y Jones had secrets that he kept even from the woman he adored. Secrets that hunted him down, forcing him to make the hardest decision of his life.Join us for a story set before the Consortium's AI genocide, w...

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M.E. Owen

Zion Station. Decrepit, nearly forgotten on the edge of human space, and harboring a secret that could shift the course of humanity.Eight months ago, the Earth-based Consortium committed genocide against the AIs, destroying thousands of sentient beings, along with hundreds of thousands with the potential.Only six humans know that Zion Station's sentient AI, Max, survived the purge.Even as they rush to complete Max's move from the Consortium-built neural network to Z...