World Renowned Baritone Greg Thomas is having trouble keeping his life in order as he confronts his wife's terminal illness.Greg suffers from terrifying nightmares that though are far from his worldly experience, seem to hold significance in his life. After suffering a nervous breakdown on stage in front of hundreds of people, Greg undergoes psychiatric care to get to the root of his problems. Hypnotic regression is used and what comes out from his regression is astounding and terrifying!

Travel aboard the largest and most powerful research submarine yet known to man that is run by a temperamental Artificial Intelligence. You will encounter sea monsters, aliens, a mummy's curse, and a man trying to help his father as he sinks into oblivion.

Three Supernatural Tales.Be Careful What You Wish For: Hunt the Ohio BigfootAlien Advocate: Space Aliens are real!Right By Me: Why did Will kill his mother?

Oh No! Christopher's Dad might lose the farm if he can't get $10,000 dollars! What to do? But Rudolph the friendly spirit guides Christopher to a "money tree." Will it be enough to save the farm?

Christopher has a new friend: A happy, friendly spirit named Rudolph. IllustrationsIllustrated by award-winning artist Albert Morales

Christopher has a new friend: A happy, friendly spirit named Rudolph.

Karima V. BushnellReviewed in the United States on June 25, 2015I thoroughly enjoyed this book and admire it as well. The fictional Indian tribes have an authentic ring in two different ways: First, their cultures' practices and values make sense and hang together just as those of real cultures do, and I speak as an MA in Intercultural Relations and former college instructor in this field. Even better, at least one of the tribes holds and communicates the life-affirming, re...

American author William C. Barnes, born on the anniversary of the Titanic disaster, has been plagued since childhood by memories that were not part of his life experience. As an adult, he underwent regression therapy and discovered his memories belonged to Irish shipbuilder, Thomas Andrews, a man who died 41 years before Barnes was borne. This book replaces "Thomas Andrews: A Voyage Into History" (now out of print)

What has become of Buffalo Horn? At the end of "Legend of Running Brook," Part One, he was left behind, wandering alone in the Forest of Thought and Creation, lost in his own anger and fear. Now, the story continues... Holy Man tried to get to sleep but a large insect kept buzzing about him. Every time he swatted at it became more incessant at keeping him awake. He rolled over in his blanket and saw a man sitting on the floor near him. He nearly jumped out of his skin. The man was dressed ...

An unseen Watcher lives in the land of the Kepke. He resides in the inner forest -- the Forest of Thought and Creation. He was sent by the Great Everywhere Father to observe and judge the Kepke people. Every Kepke man is warned not to venture too far away from the outer forest, for he might come upon the Watcher and die a terrible fearful death. Yet someday there will be a Kepke man who will possess great medicine. He will venture into the inner forest. The Watcher will seek him out and th...

Following the success of their Locus Award–winning anthology The New Space Opera, editors Gardner Dozois and Jonathan Strahan up the ante with The New Space Opera 2, in which more of the most beloved names in science fiction spin stunning tales of interstellar adventure and wonder. Authors include:Neal AsherJohn BarnesCory DoctorowJohn KesselJay LakeJohn MeaneyElizabeth MoonGarth NixMike ResnickJustina RobsonKristine Kathryn RuschJohn ScalziBruce SterlingPeter Wat...

The Future Is OurselvesThe world is rapidly changing. We surf future-shock every day, as the progress of technology races ever on. Increasingly we are asking: how do we change to live in the world to come?Whether it’s climate change, inundated coastlines and drowned cities; the cramped confines of a tin can hurtling through space to the outer reaches of our Solar System; or the rush of being uploaded into cyberspace, our minds and bodies are going to have t...