A thrilling and cataclysmic collection of city-smashing titans and the desperate coalitions of humanity clinging to survival in the wreckage, from the New York Times-bestselling and multiple award-winning editors.Featuring bestselling and award-winning authors such as Tananarive Due, Christopher Golden, Seanan McGuire, Scott Sigler and Steve Alten, author of The Meg.An explosive collection of monster terror, featuring 25 original tales of c...

15 brand-new short stories inspired by and in honour of legendary writer Ursula K. Le Guin.Featuring Ann Leckie, Karen Joy Fowler, Charlie Jane Anders, Kelly Link, Ai Jiang and many others.Revolution in the Heart is a collection of 15 brand new stories by a group of celebrated authors, all inspired by one of the iconic figures in all of science fiction and fantasy: the legendary and award-winning Ursula K. Le Guin.From the appearance of her ...

Get both complete automation guides in one bundle. Automate Threads, X, Telegram, and Discord — four social channels, fully hands-off — using nothing but GitHub Actions and the Claude API. No coding experience required for either book.Book 1: Automate Threads Without Coding walks you through connecting GitHub, the Claude API, and the official Threads API into a system that posts on a schedule and replies to comments automatically.Book 2: Automate X, Telegram & Discord Witho...

Three complete books. One calm, unhurried shelf.Everything a confident beginner over 60 needs, in print you can actually read — written by someone who assumes you know nothing, and never makes you feel foolish for it. No jargon, no hype, no lectures, and nothing you can break.BOOK ONE — Your Phone, Made SimpleMost people use about a tenth of their phone. This book takes the twenty or so things that make one genuinely useful and teach...

If your iPad lives in a drawer, this is the book that gets it out.An iPad is often a gift, and often a slightly worrying one. This book assumes you know nothing, never makes you feel foolish for it, and teaches the things that make an iPad worth picking up every day — in print you can actually read, one step at a time.Inside this book:Setting it up properly — including why your Apple Account matters more than anythi...

A gentler way to understand big feelingsA racing heart, a fluttery tummy, tight shoulders, warm cheeks, or wiggly feet can feel confusing to a child, especially at bedtime when the day becomes quiet. My Body Tells Me turns those everyday body signals into warm, reassuring stories that help children notice what they feel without treating every sensation as a problem that must be fixed.What this book offersCreated for childre...

You own a remarkable machine. Nobody slowed down enough to show you.Most people use about a tenth of their phone, and are quietly afraid of pressing the wrong thing. This book takes the twenty or so things that make a phone genuinely useful and teaches them one at a time, in no hurry, in print you can actually read.Written for iPhone and Android. Where the two differ, each chapter says clearly which steps are for which, so you can ...

You don't need to become a computer expert. You just need to recognise the pattern.Scams are not a test of intelligence. They are written by professionals who aim at the same few human reflexes — hurry, authority, fear and love. Doctors, accountants, teachers and retired police officers are caught every day. Learn the handful of signals that nearly all of them share, and most scams fall apart in front of you before they ever get started.Don't Click That...

Everyone is talking about it. Nobody explained it to you.You have heard about artificial intelligence for years now — on the news, from the grandchildren, in the paper. What almost nobody has done is sit down beside you, in no particular hurry, and show you what it is actually for. That is all this book does.Just Ask! is a calm, warm, large-print guide for people over 60 who feel quietly behind on all of this. There is no jargon, no hype, ...

Nana Komatsu is a young woman who's endured an unending string of boyfriend problems. Moving to Tokyo, she's hoping to take control of her life and put all those messy misadventures behind her. She's looking for love and she's hoping to find it in the big city.Nana Osaki, on the other hand, is cool, confident and focused. She swaggers into town and proceeds to kick down the doors to Tokyo's underground punk scene. She's got a dream and won't give up until she becomes Japan's No. 1 ...

When food critic Gabriel Vautrin dies at La Tour d'Argent clutching duck card 1,204,117, Commandant Luc Moreau expects poison, professional resentment, and the usual Parisian appetite for scandal. Instead, the number leads him backward to a pressed duck served in 1968, a dead industrialist, a missing diner, and an old agreement whose beneficiaries have spent half a century confusing discretion with innocence.As Moreau moves through reservation books, wine ledgers, kitchen memories,...

In 1937, a live jazz broadcast from the Grandview Hotel runs four minutes past its allotted network slot. Decades later, archivist Elias Venn discovers that the network log did not merely record the overrun—it recorded why it happened. What sounds like bureaucratic shorthand becomes a map of movement through a ballroom, a service corridor, and a murder that listeners unknowingly heard around the edges of the music.As Elias works with pianist Mara Holt, trumpeter Jonah Vale, attorne...