J.W. Coffey

Gary Every

"Every is an inventive writer and this chapbook encapsulates the bittersweet truth: Life is a thing of dualities, where the only constant is change." Kane S. Latranz writing for the Albuquerque Alibi.

Wayne James

In this volume of stories by Wayne James, you will find creatures of the night, people of the stars, and individuals who dare to live in those dark places that few have the audacity to tread.

There's Lieutenant Lawry, an ordinary soldier who must fight to keep an unknown, violent creature from killing his men. Sergeant Frank Blacklin strives to keep children alive against insurmountable odds on a hostile planet. A man named Robert lives in a United States gone mad; where the enemies of the State are so numerous, their bodies are pushed into a gaping trench.

Other characters in James' stories follow more violent paths. A respectable business man falls for a woman turned on by crime. A lonely man deals with the odd neighbors down the street by buying an assault rifle.

You are invited on a voyage that occurs when only the moon rages!

Christine Norris

When Ivy Peterson sees the most extraordinary thing in her own backyard - a fairy - she dismisses it as a daydream, but she quickly realizes that it was, in fact, the real thing. She goes in search of the mythical creature, and accidentally falls into Zandria, a magical world that exists just outside her own. Unfortunately, she finds that she's trapped there. Someone has stolen the Talisman, a magical amulet that controls the five gates between Zandria and her own world. Ivy and her new friends, the wizard Arden, his young apprentice Connor, and a pair of fairies set off on a quest to reclaim the Talisman of Zandria.

Return to Zandria by Christine Norris

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"The reader is transported into beautiful imagery that is quite magical as Ivy and Lori race to help the people of Zandria. Christine Norris sketches a tale that young and old will enjoy." Cherokee, Coffee Time Romance

David B. Riley

The Two Devils is a romp through the Old West with Miles O'Malley and his horse, Paul. Miles has an uncanny knack for running into everything from ghosts looking for a shoot-out to monsters from Mars in this entertaining Western Steampunk adventure.

We have run stories about Miles and Paul in Hadrosaur Tales and we have been pleased to team up with LBF Books to present the first novel to feature these engaging characters. This first edition of the novel has gone out of print. Copies only available while supplies last.

"I found The Two Devils as irresistable as a bowl of popcorn." Fred Cleaver, The Denver Post

Uncle River

When Uncle River moved to Mogollon, the editors of the Silver City Enterprise, at the time New Mexico’s oldest continuously-published weekly, asked River for a local news column. He wrote a few. Then he got to thinking: I’m either going to bore everyone to death or get myself lynched, telling tales on my neighbors ... in a town where there only were about twenty.

One January day, above town on the sunny slope where flowers bloomed, overlooking the snow-buried shady slope across the canyon, River thought of Mark Twain, and how he got his start as a fiction writer.

Twain was sent, as a reporter for a newspaper in Virginia City, Nevada, to the Nevada Statehood Convention. He did go to Carson City, the capital, but never even attended the Convention. Instead, he sent in Mark Twain stories.

River wrote a piece of back-country balderdash, sent it to the Enterprise, and they printed it. So he sent more. By the time the editors realized the stories were fiction, they were popular. Soon they were a Public Radio feature as well.

These tales are fiction, with a touch of humor. But they are authentic enough to their place and time, and its view on our world, that River's local postmaster wondered why she didn't know the people whose daily lives the Mogollon News recounts.

The Mogollon News emerged over the course of a decade in which Catron County, New Mexico's largest and least populous, in whose southwest corner Mogollon is situated, became a national focus of Public Lands controversy. The Mogollon News is not political advocacy. Rather, these stories reflect the daily lives of people who live in a place and time where frontier self-sufficiency and a range of rural characters meet big questions of our times with such ferocity.

B.T. Robertson

Now, alliances will be formed and battle lines drawn across the plane of Vaalüna. Aerinas, a rebellious Krayn elf, continues to discover the power of the magic inside him, but after finding an ancient text penned by a long-dead wizard it becomes clear that he must grow up and face his worst fears, or perish.

There is something alive beyond the boundaries of their world. Something old, forgotten, evil, and angry for revenge. Ripples in time, bleeding trees, and unwelcome visitors are growing common. Questions are surfacing in Aerinas' mind about his parents, and the tension between him and his father, Tristandor, is increasing. Can they keep their alliance intact long enough to make a stand against the hidden evil?

Return to the world of the Planeswalkers, where pirates roam the raging Arthean Ocean, power can be ignited with the speed of thought, and death awaits the wary explorer at every turn.

David Lee Summers

The Solar Sea by David Lee Summers

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Humans settled the Moon and satellites orbiting the Earth were a common sight, but with the abolition of NASA, humans had no desire to go further and space exploration died.

Then, a technician from the Very Large Array, a radio telescope in New Mexico, discovers powerful particles orbiting Saturn’s moon, Titan, which could be a new energy source. Strangely enough, following the discovery’s announcement, whales around the Earth changed their songs overnight.

As scion of the powerful Quinn Corporation, Thomas Quinn builds a solar sail—a vessel pushed by sunlight itself—to find the source of these particles in Titan’s orbit. He gathers the best and brightest team to pilot his craft: Jonathan Jefferson, an aging astronaut known as the last man on Mars; Natalie Freeman, a distinguished Navy captain; Myra Lee, a biologist, specializing in whale communication; and John O’Connell, the technician who first discovered the particles. All together they make a grand tour of the solar system and discover not only wonders but dangers beyond their imagination.

Drawing on his experience as an astronomer, David Lee Summers has created a story that is both exciting and plausible, one that can be enjoyed by both the young and young-at-heart who enjoy looking at the planets on a clear night and dreaming of what could be.

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Avast there ye scurvy dogs!

So you think you're brave enough to join us on this here voyage through space and time? If you come with us, you better be prepared to loot, pillage and maim. This is no voyage for the lily-livered amongst you.

If you dare open these pages, Robert E. Vardeman will take you out into the solar system where a man must defend his ship and his discovery from a fierce pirate lass who is not afraid to kill everyone aboard. Neal Asher will take you to the surface of a distant planet where a ruthless monster battles a crew of unsavory buccaneers. Some aliens think they can mock us humans and C.J. Henderson shows them that it's better to be a pirate than be the butt of an intergalactic joke.

In this volume you'll find fifteen swashbuckling tales guaranteed to shiver your deck plates. You'll join pirate crews as they raid starships carrying fortunes. You'll see brave men and women as they defend themselves against terrifying corsairs. Of course, not all space pirates are the same. If you come with us, you'll meet corporate raiders and even pirates who grab their pleasures where they can, even if it means fighting military satellites and stealing their entertainments directly from the networks.

Aye, and we pirates seem to attract more than our share of ghosts wanting to exact revenge on the foolhardy. You've been warned. Dead men tell no tales and even if they did, you couldn't hear them in the vacuum of space. Arrr!

Still think you want to come along? Then pick up yer bottle o' rum and sign on with this crew that includes Daniel M. Hoyt, M.H. Bonham, Carol Hightshoe, Uncle River and many more.

"An absolute 'must' for dedicate fans of robust science fiction adventure is David Lee Summers' deftly edited anthology Space Pirates: Full-Throttle Space Tales #1, a series of fifteen swashbuckling short stories of piracy in outer space by some of the best new writers working today." Midwest Book Review

The Pirates of Sufiro tells the story of Pirate Captain Ellison Firebrandt who raided star ships until his past caught up with him and he was exiled to a planet called Sufiro. The planet was a virtual paradise housing great riches. Sufiro became a haven for those who had lost all hope. Soon, entrepreneurs arrived and fought for control of the planet. Elsewhere in the galaxy, a vast alien power appeared threatening humanity's very existence. Firebrandt, along with his daughter and grandson must fight for the freedom of Sufiro and the galaxy.

The Pirates of Sufiro is the first book of the Old Star Trilogy. The second book is Children of the Old Stars and Heirs of the New Earth completes the trilogy.

A mysterious and dangerous alien presence, the Cluster, threatens a peaceful star ship. Captain John Mark Ellis is called to the rescue, but the ship is destroyed. Disgraced, Ellis is booted out of the service. He joins an alien warrior and an evangelist -- who believes that the Cluster is God incarnate -- to solve the mystery of the Cluster.

Children of the Old Stars is the second book of the Old Star Trilogy. The first book is The Pirates of Sufiro. Heirs of the New Earth completes the trilogy.

"Children of the Old Stars is an engrossing vision of the future... David Lee Summers has created a fascinating, imaginative, and very entertaining cast of characters and worlds." The Las Cruces Sun-News

The Earth has gone silent. John Mark Ellis and the crew of the Sanson are sent to investigate. When they arrive, they find vast alien machines known as Clusters in orbit. Fearing the worst, they land and discover that the once overcrowded, polluted Earth has become a paradise of sorts. The problem is over half the population is dead or missing and the planet’s leaders don’t seem to care. As Ellis works to unravel the mystery, sudden gravitational shifts from the galaxy’s center indicate something even worse is in the offing. Can Ellis save the galaxy from the heirs of the new Earth?

Heirs of the New Earth is the third book of the Old Star Trilogy. The first book is The Pirates of Sufiro. Children of the Old Stars is the second book.

Through the centuries, an elite cadre of vampire mercenaries called the scarlet order has operated as pinpoint assassins. Now, at the dawn of the twenty-first century, vampires are too expensive, too untrustworthy, and frankly, too passe for governments to hire any longer. Using nanotechnology, scientists can engineer more reliable super soldiers. What's a vampire got to do for job security?

"A novel with bite. An amalgam of Blade and The Name of the Rose with a touch of X-Files thrown in for good measure." Neal Asher, author of Gridlinked and The Skinner

"David Lee Summers offers vampire lovers an inventive and conspiricy laden story about a band of vampiric mercenaries known as the Scarlet Order...From the dungeon strongholds of medieval Europe to the untamed desert plains of the early American Southwest, the storyline follows several members of the order and their 'fall from grace'...he does an excellent job of bringing it all together with a thrilling endgame." Dark Realms Magazine

Collected here are vampire stories of all sorts. What makes them different? Most are 150 words or less. Here you'll find stories and prose poems such as "Jornada del Muerto,""On the Ramjet," "Nosferatu Watches Dracula on the Lateshow," "Until Tonight,""The Poet," and "Ostrava, 1995." These particular pieces first ran in the magazine Blood Samples between 2001 and 2003. You'll also find longer works here including "Dragon Reborn" which tells the origin of Lord Draco from David Lee Summers' Vampires of the Scarlet Order and "Becalmed" by Lee Clark Zumpe. The collection is lavishly illustrated by Caroline O'Neal. Blood Sampler is a must-read, even if you don't care for the usual suckers.

"If you like vampire stories, this may be the best seven dollars you can spend." Chris Paige, ConNotations, Volume 19, Issue 1