And on the Eighth Day God Created Beer. Beer is what separates humans from animals… unless you have too much. Seriously, anthropologists, archeologists, and sociologists seem to think that when humans first emerged on earth as human, they possessed fire, language, a sense of spirituality, and beer. Within these pages are quirky, silly, and downright strange stories sure to delight and entertain the ardent beer lover by authors such as Brenda Clough, Irene Radford, Mark J. Ferrari, Shannon Page, Nancy Jane Moore, Frog and Esther Jones, G. David Nordley, and many more!

How Beer Saved the World

Literature & Fiction

Brown, Bob

Radford, Irene

Ferrari, Mark J.

Nordley, G. David

Page, Shannon

Clough, Brenda W.

Moore, Nancy Jane

Wong, Chris Hong Sick

Jones, Frog and Esther

Short Stories & Anthologies

Sky Warrior Book Publishing, LLC

Adventure and romance awaits in worlds that never were but should have been. Magic and science blend together as Gears and Levers explores the quest for all that makes up humanity. Battle pirates, walk with ghosts, fly in dirigibles, explore the wonders world, and walk with automatons in fourteen amazing tales set in Steampunk lands by masterful storytellers such as David Boop, Irene Radford, Nancy Jane Moore, Renee Stern, Bob Brown, George S. Walker, and Rhiannon Louve.

Gears and Levers 3: A Steampunk Anthology

Boop, David

Louve, Rhiannon

Winnig, Cliff

Walker, George S.

Baumer, Jennifer Rachel

Radford, Phyllis Irène

Stern, Renee

Denham, Ellen

Changeling (Conversation Pieces)

Aqueduct Press

“She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” Those were the words of Mitch McConnell after he banned Senator Elizabeth Warren from speaking on the floor of the United States Senate. In reaction to the bitter partisanship in Trump’s United States of America, nineteen Book View Café authors celebrate women who persist through tales of triumph—in the past, present, future, and other worlds. From the halls of Ancient Greece to the vast space between stars, each story illustrates tenacity as women overcome challenges—from society, from beloved family and friends, and even from their own fears. These strong heroines explore the humor and tragedy of persistence in stories that range from romance to historical fiction, from fantasy to science fiction. From tale to tale, every woman stands firm: a light against the darkness. Table of Contents: “Daughter of Necessity” by Marie Brennan “Sisters” by Leah Cutter “Unmasking the Ancient Light” by Deborah J. Ross “Alea Iacta Est” by Marissa Doyle “How Best to Serve” from A Call to Arms by P.G. Nagle “After Eden” by Gillian Polack “Reset” by Sara Stamey “A Very, Wary Christmas” by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel “Making Love” by Brenda Clough “Den of Iniquity” by Irene Radford “Digger Lady” by Amy Sterling Casil “Tumbling Blocks” by Mindy Klasky “The Purge” by Jennifer Stevenson “If It Ain’t Broke” by Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff “Chataqua” by Nancy Jane Moore “Bearing Shadows” by Dave Smeds “In Search of Laria” by Doranna Durgin “Tax Season” by Judith Tarr “Little Faces” by Vonda N. McIntyre

Nevertheless, She Persisted: A Book View Cafe Anthology

Ross, Deborah J.

Klasky, Mindy

Bohnhoff, Maya Kaathryn

Smeds, Dave

MCINTYRE, Vonda N.

Polack, Gillian

Stamey, Sara

Nagle, P. G.

Genre Fiction

Book View Cafe

The Weave tells a first-contact story in which humans, seeking to exploit the much-needed resources of a system inhabited by creatures they assume are ''primitive'' and defenceless, discover their mistake the hard way. Human Caty Sanjuro, a seasoned marine and dedicated xenologist, and native Sundown, a determined astronomer, struggle to establish communication across the many barriers that divide their species, at first because they share a passionate interest in alien species, but finally because they know that only they can bridge the differences across species threatening catastrophe for both sides. Vonda N. McIntyre, author of Dreamsnake and The Moon and the Sun, writes of The Weave: ''Unique protagonists. Unique aliens. Unique war. Nancy Jane Moore's remarkable first novel drew me in and kept me reading and left me, at the end, knowing that Caty Sanjuro and Sundown the Cibolan continue their work and their lives and their friendship. My favorite kind of novel.'' 
 Michael Bishop, author of A Funeral for the Eyes of Fire, writes, ''In this accomplished first novel, Nancy Jane Moore dramatizes at least three great speculative themes: first contact, telepathic communication, and earthlings and aliens at war. In so doing, Moore narrates the compelling struggle of a brave human xenologist, Caty Sanjuro, to wring interspecies harmony from the chaos of interspecies misunderstanding and mistrust. Like Ursula Le Guin, Moore never settles for pat or clichéd extrapolations. Further, she treats each of her archetypal themes with adult thought-experiment thoroughness and all her characters, human and alien, with insight, respect, and compassion. Aficionados of real science fiction will love and celebrate this remarkable debut.''

The Weave

Anna dGart is both skilled with the sword and shrewd (not to mention discreet), a rare combination among the hot-tempered and rowdy Guards serving the King, Queen, and Hierofante, which is why shes always the Queens first choice for carrying out sensitive assignments. Discovering that someone powerful is using magic to damage the Queen, Anna is plunged into political intrigue and a series of tough decisions. No fan of the uncanny, shes forced to enlist the assistance of a witch -- whose magical practices are strictly prohibited in the Realm and condemned by the Church. With the aid of her flirtatious friend and fellow Guardswoman Asamir and their friends Roland de Barthes and Jean-Paul of the Kings Guard, Anna repeatedly matches wits with an opponent too powerful to be named. Intent on preventing war, preserving the Realm, and protecting the Queen despite the risks to herself and her fears about the ancient way of magic, Anna deploys all the means at her disposal -- espionage, diplomacy, her sword, a powerful witch, and, of course, indomitable bravery.

For the Good of the Realm

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Fantasy

Alternative Liberties (Alternatives)

TURTLEDOVE, HARRY

Marley, Louise

COOPER, BRENDA

B Cubed Press

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