These stories, by seventeen talented international authors, illustrate widely diverse visions of the life and death conditions humans will face while living and traveling far from humankind’s home world. Many things will change, in the far-off future, but human nature, most likely, will remain the same. The same joy and sorrow, resolution and conflict, reward and greed, comfort and fear will motivate the distant descendants of present day Earth and drive humans forever forward in the race to immortality. From the Sun to the borders of the Solar System, Visions III: Inside the Kuiper Belt looks at the ways humankind will explore. After the Inner and Outer Planets become part of the known and inhabited systems, humans will venture outward, to the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud, laying claim to everything within the System’s boundaries. Beyond Neptune, at the edge of the Solar System lies the doughnut-shaped ring of objects known as the Kuiper Belt. Each one smaller than Earth’s Moon, the Kuiper Belt Objects (KBOs) include chunks of ice, asteroids, planetoids, and the dwarf planet Pluto. According to scientific theory, outside the Kuiper Belt, the Oort Cloud surrounds the Solar System like a giant, invisible snow globe, so vast that even traveling at nearly a million miles a day, NASA's Voyager 1 spacecraft will take 300 years to reach the Oort Cloud and 30,000 years to exit the other side.

Visions III: Inside the Kuiper Belt

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Davis, Bruce

Reynolds, Eric T

Mellon, Mark

Fix, Carrol

Hart, Ami L

Lichtman, Jeremy

Race-Moore, Kara

Denton, Ellen

Rimar, Mike

Fix, W. A.

Science Fiction

Lillicat Publishers

LARGE PRINT EDITIONFrom HISTORICAL NOVELS REVIEW: "The premise is interesting. . .the objects pique the imagination. The effect is like a museum exhibit with artifacts. . ."Kayla buys a house in the Flint Hills town of Sycamore Falls, Kansas. The property includes a dilapidated old house out back. Within its deteriorating walls, she gains insight to the old house's past, of Sycamore Falls, and perhaps ways to help revitalize the town, which has seen better times.

The Artifacts: A Flint Hills Story

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Hadley Rille Books

The abandoned house in the country: In a state of decay, its walls have witnessed the triumphs and tragedies of generations.\nThere's nothing left but memories forgotten. If you believe that, you haven't been inside. . .\nKayla buys a house in the Flint Hills town of Sycamore Falls, Kansas. The property includes a dilapidated old house out back. Within its deteriorating walls, she gains insight to the old house's past, of Sycamore Falls, and perhaps ways to help revitalize the town, which has seen better times.

The Lost Town of Garrison

Fantasy

Follow Suffragist Kathryn Wolfe from 1894 to 1920 as she strives to hike a nearby tall hill despite a physical challenge, while at the same time works tirelessly alongside her colleagues toward passing Suffrage in Kansas and Washington, DC. Kathryn and other Suffragists endure hardships, harassment, attacks, and brutality in prison as they fight for the Vote.

The Road to Sugar Loaf: A Suffragist's Story

Follow Suffragist Kathryn Wolfe from 1894 to 1920 as she strives to hike a nearby tall hill despite a physical challenge, while at the same time works tirelessly alongside other Suffragists toward passing Women's Suffrage in Kansas and Washington, DC. Kathryn and other Suffragists endure hardships, harassment, attacks, and brutality in prison as they fight for the Vote.

Literary

The Legend of Mulberry School

In 1917, East Side Grade School in Eureka, Kansas, burned to the ground. In 1918, a carpenter died in a fall during construction of Mulberry School. It was said he haunted the school ever since. Teachers, students, and staff encounter unexplained apparitions after the school's dedication. One teacher knew the victim when he was alive and would welcome any sign of his existence. Others, however, wouldn't.

Review\n"Readers will feel Maggie's sorrow and enjoy the stereotypical signs of ghost activity, such as pictures moving askew and doors slamming. This is an entertaining read that will also appeal to young adults."\n—Booklist\nMASS MARKET EDITION\nIn 1918, a carpenter died in a fall during construction of Mulberry School. It was said he haunted the school ever since. Teachers, students, and staff encountered unexplained apparitions after the school's dedication. One teacher knew the victim and welcomed any sign of his existence. Others, however, did not. She coped with the loss of her friend and managed to go on with unusual help from the Universe.

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Visions III: Inside the Kuiper Belt

The Artifacts: A Flint Hills Story

The Artifacts: A Flint Hills Story

The Artifacts: A Flint Hills Story

The Lost Town of Garrison

The Road to Sugar Loaf: A Suffragist's Story

The Road to Sugar Loaf: A Suffragist's Story

The Legend of Mulberry School

The Legend of Mulberry School

The Legend of Mulberry School