In New York, after World War III, Garvin, a boy with telepathic powers, is sold to a Rider, an entity who inhabits other bodies, but breaks free using his powers to become the legendary Warchild, the power that can save the universe

Warchild

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Richard Bowes

Science Fiction

Popular Library

Transfigured Night and Other Stories

Biographies & Memoirs

iPublish.com

Science Fiction: The Best of the Year, 2009 Edition

ROBERT REED

Jeffrey Ford

Elizabeth Bear

Peter Watts

Wildside Press

Million Writers Award: The Best Online Science Fiction and Fantasy

Catherynne M. Valente

Saladin Ahmed

Lavie Tidhar

Hannu Rajaniemi

Alaya Dawn Johnson

N.K. Jemisin

Rachel Swirsky

Fantasy

Spotlight Publishing

Best Gay Stories 2016

Editor Steve Berman delivers another fine volume in the Best Gay Stories series. As the rights and privileges of gay men expand with each passing year, the demand for stories grows--stories that rouse the reader to step out from the shadows, to abandon the role of outsider, and to take his place in the community of all men. And so here are tales of intimacy and longing, haunts and passion, coming out and coming together hand-in-hand. Featuring short fiction and essays by award-winning authors and exciting voices of the field.

Kelly Link

Jonathan Harper

Daniel, Scott

Paul Brownsey

Will Ludwigsen

Lethe Press

Wilde Stories 2016: The Year's Best Gay Speculative Fiction

Reality and memory; imagination and oblivion. Somewhere between these signposts can be found the events of Wilde Stories 2016: a future world has forbidden the songs of dancefloor divas but on one night the show returns as a cautionary exhibition; high school outcasts create a fictional scapegoat and then his body is found; and let us not forget that colonial Mars needs Oscar Wilde, but then, who doesn't?

Literature & Fiction

Chaz Brenchley

Rich Larson

Benjamin Parzybok

Bonnie Jo Stufflebeam

E. Catherine Tobler

A. Merc Rustad

Sam J. Miller

Haralambi Markov

David Nickle

Paul Evanby

Jared W. Cooper

Richard Scott Larson

Genre Fiction

Nebula Awards Showcase 2019

Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Martha Wells

Sarah Pinsker

Matthew Kressel

Caroline M. Yoachim

Rebecca Roanhorse

Vina Jie-Min Prasad

Jonathan Brazee

Jamie Wahls

Parvus Press LLC

This book pays justice to every concert, configuration and chord Oasis put towards the world. With such adoration for The Beatles, Oasis will be glad they have found their Revolution In The Head! Far Out Magazine 
The rise of Oasis in the mid-1990s was nothing short of stratospheric. Yet what made Oasis truly special was that they were the people's band. This is their story, told by the people that lived through it and how our lives were changed forever. 
Across the country and all around the world, millions of people felt a connection to these five working class lads from Manchester. With anthemic songs crafted by possibly the greatest songwriter of their generation, delivered with intensity and swagger by definitely the greatest frontman of their generation (also his brother), they set out with an insane level of arrogance, outrageously proclaiming themselves to be the best band in the world. And yet for a shining moment in the mid-1990s they were.\nDefinitely Maybe. (What's The Story) Morning Glory? Wonderwall. Knebworth. A level of success not seen by a British band since a certain Liverpool quartet in the 1960s. Beyond that, the ushering in of a new cultural zeitgeist. Britpop. Cool Britannia. New Labour. And at the centre of it all, the soap opera antics of the warring Gallagher brothers and their band of merry men.\nBut the story didn't end there. Throughout the late 1990s and 2000s they continued to inspire generations of fans with their subsequent albums and tours, while controversy was never far away. Band members were left behind, as were a handful of Liam's teeth in a Munich hotel. New members joined, bringing a different dimension to the sound and ethos... and then one eventful day in Paris in 2009 the whole thing came to a screeching halt. 
With exclusive in-depth interviews extracted from the annals of The Oasis Podcast, including contributions from those involved (Alan McGee, Tony McCarroll), journalists, photographers, radio presenters, video directors (Paulo Hewitt, Colin Paterson, Pete Mitchell, Nigel Dick, Michael Spencer Jones) and celebrity fans amongst many others. This is the ultimate story of Oasis.\nAbout the author: 
Richard Bowes is a freelance music writer, focussing mainly on reviews and a regular reviewer for Live4Ever website and is also a regular contributor to the Oasis Podcast, the definitive audio guide to Oasis.

Some Might Say: The Definitive Story of Oasis

Arts & Literature

Greek gods are posing as humans and pulling humanity's strings in this mosaic novel about time travel, alternate worlds, and the making of a president. The Time Rangers, Apollo's chosen servants, are in charge of preserving the peace and harmony along the Time Stream, the pathway between various worlds and times, but Apollo has given them a new task—to protect Timothy Macauley, the chosen one who must become the president of the United States or else witness the destruction of humankind. Standing in the Rangers's way are other gods: Mercury, who's working his wiles in the world of public relations; Diana, cruising New York City in the guise of an NYPD detective; Pluto, who is in the process of grooming his successor; and Dionysus, who has caused the annihilation of an alternate world. Nonstop action keeps the story rolling from the 1950s to the present day, through this world and others. The author shares his insights into, and the history of, the mosaic novel in the afterworld.

From the Files of the Time Rangers

United States

Golden Gryphon Press

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