The year is 2104. Humanity is disappearing, not with a bang but a whimper. For decades the human race has been slowly fading from the world, the result of an automated campaign of extinction. Self-replicating machines sterilize every man and woman they can locate. Anyone still capable of reproducing is hidden in underground bunkers in the hopes of replenishing mankind. A group of survivors of child bearing age, including Andy and the pregnant woman he loves, are driven out of their hidden breeding creche by an unexpected attack. The survivors are forced to flee into the arms of a militant faction who believe they have finally found a solution to humanity's dwindling numbers. But it is a race against time to put their desperate plan into action before mankind vanishes for good. Andy and his friends must withstand an all out mechanized assault if they--and humanity--are to have any chance to survive.

Rabbit Wars

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Bernd Struben

Science Fiction

Strider Nolan Publishing

This isn't the Wild West you learned about in history class. In a world knocked off kilter by the mad carnage of the American Civil War, the barriers between accepted reality and the supernatural realms begin to waver. By 1876 the American West is fast approaching a tipping point. Now five unlikely heroes must band together to fight an evil more powerful than any that has walked the Earth before: Pierson Thorn, the card playing magician whose powers eat away at his own life force every time he uses them. Jackson Hayworth, the Australian stockman possessed by a shadow demon that feeds on terror. Hannah McKenna, the monster-hunting journalist who knows all too well what it's like to be possessed. Leviticus Hartley, the small-town preacher willing to risk everything to bring all of these preternatural occurrences into the public eye. And Clay Barlow, the U.S. Marshal dedicated to wiping out the supernatural and ensuring that the populace remains ignorant at any cost. Nail-biting horror and page-turning adventure collide in a novel brought to you by Western and horror writer Michael S. Katz, author of Shalom on the Range and The Forlorn Hope, and science fiction and fantasy author Bernd Struben, creator of Rabbit Wars, 40 Years, and more.

Six-guns and Sorcerers

Literature & Fiction

Michael S. Katz

Genre Fiction

They called John Watts "Shadow" because the Navy had an unwritten rule that using the N-word was not good for morale. John was one of the first Black Navy SEALs, and the only Black man in his platoon. As such, he faced more hardship than any of his fellow Naval recruits. Yet he placed his life on the line through two tours in Vietnam despite how he was treated, and despite how his fellow Blacks were treated back in the States.\nSHADOW S.E.A.L. is one man's tale of overcoming constant degradation, of proving himself to those who thought him less than a man, and of ultimately redeeming himself in their eyes.

Shadow SEAL

History

Watts, John

Katz, Michael S.

Historical Study & Educational Resources

It's Christmas Eve and Santa is on his yearly journey. But the night sky is so foggy that even Rudolph's nose cannot light the way. Stuck in a barn to keep shelter, Santa and the reindeer don't know how they are going to finish their mission when a small voice pipes up. At first frightened by this different creature, Santa accepts an offer to help complete his travels. Barry the Christmas Bat is a holiday tale about not being afraid of someone who is different, intended for children of all ages and all religions.

Barry the Christmas Bat

Children's Books

Arts, Music & Photography

To Be An Okie and Other Poems of the Prairie

Jack Shakely

Poetry

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