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It's the year 2026 and "PLEASURE" is the number one entertainment choice throughout the United States. This incidious man-made drug transports its user into virtual worlds previously one could dream of entering. This potent nasal spray allows one to experience every nuance and sensation of any one, thing or place one can imagine. It has replaced traveling, sporting events, movies and even sex as the best indoor value available. Because of its high price tag, people save for months to merely inhale a single concentrated dose that may give them "PLEASURE" for days at a time.
Brent Carv | |  | | Primordial Pasasage
How did life begin earth? Trey Calder wonders...
A man and his fourteen year old son are camping in the high desert south of the Grand Canyon in September. The boy falls off a low cliff and punctures a lung. He’s lying near death when a young Havasupai man finds him and cures him with a secret potion. A decade later, the father is dead and the young man named Trey Lionel Calder attempts to find the man and the tribe that saved him. He has graduated from ASU with a degree in journalism and is a reporter for the Arizona Chronicle.
Using articles and stories hes has collected, he journeys to Supai village. There, Trey and Bright Cloud | |  | | Pursuit of the Phoenix
Can a person be born again?
Avery Bergman has somehow lived to be 150 years old and lies dying in a holler in rural West Virginia. As his family awaits his passing and left alone for only a few minutes, he amazingly vanishes into the winter night. Meanwhile, in New York, four wealthy, eldery men meet to play poker every Thursday. They call themselves the December Club.
Days later, Bergman reappears in a younger body. As rumors of the miraculous transformation reach New York, the ruthless men decide that this mysterious man holds the key to the fountain of youth. With all the money and resources at their disposal, th | |  | | The Palmer Effect
Harry Munrow falls through his office floor into a world that is filled with life-altering changes. He begins a mission to resolve his disjointed life. With time running out, he must overcome seemingly impossible odds on his way back to his normal world.
Harry Munrow is the advertising director in a small town in New Jersey. One day, in an attempt to retrieve a dropped magic marker, he falls through his office floor into a world that is filled with life-altering changes. Co-workers and clients have seemingly undergone various transformations. Harry encounters a man who lends him a book on the paranormal. There he reads about a woman who has had a similar experience in Toronto and makes contact. He returns to the agency, purposely passing through the floor as an experiment. Within this newest world, he uncovers more disruptions that cause him g | |  | | The Yum-Kay Factor
Something unusual is happening to a tree in New Zealand. Apparantly, it is screaming and disturbing the local sheep ranchers. At the other side of the world in near Cancun, Mexico, another tree is also making unusual sounds.
Lincoln McKay is a botonist living in Tucson, Arizona. One day he is summoned by an old friend of his father. The man takes him to a small Mayan Indian village in the jungle. Together they investigate the talking tree that the natives worship as "Yum-Kaax," or god of the forest. Here he meets an anthropologist named Cascade Alexander who is studying the local cult |
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To Square the Circle
by David Magee
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 Jack Brennan is hired by a group of ultra rich English aristocrats to kidnap four top IRA terrorists. The contract is time limited but do the financial rewards justify the risk? |
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