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Mankind's first contact with aliens doesn't go quite as expected when the crew of the Astrid finds the aliens are not only difficult to understand, but difficult to get along with as well. Originally a short story published by Alternate Realities, "A Problem in Translation" is now a beautifully illustrated chapbook available from Sam's Dot Publishing. Second contact in the short story "The Limit of Tolerance" won't go any better...
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ECOTASTROPHE is a collection of short stories and poetry that examines futures we could face if we continue to damage Earth’s ecology.
The oceans are dying and only desperate measures could save them in Jan Mortimer’s The Empty Ocean. Michelle Mellon’s Undiscovered Horizons questions whether we can truly find the answers out among the stars, or can we only hope to change the future by changing the past as Rebecca S.W. Bates postulates in Walking the River. Also featuring the works of JE Gurley, Bruce Boston, E. Catherine Tobler, Kristine Ong Muslim, and Adam Banks, among others, ECOTASTROPHE is a grim but illuminating view of several possible ecological futures for humanity.
| |  | | Future Syndicate
Crime has always been with us, and probably always will be. Future Syndicate looks at what the future of crime might be, and what criminals might be like in the future.
Featuring the works of Jason Sizemore, Bret Tallman, Jason Andrew, Rebecca S.W. Bates, J Alan Erwine, Lavie Tidhar, Bruce Horner, and Rebecca M. Senese, Future Syndicate gives you eight distinct views of what crime might become...
| |  | | Lowering One's Self Before Fate, and other stories
A collection of short stories from prize winning science fiction author J Alan Erwine.
A collection of short stories from prize winning science fiction author J Alan Erwine.
Included you will find a fight to save Martian microbes, a Taoist community under attack, America under seige, and just about every subject in between. Often a dark look at humanity, but not always...you just never know what the next story will bring you. | |  | | Marionettes on the Moon and other stories
Do humans control their destiny, or are they merely victims of the circumstances that surround them?
A new collection of short stories from prize winning SF author J Alan Erwine examines whether we have freedom of choice, or are merely puppets on strings subject to the whims of the universe.
| |  | | Seedlings on the Solar Winds and other stories
America as a fascist state, soldiers driven to terrorism, insane computers, insane humans, insane aliens, these are just some of the things waiting for readers in the pages of this new collection from prize winning science fiction author J Alan Erwine.
Seedlings on the Solar Winds contains sixteen stories that will have readers question what reality really is, and wondering what the future of humanity might be.
"J Alan Erwine is a master at placing believable characters into plausible, and often dark, futures. In the process, he unflinchingly explores what is both base and noble about humanity." - David Lee Summers, editor Tales of the Talisman and author of Heirs of the New Earth.
"...Erwine always presents a banquet of plots and characters [not all of them human], generously seasoned with pith. You can relish him as the main course in your reading, or save him for dessert..." - Tyree Campbell, author of Nyx and The Dog at the Foot of the Bed.
| |  | | The Opium of the People
The United States has fallen to the Grand Patriarchs, a group of religious zealots intent on bending America to their will, but not everyone is content to be a herd animal...some are willing to risk their lives to make a change, and one man won't have a choice.
When a comet nearly hits the Earth, many on the little planet decide that it was an act of God that has saved them. The religious fervor brought on by the ascension of the Grand Patriarchs leads to a society without freedoms. BR>One man, Edward Silverberg, a former professor, finds himself caught in a life he never could have expected. His wife is slowly beginning to convert to the Fundamentalist Christian religion of the Grand Patriarchs, while he still tries to hold onto his Jewish heritage. The problem for Edward is that he was never a man of action...until action was forced upon him. BR> | |  | | Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 2
Edited by prize winning editor and writer J Alan Erwine, this collection of stories and poems also contains a short story from J Alan Erwine. Representing the best poetry and fiction published by ProMart Writing Lab in 2001, this work features the best of each issue of The Fifth Di... and The Martian Wave, as voted on by the readers.
| |  | | Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 3
Edited by prize winning editor and writer J Alan Erwine, this collection of stories and poems also contains two short stories from J Alan Erwine. Representing the best poetry and fiction published by ProMart Writing Lab and Sam's Dot Publishing in 2002, this work features the best of each issue of The Fifth Di... and The Martian Wave, as voted on by the readers.
| |  | | Wondrous Web Worlds Vol. 4
The best stories and poems from Sam's Dot Publishing for 2003, edited by J Alan Erwine.
For the fourth year, Sam's Dot Publishing (formerly ProMart Writing Lab) has released it's annual collection of the best poetry and fiction. Edited by J Alan Erwine, this collection contains Rhysling nominees, James Baker Award winners, and a story from the editor himself, prize winning SF author J Alan Erwine. |
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Ember Reign - Be the Angel (Book 3)
by Bryon Smith
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 In the third book in the Ember Reign series, the android Orion is missing and the spaceship Orion is malfunctioning. The MIBs are hot on the trail of Megan and her friends. As Megan and her crew try to figure out how to fix Orion, an unknown spacecra |
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