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|  | | Mara Odeon
Mara Odeon is a mind-bending descent into madness, fringe science, conspiracy, conspiracy within conspiracy, spiritual agony, true love and the ultimate, disconcerting revelation of what humanity is really all about.
Poor Harry Wheaton.br />
Unseen forces have endowed him with powers beyond his comprehension, and he is quickly going irretrievably insane.br />
Everybody wants a pice of Harry. He is relentlessly pursued in his dreams by the spectral crew of the ghost ship, Mara Odeon. The Pentecostal evangelist, Dewey Thurston, wants Harry’s connection to God. The UFO hunters of the Outland Coalition want to understand why he is receiving an extraterrestrial transmission. The Advanced Technical Underwiting office of the U.S. Navy, the ATU, | |  | | Night Song
Aldo was just an average guy who just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, and found himself transformed by profane ritual into the freakish Undead Dog Boy.
He is the ultimate slacker super-hero, and stands as a testament that sometimes, in the grand scheme of things, those who do the least can accomplish the most.
The "Old Gods" of pre-history have returned to re-claim their rightful places as the masters of humanity.
With the newly resurrected goddess Ishtar as their leader, they seek to seduce humanity into slavery by offering a world free of pain, want and suffering.
Only Aldo the Undead Dog Boy has a chance of standing against them, and thus giving humanity its one chance to become...something more.
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Dream-Dust Parasites
by Ian Irvine (Hobson)
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 “The year is 2011 and Samuel Elmsmore is adrift in the universe. After a series of breakdowns he awakens as a virtual prisoner in a hostel for the mentally ill. He’s estranged from his family and friends, and is jobless after an unfortunate incident |
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