Fiction
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- Space Time Stories
- Time travel and science fiction stories along with commentary published online.
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- The Foundation for the Ethical Treatment of the Innocently Damned, Undead and Supernatural
- FETIDUS by James Durham is the first sci-fi/horror novel and original music score set in the grim and fetid alleyways of a post-apocalyptic Washington, DC, circa 2034.
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- Unknown Transmission
- A blog-fiction site about a communications specialist in the year 2185 who is marooned outside the horizon of a supermassive black hole by his ship's assistant (a transgenic fish/humanoid). Companion to Station151.
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- The Other Side of the Linoleum
- Young adult fiction including short shories, poetry, and "prosetry" describing, through emotion, the process of becoming a woman and growing up.
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- The Official Meatatarian Homepage
- Vegetarians have many outlets that they use to complain about. This page explores Meatatarianism and provides many texts on the benefits of a Meatatarian diet.
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- Bridge at War
- The second in the "New Bridge to Lyndesfarne" series of fantasy novels by Trevor Hopkins. [PDF]
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- Faith & Fairies
- Three orphan boys lost in the woods, an enchanted cottage, a giant tree, five beautiful dryads, a race of fairies, an evil castle, an army of satyrs and a dragon ...
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- Inferno
- A young shaman on another planet is tempted to unleash dark forces to defend a woman from evil magicians.
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- New Bridge to Lyndesfarne - Trevor Hopkins
- Set in the magical world of Lyndesfarne, reached by the Old Bridge from modern-day England.
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- Sleuths of Sorcery: Part One in the adventures of Terjal and Aiya
- When a creature from another plane wreaks havoc, the headmaster of a wizards' school and his former pupil seek out its creator and find more than they bargained for.
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- The Song of the Ocean Gypsy
- High fantasy series dealing with the last years of a world of magic and adventure.
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- The Tyrant by Eric Flint & David Drake - Baen Books
- On the planet Hafardine, civilization must rediscover progress or collapse.