POCKET SCI-FI YEAR 3 ALIEN ENCOUNTER (POCKET READERS SCIENCE FICTION)

Reference

Hood, Robert

Words, Language & Grammar

Ginn

POCKET SCI-FI YEAR 5 THE BOLD AND THE BRAVE (POCKET READERS SCIENCE FICTION)

Randle, Catherine

Ginn&Company

Mike Crowe doesn't believe in ghosts, but it seems there's one ghost that believes in him. Can he escape the attention of a psychopath long enough to help her? 
A not-exactly legal PI, Crowe is blackmailed into tracking down a serial killer known as The Scavenger. At the same time, he finds himself increasingly plagued by visions - and eventually visitations - of a young girl he failed to save from being murdered a decade before. 
Are these things connected? 
Crowe must scavenge through the debris of a world going to pieces around him - at first just to survive and then to find the answers to questions he'd rather hadn't been asked.\n'Scavengers is smart, dark, riveting crime fiction at its best. This is Hood at the top of his game.' - Kaaron Warren, author of The Grief Hole, Into Bones Like Oil, and Tide of Stone.

Scavengers

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Clan Destine Press

A journal recording the experiences of a young adventurer during the first overland Arctic expedition, led by Sir John Franklin. This expedition was the first to travel the northern coast of North America's Arctic - in two birch-bark canoes they surveyed 675 miles of Arctic coastline. When supplies ran out, the return trek across the Barrens became one of the most tragic incidents in the history of Arctic exploration. Robert Hood was one of ten who perished on this trip. Weakened by starvation, he was shot through the head by a member of the party turned cannibal. A sensitive and educated man, with an eye for detail, Hood was an astute observer of the political and social ways of the North. The journal reveals his awareness of the adverse effects on Native peoples and their environment of the coming of the Europeans. Hood's paintings capture the beauty as well as the harshness of the North.

To the Arctic by canoe, 1819-1821: The journal and paintings of Robert Hood, midshipman with Franklin

History

Americas

Arctic Institute of North America

The first much-anticipated sequel to the award-winning anthology Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales. Stories of impossible dimension, startling invention and big-budget spectacle by an international line-up of authors!

Daikaiju!2 Revenge of the Giant Monsters

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Pen, Robin

Fantasy

Agog! Press

The second exciting sequel to the award-winning anthology Daikaiju! Giant Monster Tales. Stories of impossible dimension, startling invention and big-budget spectacle by an international line-up of authors!

Daikaiju!3 Giant Monsters vs. the World

The story of Merrang, one of the largest pastoral properties in the Warrnambool area, told by the current owner who is a direct descendant of the founding family. The story covers the period from the 1840s to the present time. Includes notes and references, an index and a simplified version of the Hood family tree.

Merrang & the Hood Family (Australia Felix Series)

Hyperion Books

A Run to Italy

Arts & Photography

Nabu Press

In a place where no stars appear in the night sky, a group of strangers whose ancestries reach back to an earlier apocalyptic disaster are brought together to track down a resurrected corpse that might hold the key to the End of the World. Described by science fiction legend Jack Dann as "one of the strangest and most interesting visions to come out of the modern horror/fantasy genres," acclaimed author Robert Hood's Fragments of a Broken Land: Valarl Undead is an epic tale of greed, dying magic, strange monsters, and a motley group of heroes, with a strange and breathless climax you won't easily forget. The dark fantasy novel debut of a major new writer!

Fragments of a Broken Land: Valarl Undead: A Fantasy Novel

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Borgo Press

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<li>ZVR: This Means War! takes IDW's splatterific Zombie vs Robots comic book series — created by writer Chris Ryall and artist Ashley Wood — and expands it in ways that will redefine both zombie and robot fiction. A shambling cohort of top horror and fantasy writers from across the globe (okay, Canada, England, Australia, and Bakersfield) have devoted themselves to making evocative word-pictures in your brain of this delicious cult series.</li> <li>Featuring the Brain-Eating Talents of (in alphabetical order) Jesse Bullington (The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart, The Enterprise of Death), Nancy Collins (Sonja Blue, Swamp Thing, Vamps), Lincoln Crisler (Despairs &amp; Delights, Magick &amp; Misery), Brea Grant (Dexter), Robert Hood (Immaterial), Nicholas Kaufmann (Chasing the Dragon), James A. Moore (Vendetta), Norman Prentiss (Invisible Fences), Rachel Swirsky ("The Lady Who Plucked Red Flowers Beneath the Queen's Window"), Steve Rasnic (Bram Stoker Award Winner), Rio Youers (End Times), and Jeff Conner (editor/World Fantasy Award Nominee).</li> <li>For readers who enjoyed; World War Z, Robopocalypse, and Zombies vs Robots. </li>
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Zombies vs Robots: This Means War!

Youers, Rio

Collins, Nancy

Moore, James A.

Grant, Brea

TEM, Steve Rasnic

Bullington, Jesse

Conner, Jeff

Swirsky, Rachel

Prentiss, Norman

Kaufmann, Nicholas

Crisler, Lincoln

IDW Publishing

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