King Maker (Angry Robot)

From the drug gangs of downtown Indianapolis, the one true king will arise. The King Arthur myth gets dramatically retold through the eyes of street hustler King, as he tries to unite the crack dealers, gangbangers and the monsters lurking within them to do the right thing. From the drug gangs of downtown Indianapolis, the one true king will arise. The King Arthur myth gets dramatically retold through the eyes of street hustler King, as he tries to unite the crack dealers, gangbangers and the monsters lurking within them to do the right thing. Broaddus' debut is a stunning, edgy work, genuinely unlike anything you've ever read.

King Maker

Literature & Fiction

Maurice Broaddus

United States

Angry Robot

FROM THE DRUG GANGS OF DOWNTOWN INDIANAPOLIS, THE ONE TRUE KING WILL ARISE. Spurred on by ever more urgent visions by his mystic advisor, Merle, King attempts to unite the warring gangs. But the knights of Breton Court are assailed on all sides by greed, temptation and some very real monsters. But worse, there is betrayal from within King's innermost circle.

King's Justice

Twenty souls for his brother's life is a price that seductively beautiful Samson is willing to pay. Twenty souls drenched in blood, powdered with cocaine and more than one kind of ecstasy. A fair trade for the life of a brother. A fair trade for the life of a priest. And everyone he meets seems so willing to give theirs away. Samuel's faith often wavers. Diagnosed with HIV and in rapid decline, he hides his disillusionment in the rituals of the priesthood. But when Samson brings him the first blood-signed contract for a young woman's immortal soul, the steamy world of high fashion male models and the quiet decay of a sickly priest begin to writhe against the realities of life, death, and otherworldly power. Brotherly love is a deadly seduction, beauty a dangerous game. Come worship in the brutal temple of Orgy of Souls. Your faith will never be the same again.

Orgy of Souls

Wrath James White

Genre Fiction

Apex Publications

Fans of Jason Reynolds and Sharon M. Draper will love this oh-so-honest middle grade novel from writer and educator Maurice Broaddus. Thelonius Mitchell is tired of being labeled. He's in special ed, separated from the "normal" kids at school who don't have any "issues." That's enough to make all the teachers and students look at him and his friends with a constant side-eye. (Although his disruptive antics and pranks have given him a rep too.) When a gun is found at a neighborhood hangout, Thelonius and his pals become instant suspects. Thelonius may be guilty of pulling crazy stunts at school, but a criminal? T isn't about to let that label stick.

The Usual Suspects

Children's Books

Growing Up & Facts of Life

HarperCollins B and Blackstone Publishing

Religion, science, magic, love, family—everyone believes in something, and that faith pulls us through the darkness and the light. The second coming of Dark Faith cries from the depths with 26 stories of sacrifice and redemption. Sublet an apartment inside God's head. Hunt giant Buddhas in a post-apocalyptic future. Visit a city where an artist's fantastic creations alter reality. Discover the deep cosmic purpose behind your office vending machine. Wield godlike powers and suffer the most heartbreaking of human limitations.   Join Max Allan Collins, Mike Resnick, Jay Lake, Jennifer Pelland, Laird Barron, Tom Piccirilli, Nisi Shawl, and a host of genre's best writers for an exploration into the things we hold dear and the truths that shatter us.   Table of Contents: Poem "The Most" by Katerina Stoykova-Klemer "Subletting God's Head" by Tom Piccirilli "The Cancer Catechism" by Jay Lake "The Big Blue Peacock" by Nick Mamatas "Kill the Buddha" by Elizabeth Twist "Robotnik" by Lavie Tidhar "Prometheus Possessed" by Matt Cardin "Night Train" by Alma Alexander "The Sandfather" by Richard Wright "Sacrifice" by Jennifer Pelland "Thou Art God" by Tim Waggoner "Wishflowers" by Tim Pratt "Coin Drop" by Richard Dansky "Starter Kit" by R.J. Sullivan "A Little Faith" by Max Allan Collins and Matthew Clemens "The Revealed Truth" by Mike Resnick "God's Dig" by Kelly Eiro "The Divinity Boutique" by Brian J. Hatcher "The Birth of Pegasus" by K. Tempest Bradford "All This Pure Light Leaking In" by LaShawn M. Wanak "Fin De Siècle" by Gemma Files "The Angel Seems" by Jeffrey Ford "Magdala Amygdala" by Lucy A. Snyder "A Strange Form of Life" by Laird Barron "In Blood and Song" by Nisi Shawl and Michael Ehart "Little Lies, Dear Leader" by Kyle S. Johnson "I Inhale the City, the City Exhales Me" by Douglas F. Warrick

Dark Faith: Invocations