The cold of interstellar space is again closer than you think as eleven authors -- including New York Times bestseller Larry Correia, Nebula winner Eric James Stone, Amazon #1 bestseller Michaelbrent Collings, and multiple Hugo nominee Howard Tayler -- explore what happens when space opera meets Lovecraftian cosmic horror. Contents: A Darklight Call’d on the Long Last Night of the Soul – Michaelbrent Collings Dead Waits Dreaming – Larry Correia The Implant – Robert J Defendi Plague Ship – Steven L. Peck From Within the Walls – Steven Diamond Space Opera: Episode Two—The Great Old One Strikes Back – Michael R. Collings The Queen in Shadow – David J. West The Humans in the Walls – Eric James Stone Seed – D.J. Butler Full Dark – Nathan Shumate Fall of the Runewrought – Howard Tayler

Space Eldritch II: The Haunted Stars

Literature & Fiction

Tayler, Howard

Collings, Michaelbrent

Correia, Larry

Defendi, Robert J.

Butler, D.J.

Peck, Steven L.

Shumate, Nathan

Collings, Michael R.

West, David J.

Stone, Eric James

Genre Fiction

Cold Fusion Media

INNOCENT ILLUSTRATIONS, RECONTEXTUALIZED AGAINST THEIR WILL! Plumbing the depths of forgotten illustrations as grist for the mill, the cult webcomic CheapCaffeine is here presented in its first print collection. These first 300 cartoons introduce running gags and recurring characters-the Martian, the Egyptian embalmers, and of course the irrepressible Grievance Gorilla-in a daily dose of surreal, postmodern wit. And now, in semi-permanent dead tree format, accompanied by behind-the-scenes factoids and a smattering of bonus content!!1!, these moments of ephemeral non-sequitur humor can be gifted to luddite relatives, ensconced on the back of the toilet, or placed in studied casualness on a coffee table to impress attractive houseguests!

Ethnic Albanians Need Not Apply: A CheapCaffeine Collection

Comics & Graphic Novels

Comic Strips

And with strange aeons, Even Death may take a dirt nap... From the publisher of the SPACE ELDRITCH comes a flavor of cosmic horror that's much closer to home! Sometimes amusing, sometimes horrifying, always unsettling, sixteen authors bring you sixteen tales of white trash meeting dark gods, the yellowed bones of antiquity, and colors that can't be named. Including Writers of the Future winner and Hugo/Nebula/Campbell nominee Brad R. Torgersen, Writers of the Future winner Robert J Defendi, Hugo nominee Steve Diamond, and many more! Contents: “A Hole in the World” by Ian Welke “Recording Devices” by D.J. Butler “Mine of the Damned Gods” by Sarah E. Seeley “Blood” by Steve Diamond “Ostler Wallow” by Nathan Shumate “Nightmare Fuel” by David Dunwoody “The Swimming Hole” by Theric Jepson “It Came From the Woods” by Jason A. Anderson “Lake Town” by Garrett Calcaterra “Taxed” by Scott William Taylor “The Gears Turn Below” by SM Williams “Slicker” by Robert J Defendi “A Brown and Dismal Horror” by Jaleta Clegg “The People of the Other Book” by Robert Masterson “The Diddley Bow Horror” by Brad R. Torgersen “At the Highways of Madness” by David J. West

Redneck Eldritch

Dunwoody, David

Torgersen, Brad R.

Diamond, Steve

Welke, Ian

Seeley, Sarah A.

Jepson, Theric

Anderson, Jason A.

Short Stories & Anthologies

Just because you can't respect a movie doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. A seminal text of the VHS nostalgia movement, The Golden Age of Crap serves up a sampling of junk-food flicks that gained their audiences on videocassette rental shelves during the '80s and '90s, a time when one couldn't visit the video rental store without being tempted by Italian post-apocalyptic adventures, ninja revenge yarns, and zombie-filled "camcorder epics." The movies covered here run from sleeper hits (Phantasm II) to cult favorites (The Dead Next Door), from unknown stinkers (Plutonium Baby) to undiscovered gems (America's Deadliest Home Video), all examined with a critical but fun-loving eye. Now fortified in this 2nd edition with full-color posters and video covers, plus an exhaustive index.

The Golden Age of Crap: 77 B-Movies From the Glory Days of VHS

Humor & Entertainment

Movies

Mormons have long called themselves a "peculiar people," a term that might with a straight face also be applied to steam-punks, those retrofuturist aficionados of nineteenth-century manners and fashion forward-fitted with phlogiston tanks, ether sails, and, above all, gears. Is it possible that these two peculiar tribes might have some common ground?This anthology, the third in a series from Immortal Works, explored the question with sixteen short stories. The authors are old hands and novices, Gentile and Mormon, young and old, but all have a story to tell about a character or a dilemma or a moment in time that is . . . in some sense . . . both steampunk and Mormon.

Press Forward Saints (A Mormon Steampunk Anthology)

Smith, Sean

Lofthouse, Angie

Bradley, Graham

Buck, Beth

Butler, DJ

Jepson, Eric

Caine, Nicholas

Kneale, Heidi

Independently published

Just because you can't respect a movie doesn't mean you can't enjoy it. The Golden Age of Crap serves up a sampling of junk-food flicks that gained their audiences on videocassette rental shelves during the '80s and '90s, a time when one couldn't visit the video rental store without being tempted by Italian post-apocalyptic adventures, ninja revenge yarns, and zombie-filled "camcorder epics." The movies covered here run from sleeper hits (Phantasm II) to cult favorites (The Dead Next Door), from unknown stinkers (Plutonium Baby) to undiscovered gems (America's Deadliest Home Video), all examined with a critical but fun-loving eye. "Nathan Shumate is a B-movie encyclopedia. I stand in awe of anyone who has seen this many films with the words 'Blood Bath,' 'Zombie,' or 'Bikini' in the title." - LARRY CORREIA, author of Monster Hunter International "This book skips the usual cult classics and highlights some real gems lost in the wreckage of '80s B-movie video stores with funny and insightful reviews. A must read for B-movie fans!"-BILL GALVAN, comic book artist for Archie Comics and Marvel Comics "Remember that dude's head exploding in Scanners? Well, that's what would happen to you if you watched more than seven of the bad B movies in Nathan Shumate's The Golden Age of Crap. But Nathan has saved you some messy head explosions by watching the films for you, and his reviews are funnier and more entertaining than all 77 of the films combined." - WILLIAM C. MARTELL, screenwriter of Hard Evidence and Crash Dive

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Science fiction goes occult in SPACE ELDRITCH, a volume of seven original novelettes and novellas of Lovecraftian pulp space opera. Featuring work by Brad R. Torgersen (Hugo/ Nebula/Campbell nominee), Howard Tayler (multiple Hugo nominee), and Michael R. Collings (author of over 100 books), plus a foreword by New York Times bestselling author Larry Correia, SPACE ELDRITCH inhabits the intersection between the eternal adventure of the final frontier and the inhuman darkness between the stars.

Space Eldritch

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Reid, Carter

Science Fiction

The Rise and Fall of Senator Bear: A CheapCaffeine Collection

Graphic Novels

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