In a far future, Earth had already been visited by an alien race called the Sominids, who came here for the express purpose of drinking and having sex with everyone they could. When one of their infamous parties resulted in the moon being cut in half, and killing everyone who happened to live there, they quietly left. Their encounter with the Sominids had taught the human race many things, primarily that faster than light travel did not exist. Denied the stars, the human race began to dwindle in numbers and terminate all of their space programs. A thousand years after that, a scientist named Edward Q. Rohta circumvented anti-AI laws, laws which had been on the books for millennia, by creating organic creatures to provide manual labor. Instead of dying after ten years, as promised in the company brochure, they would develop flu-like symptoms and go into hiding. Eventually, fed up with the mistreatment they suffered at the hands of humans they rose up and killed every man, woman, and child on the planet. This is the story of what happens next. The Brittle Riders; Apocalypses are funny that way.

The Brittle Riders

Science Fiction & Fantasy

McCormick, Bill

Science Fiction

Azoth Khem Publishing

Daniel Devlin is a high school outcast. Living in a rundown house with no water, he's haunted at all hours. Tormented by school bullies during the day and hounded by his mother's monstrous boyfriend at night, Daniel's only source of solace is his escape to an abandoned construction site on his way home. Fascinated by fire, Daniel burns small piles of leaves. And occasionally small animals. His life takes a turn for the strange when, while wandering the construction site, Daniel comes across a corpse propped up against a wall on a filthy old mattress. Nothing seems quite right after that. When Daniel believes he's seen the corpse move, his entire world seems to distort. Is his mother's boyfriend, Markus, just a drunk? Or can Daniel believe what he saw as a child, that Markus is a monster, both in his mind and in the flesh. Daniel becomes obsessed with the corpse, skipping school to spend hours staring at it. Hours of one-sided conversation. But, can the corpse be more than just that? As he shrinks further from his awful life, Daniel begins to remember things he never could before. And learns new things he can't begin to fathom.

Feeding Lazarus

Literature & Fiction

Rafe Grayson

Genre Fiction

There is a war going on between angels. It isn't a war as one would think that is inscribed and written down in various religious texts throughout the world: angels versus demons. No, this war is much bigger than that. Demons were a creative word enlisted by God. No this war is purely between angels and the fallen angels. God has wiped out the existence of the Divine Mother after she, not Satan or Lucifer, took the fall for darkness out of love not hate. She took half of her children with her, half of the angels of the Summit, that selflessly went with her, and they all fell. Even though the fall stripped them of their light, it did not strip them of their grace. They are still angels until they let the darkness of the universe seep into their heart. God, whose chosen name is Alpha, had hoped that this would happen sooner rather than later to all of the fallen. He deceived humanity over their existence. Love, power, and vanity all come together in this novel as we see the showdown between angel and fallen angel, God and Goddess, brothers and sisters in arms fighting against one another. We see the power of love and the power of brotherhood as those angels of the light fall to help their forsaken brothers. In the end, will love banish and conquer the evil God of Creation and return the light back to the fallen, which was rightfully theirs to begin with.

Firefly of Immortality (The Guardians of Light)

Children's Books

Hill, Kasey

A forgotten facility, lost in the frosts of the Pacific Northwest, holds the means to resurrect a conquered evil to, once again, allow it to threaten the peaceful lands of Arreti. Unlike its previous iteration, this time it will be surrounded by some of the finest minds on the planet.Geldish, BraarB, R’yune, N’leah, and Sland had thought their warrior days behind them. Instead of sitting in comfortable bars, drinking good booze, and laughing at tales of heroics gone by, they find themselves mounting nyesteeds to face a legendary, and now all too real terror. This time, however, they are joined by a new ally, Ben al-Salaam, a brand from the east who is as confused by them as they are by him.As conflict marches ever closer, they will find themselves joined by brave new allies and facing frightening new enemies. The first war may be over, but a second looms darkly on the horizon and, this time, it will be fought on foreign soil. No matter the winner the result may be genocide. Dark satire presented in a violent burlesque designed to make you think while you laugh and cringe.

The Brittle Riders: Book Three (The Brittle Riders Series)

A forgotten facility, lost in the frosts of the Pacific Northwest, holds the means to resurrect a conquered evil. To, once again, allow it to threaten the peaceful lands of Arreti. Unlike its previous iteration this time it will be surrounded by some of the finest minds on the planet.Geldish, BraarB, R’yune, N’leah, and Sland had thought their warrior days behind them. Instead of sitting in comfortable bars, drinking good booze, and laughing at tales of heroics gone by, they find themselves mounting nyesteeds to face a legendary, and now all too real, terror. This time, however, they are joined by a new ally, Ben al-Salaam, a brand from the east who is as confused by them as they are by him.As conflict marches ever closer they will find themselves joined by brave new allies and facing frightening new enemies. The first war may be over but a second looms darkly on the horizon and, this time, it will be fought on foreign soil. No matter the winner the result may be genocide.Dark satire presented in a violent burlesque designed to make you think while you laugh and cringe.

The Brittle Riders: Book Two (The Brittle Riders Series)

And of course, everything, everywhere happened and will continue to happen at exactly the same time. Ricochet is a novella-length blasphemical wedding of fevered edginess, violence, drug-fueled nightmares, psychedelia, and madness, set in London and Paris, and written in the mold of a collision between Hunter S. Thompson and William Burroughs. Partly a stream of consciousness narrative and partly a morality tale for the end times, it’s a signpost to the apocalypse of the nuclear imagination, the logical implosive endpoint of the Beatnik generation’s experiment. Here lies the carcass of reality in all its rotting, putrid, and fully decomposed glory: it’s what remains of the dreams of the Love Generation, laid bare for all to see. Ricochet is the first volume in a projected series of novellas based on the same chaotic universe. This one will surprise, enlighten, infuriate, anger and repulse in equal measure. NEW!! 3rd Edition U.S. Release features additional previously unreleased mayhem from The Renaissance Man

Ricochet

Dry, Tim

Humor & Satire

The Southern Tale Spinner bursts from the North Carolina pines with his third straight victory, Psycho Circus! This collection has the tall task of living up to Woolard’s last two books, and it does not disappoint as it punches out vicious themes of love and death.Woolard performs his hallmark feats, showing off high-risk maneuvers with bold, grisly delight as he catapults the terror to new heights in ten standout stories. Six beautifully brutal poems slice between the tales. Hardcore highlights capture the essence of the cult phenomenon that is the Southern Tale Spinner. The collection too quickly climaxes with the cruelest, the show stealer, the novelette, Heaven’s Healer from Hell.All the drama, gore, and blood that a transgressive horror fan desires. Emotionally charged, innovative, revolting. Will cut fresh wounds and salt lingering injuries from Woolard’s earlier works. Lives up to every ounce of hype. Another spectacular collection hardwired to make you feel alive. -Dona Fox, multi-award winning author of Darker Tales from the Den

Psycho Circus: A Collection of Horror

Woolard, T.S.

Every person experiences an ethereal sojourn that changes their perception on the grand scheme of life. They awaken to a different experience shadowed from the previous day. Some awaken to happiness, contentment, and absolute paradise while others awaken to tragedy, despair, and a sense of hopelessness that cannot be shaken. Tattered Wings is an epitamy of one poet's journey starting with heart break and devastation that left her shattered, in pieces, yearning for reprieve, and baring her soul sprawled out on the floor. You can see the poet as she struggles to overcome the daily challenges life has presented to her and begging the almighty for a reprieve. A darkness shrouds her and she feels the inky black abode breathing down her neck as she pushes forward, somedays barely being able to drag herself from the abyss she dips her toes in. She whileaways the sunrises taking for granted the brush strokes of joy and love that temper her dark canvas while the following sunsets leave her feeling desolate and forlorn for taking such immeasurable grace without appreciating it. Follow this woman as she shows us her dark pilgrimage in this beautifully crafted poetic series that paints a canvas using the inky darkness of her soul as her light is trying to break free to set her soul alight.

Tattered Wings Poetic Series

Poetry

In a far future, Earth had already been visited by an alien race called the Sominids, who came here for the express purpose of drinking and having sex with everyone they could. When one of their infamous parties resulted in the moon being cut in half, and killing everyone who happened to live there, they quietly left.Their encounter with the Sominids had taught the human race many things, primarily that faster than light travel did not exist. Denied the stars, the human race began to dwindle in numbers and terminate all of their space programs. A thousand years after that, a guy named Edward Q. Rohta circumvented anti-AI laws. These laws had been on the books for millennia, by creating organic creatures to provide manual labor.Instead of dying after ten years, as promised in the company brochure, they would develop flu-like symptoms and go into hiding. Eventually, fed up with the mistreatment they suffered at the hands of humans they rose up and killed every man, woman, and child on the planet.This the story of what happens next.The Brittle Riders, apocalypse are funny that way.

The Brittle Riders: Trilogy

In the year 2020, the book Christian Wicca: The Trinitarian Tradition celebrates its 17th anniversary in publication. Trinitarian Wicca is one of the many emerging Christopagan paths resulting from an amalgamation of the Craft with Goddess-inclusive hermetic and pre-Nicene Christianity. It is based on the merger of two existing traditions, Alexandrian and Dianic Wicca. This tradition is the practice of Wicca acknowledging the Blessed Trinity and the Elohian pantheon as the practitioner's choice of deities, recognizing the male God, the female Goddess, and the Solar Lord Jesus.

Christian Wicca

Religion & Spirituality

Chandler, Nancy

New Age & Spirituality

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