Tales of the Talisman, Volume 8, Issue 2

Literature & Fiction

Bell, Dana

Herman, Judith

Zumpe, Lee Clark

Nardone, Chris

Taylor, N. E.

Lopez III, Aurelio Rico

Bullock, Bryan

Killmer, C. J.

Fuson

Genre Fiction

Hadrosaur Press

A Kepler's Dozen presents thirteen action-packed, mysterious, and humorous stories all based on real planets discovered by the NASA Kepler mission. Edited by and contributing stories are David Lee Summers, editor of Tales of the Talisman Magazine, and Steve B. Howell, project scientist for the Kepler mission. Whether on a prison colony, in a fast escape from the authorities, or encircling a binary star, these exoplanet stories will amuse, frighten, and intrigue you while you share fantasy adventures among Kepler's real-life planets.

A Kepler's Dozen: Thirteen Stories About Distant Worlds That Really Exist

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Williams, Doug

Summers, David Lee

Wilson, Mike

Howell, Steve B.

Novy, Rick

Paradox, Anna

Bonham, M. H.

Brotherton, Mike

Givens, Laura

Erwine, J. Alan

Science Fiction

In January 1978, Suzette Haden Elgin founded the Science Fiction Poetry Association, along with its two visible cornerposts: the association's newsletter, Star*Line, and the Rhysling Awards. Nominees for the 2013 Rhysling Award are selected by the membership of the Science Fiction Poetry Association. Each member is allowed to nominate one work in each of two categories: "Best Long Poem" and "Best Short Poem". All nominated works must have been published during 2012. The anthology allows the membership to easily review and consider all nominated works without the necessity of obtaining the diverse number of publications in which the nominated works first appeared and serves as a showcase of the best science fiction, fantasy and horror poetry of 2012. The Rhysling Anthology is available to anyone with an interest in this unique compilation of verse from some of the finest poets in the field of science fiction, fantasy and horror poetry.

The 2013 Rhysling Anthology

Poetry

What if you could slip back in time and become the person who wrote every hit song you know and love today?  Wayne Faust introduces us to a man who does just that. Slow, shambling zombies are a thing of the past.  Steven J. Bitz follows a man trapped in an apocalyptic wasteland who must run for his life from a very agile zombie. Douglas Empringham is back with a new tale of Rhing and Folie.  This time, they meet a woman who flies a steam-powered ornithopter. Jack Herbert asks what happens when love toys become sentient and learns that other emotions can come into play. Escape with these and other stories and poems in Tales of the Talisman Volume 10, issue 1.

Tales of the Talisman, Volume 10, Issue 1

Thomas, Patrick

Bleaken, Simon

Faust, Wayne

Herbert, Jack

Bitz, Steven J.

Empringham, Douglas

Sykora, Anna

McKinstry, F. T.

Her name is Sugar. Sugar Sweet. But never EVER call her "Sweetie." When Sugar's Uncle Max falls ill and his collaborators disappear, she investigates the old Victorian mansion where he conducted his research. She soon finds the collaborators -- or what's left of them -- along with an angry Neanderthal. She also finds her uncle's research project, a working time machine. Sugar must act quickly to unlock the secret of time travel so she can set things right and protect her uncle's research. Sugar Time collects Joy V. Smith's Sugar Sweet stories into one volume.

Sugar Time

Smith, Joy V.

NASA's Kepler Space Telescope has discovered thousands of new planets. Visiting, much less settling, those worlds will provide innumerable challenges. The men and women who make the journey will be those who don't fear the odds. They'll be Kepler's Cowboys. Saddle up and take an unforgettable journey to distant star systems. Meet new life forms--some willing to be your friend and others who will see you as the invader. Fight for justice in a lawless frontier. Go on a quest for a few dollars more. David Lee Summers, author of the popular Clockwork Legion novels, and Steve B. Howell, head of the Space Sciences and Astrobiology Division at NASA Ames Research Center, have edited this exciting, fun, and rollicking anthology of fourteen stories and five poems by such authors as Patrick Thomas, Jaleta Clegg, Anthony R. Cardno, L.J. Bonham, and many more!

Kepler's Cowboys

Clegg, Jaleta

Cardno, Anthony R.

Bonham, L. J.

Whales around the world changed their songs the day scientists announced the discovery of powerful new particles around Saturn's largest moon which could solve Earth's energy needs. The Quinn Corporation rushes to build a solar sail space craft to unlock the secrets of these strange new particles. They gather the best and brightest to pilot the ship: Jonathan Jefferson, an aging astronaut known as the last man on Mars; Natalie Freeman, a distinguished Navy captain; Myra Lee, a biologist who believes the whales are communicating with Saturn; and John O'Connell, the technician who first discovered the particles. Charting the course is the mysterious Pilot who seems determined to keep secrets from the rest of the crew. Together they make a grand tour of the solar system and discover not only wonders but dangers beyond their imagination.

The Solar Sea

Firebrandt's Legacy (Space Pirates' Legacy)

Exchange Students

Schofield, Holly

Goldman, Ken

Riley, David B.

Quevedo, Katherine

Messina, J Louis

Hartney, Sheila

Treiber, Margret A.

Fantasy

Upstart Mystique

Braden, Don

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