ShaDaa: Tales of The Apocalypse

Literature & Fiction

Hanson, Michael H.

Genre Fiction

MoonDream Press

Sha'Daa: Last Call The Hell Realms endure and humanity's extinction appears to be a forgone conclusion... unless Johnny The Salesman has something to say about it. Stop by the Triple-Six Tavern for a drink on the house, blow a life's savings or just your soul in the Gaming Pit, groove to some of history's greatest bands, spend an amorous hour in the Brothel Tents, settle a life or death challenge in the Grudge Pit, hit the crowded Dance Floor, and revel in the greatest party of all time held in the most famous bar in all of the multiverse! Authors featured in Sha'Daa Last Call: C.J. Henderson Michael H. Hanson Edward F. McKeown Arthur Sanchez Deborah Koren Paul Barrett Anthony Truax Sarah Wagner Mallory Makepeace Bruce Durham Jordan Ellinger James I. Wasserman

Sha'Daa: Last Call

Three alien machines descend to the asteroid base of their enemies. The ensuing battle is short and savage. The lone survivor hopes either for rescue, or for another chance to engage its enemies. It will be a long wait… Wrik Trigardt ekes out a living in the Kandalor system with his small ship, Sinner. He is caught between his failed past and a grim present in service to the local crimelord, Dusko. An expedition to the Rift Asteroids promises better days, but when the well of time is disturbed no one can say what will surface. Set in the same universe as the Robert Fenaday/Shasti Rainhell stories, but decades later, My Outcast State begins a new cycle of exploration of Confederation Space.

My Outcast State (The Maauro Chronicles)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

McKeown, Edward

Science Fiction

Over a century ago evil crossed the barriers of reality and entered our world. Dispersing itself across the Earth among an eclectic array of jewelry and microcircuits, this darkness has interacted with much of the most heinous and atrocious acts committed on our planet to date. But now, after decades of secrecy, the truth of this covert and eldritch intrusion has now been exposed to the light of day. In an epic spanning oceans, continents, and dimensions, the personal accounts of those who have come face to face with the unimaginable are now released for your reading pleasure. SHA'DAA FACETS offers up 24 frightening and macabre tales of the past and present, penned by some of today's most imaginative authors. Authors: C.J. Henderson • Michael H. Hanson • Edward F. McKeown • Arthur Sanchez • Deborah Koren • Wayne Joseph Borean • Jason Cordova • Gustavo Bondoni • Jamie K. Schmidt • Richard Groller • Rob Adams • John Vise • Sarah Wagner • Shebat Legion • Robby Hilliard • Larry Atchley, Jr. • Beth W. Patterson • Jeff Barnes • Mallory Makepeace • Hildy Silverman • Terrence Ulysses Cork John Manning • Dina Leacock • Allison Chrysler Smith

ShaDaa: Facets

Welcome to the world of shadows, cloaked in perpetual starlight; its denizens are a mysterious and frightening breed. And sometimes, just sometimes, their eldritch whispers and murmurs can cross the boundaries of reality and enter our darkest dreams. Richard Groller and his troupe of dead and living poets pull back the veil in The Book of Night, revealing the terrifying denizens of the shadows. Eerie and hypnotic artwork by some of today’s most chilling artists illuminates the vivid imaginings of the poets. Apparitions—things seen and unseen at the edge of our vision, or embedded in the corners of our nightmares. Sweet Sorrow—the pain and poignancy of loss, love unrequited, visions from afar, the pangs of memory, or the last breaths of mortals. The Autumn People—denizens of the night welcome the Fall and its All Hallows promises. Through A Glass Darkly—peer through the gloom seeking the moment of revelation, and all becomes clear—or not. Come, the Night awaits... Authors-Living: <ul>
<li>Louis Agresta</li> <li>Larry Atchley, Jr.</li> <li>Jeff Barnes</li> <li>Dean M. Drinkel</li> <li>Richard D. Evans</li> <li>Jack William Finley</li> <li>Allan Gilbreath</li> <li>Richard Groller</li> <li>Michael Hanson</li> <li>Lori Martin</li> <li>Chris Morris</li> <li>Janet Morris</li> <li>Kurt Newton</li> <li>Jillian Perkins</li> <li>Kimberly Richardson</li> <li>Bill Snider</li> <li>Angel Weaver</li> </ul>
Authors-Deceased: <ul>
<li>Ambrose Bierce (1842-1913)</li> <li>Rupert Brooke (1887-1915)</li> <li>Michelangelo Buonarroti (1475-1564)</li> <li>George Gordon (Lord) Byron (1788-1824)</li> <li>Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834)</li> <li>Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803-1882)</li> <li>Robert Frost (1874-1963)</li> <li>Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (1749-1832)</li> <li>William Ernest Henley (1849-1903)</li> <li>Rudyard Kipling (1865-1936)</li> <li>Edward J.M.D. Plunkett, (Lord Dunsany) (1878-1957)</li> <li>Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849)</li> <li>Oscar Wilde (1854-1900)</li> </ul>
Artists: <ul>
<li>Michael Bielaczyc</li> <li>Paul Bielaczyc</li> <li>Bob Giadrosich</li> <li>Liz Holland</li> <li>Chris Mars</li> </ul>

The Book of Night: Poems of The Macabre

Morris, Janet

Morris, Chris

Richardson, Kimberly

Newton, Kurt

Groller, Richard

Finley, Jack William

Gilbreath, Allan

Atchley Jr., Larry

Drinkel, Dean M.

Poetry

When The Night Owl Screams  by Michael H. Hanson  Visions of terror, abandonment, and rejection…nightmares populated by archetypes of death, mystery, and the supernatural. Join Michael on an eerie bus ride of the soul and brace yourself for each strange and macabre stop. When The Night Owl Screams offers up 105 hair-raising poems that worm their way through the fever dreams of your subconscious.   Remember…you were warned.   “This book is like a magical ticket to visit everything that has been, that touched and surrounded us, from yesterday’s vanilla smell to that of chopped alien almonds of lost days, stuck inside us. This is the secret of Michael’s book: his intimately varnished poems carry us back and forth in time and space...”   —Alessandro Manzetti, Bram Stoker Award Winning Poet

When The Night Owl Screams

The Galaxy is breaking up as the Confederation of Species fractures. Maauro and her new companion, Dassa, have reached their safe Inner Worlds and sold their fabulous cargo of gems, but restlessness plagues Maauro the AI. She seeks a greater purpose for her existence. That purpose arrives twofold as she selects new crewmembers for the Seachange and learns of an expedition to an alien world on the periphery of known space, where traces of her ancient Creators have been found. But new and unexpected enemies dog the starlanes now, including the fabled Mystic Pirates. Maauro in seeking a wider meaning to her existence, wants to create a new "network" of biologicals around her. Her recruiting focuses on a refugee camp where among others she selects a young boy who has withdrawn from war-torn reality into the fantasy that he is a robot. Seeing a mirror of her own questions about existence, she takes him under her wing. But can she help him answer questions that she, herself, has not resolved? The second book of the Seachange series begins a new adventure and a unique peril for Maauro. Do Androids Dream of Alien Smugglers, Galactic Heroes, Space Pirates, and Alien War? Heroes attack a Secret Pirate Hideout and find terror and despair. Alien Artifacts on a Mysterious Alien Planet hold unknown danger. Rocket into this Science Fiction Spectacle of a Sentient Machine and High Adventure. Military Science Fiction Space Opera Romance is presented in a unusual mold.

In An Evil Land (The Maauro Chronicles)

McKeown, Edward F

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