Robert Thompson is a vain, egotistical actor bent on making his mark on Hollywood. On his way to an important audition that may make his career. He never makes it as someone crashes into him. The other car is totaled but his land yacht is barely dented. The looney other driver insists that they get in his car and drive away before the chaos mathamagic police find them. Robert scoffs. Magic is for rubes and what in this crazy man's delusions does chaos or math have to do with it? Robert clings to his beliefs until he finds out that the other driver is his long lost cousin, the magic police tries to kill them, and his cousin Eric teleports them to Tibet. Robert finds himself bounced around the globe on a mixed attempt to both evade the brutal mathamagic goon squad and clear Eric's name, all the while hoping that he can return to his real life of movies.

Road To Chaos

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Weippert, Stephanie L.

Fantasy

TANSTAAFL Press

In "Demon Holiday," Torval, a demon from Hell, is forced by his superiors to take a vacation. His soul takes up residence in the body of a homeless beggar on Earth where he experiences the choices and temptations all humans take for granted. As a consequence of one such choice, he unwittingly reveals his true self to the one person who has made this unwanted holiday bearable – the lovely young social worker named Christine Anderson. Now he must earn back her trust. Before he can act on matters of the heart, Torval becomes embroiled in an otherworldly plot to corrupt the souls of innocents. Caught up in a conspiracy that threatens his friends, and the woman he adores, Torval must decide where his loyalties lie, to the demons evoking evil or to the rule of law. He must choose his demonic family or his new friends.

Demon Ascendant (Demon Tales)

Graw, Bruce

Continuing the theme started with Enter the Apocalypse, TANSTAAFL Press brings you another anthology of the end of mankind as we know it. In this volume writers were asked to explore the height or burnout of a disaster. Thirty-eight international authors offer dominating warlocks, ironic phone calls, thoughtless kaiju, frozen ecology, survival mutations, misbehaving aliens, and even two disparate takes on artificial intelligence - just to name a few.Enter the Aftermath provides insights into all humans and even some non-Homo sapiens that we anthropomorphize. Come inside and enjoy the darkness and humor woven by our storytellers.

Enter the Aftermath

Gondolfi, Thomas

Science Fiction

Elizabeth Fontaine is a lonely, ordinary young woman in a world where superheroes struggle daily against the world's evil. To fill the empty void within her soul, she becomes a hero fangirl, following every supers event, subscribing to multiple fanzines, and never missing the daily superhero talk shows...until one day, fate grants her the opportunity to leave behind her boring, dreary life and become what she's always dreamed of...a superheroine!Elizabeth learns the hard way the meaning of the phrase “Caveat Emptor!”

Lady Hornet (Metamorphosis)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graw, Bruce H

Graphic Novels

For years the living toys of Rigel-3 live in the peace that their president for life, Don Quixote, fought so hard to achieve. Their former masters, the Factories, watch on in silence as President Quixote leads his people through many of the growing pains of a new society. Yet two new explosive issues threaten to tear apart their nascent people - race and procreation. In the middle of this internal maelstrom, on the anniversary of their tenth year of peace, the exiled and mentally unbalanced Isp returns at the head of a massive new Army of the Humans. He openly announces his intent to replace President Quixote's democracy with a theocracy, either peacefully or by force. With most of his military people modified to peacetime purposes, Don Quixote must make a horrific decision for the very soul of his people.

Toy Reservations (Toy World)

Children's Books

Of Demons and Coal (Monarchy of America)

Gremlins, who measure their social status by how many shiny trinkets they can pilfer from humans, live in lonely selfishness. Sithlac, an up-and-coming hunter, has no real reason to befriend Bongcor, a shy gremlin who hovers almost at the bottom rung of gremlin society. Sithlac finds courage and loyalty in this new relationship, and Bongcor finds a mentor in the greater world of hunting human treasures. The deeper Sithlac's relationship with Bongcor becomes, the more they are ostracized. Even this doesn't deter the pair as they set out to surmount every obstacle in their path. Their pairing holds up until Men's cruel trap takes his friend away. Faced with the hollow emptiness of his loss, Sithlac vows to rescue him at any cost.

The Gremlin of Morningside Heights (The Fey of New York City)

Rose Greenleaf dreams of becoming a bard and making her mark on the world. Her mother, Gerta, sees her daughter as a hopeless spinster at seventeen with abysmal cooking and sewing skills. With devious machinations worthy of the devil himself, her mother betroths Rose to her husband’s new partner.\nJust to escape the coming nuptials and prove her own musical worth, Rose’s headlong flight runs her into the hands of slavers, a master spy, a dispossessed prince, a soul-sucking changeling, and into the middle of an insidious plot to take over a kingdom - a much more preferable choice of perils.

The Bardess of Rhulon (The Rogue Bardess)

McKinnon, Verna

With more bravery than sense, Sithlac has vowed to find and rescue his kidnapped companion, Bongcor. This friendship and its attending responsibilities make Sithlac an outcast from his self-centered gremlin society. But the gremlin's drive and compassion have made him the focus of a number of other fey, societal misfits of their own. His circle now encompasses a cooking troll, an old goblin, a singing elf, and even a zephyr who can't control the winds. Sithlac's troupe, along with a human who seemingly can't say no to the possible script of a lifetime, skirmish forth to accomplish their improbable task, which is made even more difficult as they have to deal with the most dreadful adversary of all, a Fallen One - a djinn named Kalizor.

The Djinn of the Upper East Side (The Fey of New York City)

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