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  • The Lotus and the Barley: A Rucksack Universe Novel

    by Anthony St. Clair
    In a rebuilt London, trouble is brewing. In a world where a bottle of stout can change destinies, all Branwen Porter and her sister Zara want is to become brewers of the world’s oldest and most popular beer, Galway Pradesh Stout. But the brewmaster won’t give them a second glance, much less try their homebrew. A chance encounter with a man in black and a stolen briefcase changes everything. Zara and Branwen find themselves on a collision course with the most dangerous man in the world and his... more

  • Forever the Road: A Rucksack Universe Fantasy Novel

    by Anthony St. Clair
    Their entwined fate becomes his impossible choice. A strange eclipse looms above India's city of the smiling fire. When an ancient evil awakens, the world teeters on a razor's edge of life and annihilation. Rootless globetrotter Jay wanted Agamuskara to be just another place he visited, but the strange object in his backpack has other ideas. In the global secret order of Jakes and Jades, destiny-changing Jade Agamuskara Bluegold stands above the rest, all the while keeping up appearances a... more

  • Home Sweet Road: A Rucksack Universe Fantasy Novella

    by Anthony St. Clair
    The world’s fate hangs on one untested woman. For centuries the Awen’s duty has passed from woman to woman: guard the three relics from those who would control the world. But no threat has come to Aisling’s hostel door at Ireland’s western edge, and the newest Awen has yet to prove herself. Then Jay and Tiran arrive shortly after a more powerful relic has vanished from The Blast Memorial in the ruins of Galway. Now Aisling wonders who she can trust: her mentor Jake Connemara, or the two traveler... more

  • The Martini of Destiny: A Rucksack Universe Fantasy Novella

    by Anthony St. Clair
    One drink changed everything. Influencing a man’s fate should have been just another day behind the bar. Bartender Jake Hongkong has served The Management longer than any other Jake or Jade, but now he doubts his role influencing people’s destinies and decisions. Declan is directionless and scared when he comes to the pub, yet one drink is all it takes to give him the courage to make a life-altering decision. Deeply shaken by something he wasn’t meant to see, Jake doubts more than ever, and cons... more

  • Sister of Grendel

    by Susan Thurston
    In the ancient epic, Grendel and his mother are monsters slain by the hero-warrior Beowulf. In SISTER OF GRENDEL we learn a different truth, told by the lone witness to their brutal deaths. In this powerful and poignant reimagining, Grendel has a sister Rehsotis. She is the last of the Anathian race, who possess refined language and intelligence, great physical strength, and longevity. With the help of her few allies, including a forsaken monk, a grieving lover, and a trusting child, Rehsotis mu... more

  • In Remembrance of Home

    by JM Deutsch

    When the Ixionic alien race arrived on Earth in the twenty-first century, they offered mankind a chance to save the planet. Their scientific miracles reshaped the world, but so did the unstoppable disease they carried. With no other choice, humanity abandoned its only home and sought refuge on the newly terraformed moon.

    For two hundred years civilization was rebuilt. That all changed when an Ixionic ship crashed on the outskirts of Tranquility. Mankind’s scourge has returned and ... more

  • Asyri: The Wrath of the Fire Stone

    by Robyn Ellington-Jones
    As the eldest among her siblings, all her life Helena expected to become the next queen of Asyri. Her only desire was to be the best queen with the purest and most loving heart—and certainly the most powerful and bravest in the history of the kingdom. She had proven her ability by winning all the tests given to her by the current queen, yet the crown was denied from her. With disappointment, and a feeling of betrayal and injustice, she found herself a new family who valued her and saw her worth,... more

  • Magnus Opum

    by Jonathan Gould
    Magnus Mandalora never planned to go out into the big, wide world. He thought he’d live out his life in his homely little village, happily cooking and eating pflugberry pies. But fate had other ideas. Before he knows it, Magnus has embarked on an incredible adventure. He discovers a world full of marvels and wonder, surprises and delights. But it’s also a world of perils and danger. As Magnus finds himself right in the middle of a long-running war between the fair and noble Cherines and the v... more

  • Dinosaurs

    by Jonathan Gould
    When an intrepid time traveller takes a trip back to the time of the dinosaurs, he is faced with many puzzling questions. What is this thing called the Mesozoirama? Why do the dinosaurs hold it in such high regard? And could it actually be a threat to the entire dinosaur civilisation? Dinosaurs is a political satire, a modern fable, or maybe just a funny little story about a bunch of dinosaurs with some very peculiar obsessions.

  • Flidderbugs

    by Jonathan Gould
    As Kriffle the Flidderbug investigates why his fellow ‘bugs find it impossible to agree on the pressing issue of how many points there are on the leaves of the tree on which they live, he finds that the truth is more complicated, and ultimately more terrifying, than he ever could have imagined. Flidderbugs is a political satire, a modern fable, or maybe just a funny little story about a bunch of insects with some very peculiar obsessions.

  • Scrawling

    by Jonathan Gould
    Neville Lansdowne drowned in a sea of words. Of course, he didn’t really drown. You can’t actually drown in a sea of words. But you can sink a long way down into its depths, and that’s exactly what happened to Neville. Deep down in an undersea world constructed entirely out of words, Neville meets some peculiar new companion and soon finds himself in the middle of another strange and wholly unexpected adventure.

  • Scribbling

    by Jonathan Gould
    Neville Lansdowne pushed the world out of shape. He didn’t mean to do it. He didn’t even realise he had done it. If you had asked him, he would have said that, as far as he could tell, the world was the wrong shape to begin with. In a world that is totally the wrong shape, Neville meets a new bunch of eccentric characters, and embarks on another strange and wholly unexpected adventure.

  • Doodling

    by Jonathan Gould
    Neville Lansdowne fell off the world. Actually, he did not so much fall off as let go. The world had been moving so quickly lately and Neville was finding it almost impossible to keep up. Doodling is an engaging comic fantasy which relates the events that befall Neville after he finds himself abandoned by the world and adrift in the middle of an asteroid field. Douglas Adams meets Lewis Carroll (with just a touch of Gulliver’s Travels) as Neville wanders through his new home, meeting a var... more

  • Catalyst: There is more to being a hero than power.

    by Krista Cairn
    Why - of all the species on Varone - why did she pick Human as her second form? Now, thrown a thousand years into the future, Keata Windhunter faces more than a personal crisis. Her is species extinct, and the humans she sees around her now are a vague shadow of who they should be. Time is fractured, with new timelines intersecting and diverging at random intervals. Reality shifts and only she can tell. Instinct tells Keata she can fix it but she's never been more than a lab assistant. Thr... more

  • The Gray Ship

    by Russell Moran
    Captain Ashley Patterson is a 36 year old Commanding Officer of a nuclear warship. While steaming toward Charleston, South Carolina in April 2013, the ship encounters a time warp or wormhole. Suddenly, Captain Patterson and her 930 crewmembers find themselves in the year 1861, just before the start of the Civil War. Abraham Lincoln wants to win the war, and he sees this ship as a key to victory. But Captain Patterson and crew want to return to the 21st Century. For them, the Civil War was h... more

  • Wings, the Journey Home

    by William Hicks
    A young bald eagle named Benjamin gets caught in the initial winds of a terrifying storm on his first day of flying. He is carried far from home, smashed against a cliff and spirals down to Earth where he lands in a chicken yard with a wounded wing and amnesia. Ben does his best to fit in as he struggles to remember who he truly is. All the while, the chickens are under the constant threat of the phantom Egg-stealer. Ben wants to help the chickens but he has begun to think like they do and m... more

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