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The Hammer is Strong With This One
Tales of Lentari, #8
- Book 8 -
- Tales of Lentari
2024
EN
The invading pirates from Perz have set their sights on a new goal in Lentari, capturing the dwarven Narian Power Hammer, which promises supreme physical strength and longevity to its owner. But trekking through the enormous underground cavern system that the dwarves call home does not come naturally to men of the sea, and Captain Flinn has his hands full, keeping his crew in line as they search for the elusive magical hammer.Flinn has one thing going for him, the Alchos Stone, whi...
Red Hammer
V Plague Book 4
- Narrated by
- Jeffrey Kafer
- Audiobook 4 -
- V Plague
Unabridged
7 hours 31 min
2017
EN
In the fourth book of the V Plague series, an old enemy rises, revealing plots within plots as the survivors struggle to reach safety and find the missing. Those infected by the virus are getting smarter and deadlier. As the world continues to crumble, some are lost while new dangers appear at every turn. In the most sweeping story so far in the Voodoo Plague series, Red Hammer ratchets up the danger and intensity.
- by
- Erika BalsomKenneth BergerSusie BrightAlex BushAlec ButlerNoel CarrollMel ChenJonathan CraryAbigail De KosnikSamuel EnglandMattias FreyPeter GeimerMichael Boyce GillespieAsbjørn GrønstadBoris GroysFrances GuerinJack HalberstamBarbara HammerJulian HanichStefano HarneyJ. HobermanLynne JoyrichAlexandra JuhaszE. Ann KaplanKatariina KyröläNathan LeeAkira LippitJennifer MalkowskiW.J.T. MitchellBrandy Monk-PaytonFred MotenBill NicholsJan OlssonDanielle PeersRaul PerezMauro ResminiB. Ruby RichElif Rongen-KaynakçiJonathan RosenbaumRebecca SchneiderJeffrey SconceJared SextonPhilipp StiasnyMeghan SutherlandBennet ToglerLeshu TorchinAlok Vaid-MenonChristophe Wall-RomanaMeir WigoderEmily WillsFederico WindhausenStanley Wolukau-WanambwaGenevieve YueAlenka ZupancicPoulomi SahaVivian Sobchack
2019
EN
We all have images that we find unwatchable, whether for ethical, political, or sensory and affective reasons. From news coverage of terror attacks to viral videos of police brutality, and from graphic horror films to transgressive artworks, many of the images in our media culture might strike us as unsuitable for viewing. Yet what does it mean to proclaim something “unwatchable”: disturbing, revolting, poor, tedious, or literally inaccessible?With over 50 original essays by leadin...


