Revenge becomes overkill as Daniel Wrathchild goes on the prowl to catch the killers of his teenage daughter. The millionaire's bounty however has the greedy and the desperate trying to get their hands on the money, at any cost in this epic thriller.

The Complete Jelly Diaries: Telling the chilling yet comedic story of a jelly baby that is hell- bent on world domination. As his gelatine jihad begins he takes control of an unsuspecting author's brain and steers him to destroy humanity once and for all.(Part of the Death Row Rejects collection).

At last an answer to the age old question is revealed; as a professor embarks on a journey of discovery to answer the age old riddle into Sockworld and beyond.

Discoveries, is a short sci fi tale of a man who flies to Kepler 22b to escape his miserable life on Earth and to find himself. Unfortunately for him, Richard finds a lot more than he had bargained for and loses himself as well. Part of 'Death Row Rejects' collection.

Issues, is the first puppy perspective tale of a dog whose unrelenting hard life leaves him begging for death. Can he find a reason to live in a world of human cruelty? Contains scenes that some may find upsetting and spiritually uplifting. Issues offers a unique insight into the canine mind. A first hand account of a dog's individual journey, as told in his own words.This tale is one that may upset some people and is not recommended for younger readers.Issues is part of 'D...

A short tale from Death Row Rejects. Of Unicorns and Leprechauns is aimed at ages 6-10 and is for both boys and girls alike. This is a fantasy tale of Jason, a young hero, who is on a quest to save his village from the clutches of a rotten warlock; and with a little help from some mystical friends. With riddles to solve and many dangerous foes to conquer along the way, little does Jason know about the perils that lie ahead of him.

Strange things are happening in deep space, and then closer to home, and then closer; someone has pulled the plug on the universe.At the Publisher's request, this title is being sold without Digital Rights Management Software (DRM) applied.

Flanagan (who is, for want of a better word, a pirate) has a plan. It seems relatively simple: kidnap Lena, the Cheo's daughter, demand a vast ransom for her safe return, sit back and wait.Only the Cheo, despotic ruler of the known universe, isn't playing ball. Flanagan and his crew have seen this before, of course, but since they've learned a few tricks from the bad old days and since they know something about Lena that should make the plan foolproof, the Cheo's defiance is a majo...

For the first time ever all three Suptertoys stories are collected in one essential volume.Featuring one of Brian Aldiss’ most renowned works, ‘Supertoys Last All Summer Long’, which was adapted into the 2001 film ‘A.I.’ directed by Steven Spielberg.David is just a little boy, a little boy who loves his mother and his teddy bear. David wants to make his mother happy, and tell her he loves her, but can't quite seem to find the words.His verbal communication centre is...

The past through tomorrow are boldly imagined and reinvented in the twenty-five stories collected in this showcase anthology. Many of the field's finest practitioners are represented here, along with stories from promising newcomers, including:William Barton * Rob Chilson * Tony Daniel * Cory Doctorow * Jim Grimsley * Gwyneth Jones * Chris Lawson * Ian McDonald * Robert Reed * William Browning Spencer * Allen Steele * Michael Swanwick * Howard Waldrop * Cherry Wilder * Liz Williams

This collection of tightly crafted, highly imaginative short stories employs surrealist, satirical, and fantastical devices to explore politics, class, and gender. From creatively homicidal bioengineering to counter the stresses of climbing the corporate ladder, to a woman who loses a sock at the laundromat and finds she's missing a bit of her soul, these science-fiction gems showcase an award-winning writer's compelling vision of the universe. Computer pioneers, cross-country skiers, and ...

I would give up half of all of meOr maybe even moreTo feel you once more,To touch the placeThat I was beforeI am no longer there, if you comeTo find it againI tried and failed and wailed and weptAnd kept a box of tears just to remind me of painThis time has been a sentence in a prison for meThat you made and then threw away the key