An imminent global disaster sets up a tech-driven power grab of epic proportions in Space Shield: The Wrath of the Sun by Jeremy Clift. To prevent the apocalyptic impact of solar "hiccups," a lunar-based strategy is proposed, but the cold-blooded consortium [...]
A taut historical spy novel featuring the covert exploits of one resilient American operative, Debts Owed by Glenn Dyer sees the series' relentless hero infiltrating the shadows of Gestapo-controlled Paris in a deftly plotted World War II thriller. Still haunted by [...]
A boldly radical vision of human origins that casts doubt on Judeo-Christian divinity, The Left Hand of the Biblical Gods by Carlton Morris challenges the history and foundations of faith. According to this deeply developed theory, a highly advanced alien species [...]
Presenting an expansive perspective on the story of Creation and the origin of man, Jehovah the First God Father by Carlton Morris offers a biblical revelation fusing science, divinity, and the dogmatic storytelling that has shaped humanity. Beginning from the foundational [...]
A tender collection of personal reflections and wise lessons from a skilled chronicler of life experience, Random Thoughts of an Old Man in a Rocking Chair by Carlton Morris is a humble memento of the author's storied existence. From musings on [...]
A revelatory dive into an overlooked, unnamed figure of biblical lore, A Notable Woman by Don Anderson expands an anonymous tale into a timeless, long-form parable. Reading between the lines of the biblical text and summoning the historical context of the [...]
Savagely succinct and off-the-cuff insightful, People I Know by David Joseph is a potent dose of short-form fiction that pokes at the meaning of minutiae in our lives. From nostalgic recollections of oddball neighbors and tales of youthful innocence to gritty [...]
Metaphor is what happens when language refuses to sit in a plastic chair and behave. It reaches across the room, steals a coat from another idea, and comes back wearing it better. We say time is money, grief is a house, [...]
Every writer knows the old fantasy. Saturday arrives like a debt collector. You cancel your plans, make a heroic cup of coffee, glare at the wall, and announce to yourself that today you will write for ten magnificent, punishing hours. By [...]
Inspiration is a wonderful employee and a catastrophic manager. It arrives drunk, late, full of promises, smelling faintly of lightning and self-importance. It tells you that tonight, finally, you will write something immortal. Then it vanishes into the wallpaper, leaving you [...]