Do You Remember Being Born?
An aging poet accepts a lucrative corporate challenge to co-write a poem with an AI and is changed by the collaboration.
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Frankenstein Alive, Alive: The Complete Collection
A gorgeously illustrated Frankenstein sequel follows the Creature after the novel ends as he seeks humanity and meaning.
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Trashlands
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Joe Ledger and Rogue Team International race to stop a mind-shattering threat sparked by newly found scrolls and deadly power struggles.
Chain-Gang All-Stars
In a near-future America, imprisoned people fight televised death matches for a shot at freedom.
Teckla
A crime-boss assassin must protect his wife when her secret revolutionary activism threatens their marriage and his world.
Trigger Warning: Short Fictions and Disturbances
A varied collection of eerie, whimsical short fiction and poems, often with twists, homages, and unsettling turns.
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Palimpsest
Four lonely strangers discover a hidden city that can only be reached through sex, dreams, and a permanent map on the skin.
Arch-Conspirator
In a dying future city, a defiant young woman challenges a tyrant uncle and a system built on control over birth and death.