Bøger af Terrie Leigh Relf

The Hungur Chronicles focuses on vampires in or from outer space as well as those encountered on Earth. Published twice a year, on Walpurgisnacht and Samhain, it features stories, articles, illustrations, and poetry by new voices as well as familiar ones. The Derelict by Gary DavisSurvival and Sorcery by David Lee SummersQuantum Poetry by James BullardMovie Review: Nanny by Lee Clark Zumpe And more!

Welcome to a collection of 100-word tales of how many different items pass or do not pass through Duty-Free Space Stations. Our writers' imaginations worked overtime on this one. Find out how to sneak in-or out-of the customs offices. You'll find humor and serious points in these stories. So take a load off and escape this world for a little while.

The third edition of Hungur Chronicles is a fascinating journey though the imagination of a group of gifted writers. This compilation explores the world of Vampires. Rather than your usual Neck Drainers, it features those who have unique needs. They nourish themselves-not only to maintain life, but to increase their energetic and sexual needs as well as their need to connect with others. In other words, these are NOT your usual Vampires. Please enjoy our latest issue! FeaturesEditors' NotesVampires in Kossovo by Gary DavisDried Blood Stockings and a Freudian Slip by Robert E. PorterWho's Who StoriesExile by Randall AndrewsThe Graveyard Experiment by Gary DavisThe Price of a Kiss by Adam NewnhamVirgin Blood by Tyree CampbellTen Minutes by Ron Capshaw PoemsBloody No Sun Day by Denny MarshallWe Are Not Afraid by Guy Belleranti IllustrationsPeek-A-Boo by Jazzlyn Huff

Welcome to a collection of 100-word tales of how so many problems can be solved by a simple yet effective haunting. In here you will meet humans and non-humans who have to deal in some way with the spectral remnants of people and past events in space and in spaceports. Some of those ghosts are vexed, and will take their out their frustrations on whoever comes along. You'll find humor and serious points in these stories. So take a load off and escape this world for a little while.

Welcome to a collection of 100-word tales of how so many problems and so much evil can be solved so easily by being shoved out the airlock. In here you will meet humans and non-humans who have to deal in some way with difficult people who seem bent on cluttering up the lives of everyone else with mean-spirited, petty, bureaucratic behavior. The solution is so simple: out the airlock! Bye. You'll find humor and serious points in these stories. So take a load off and escape this world for a little while.

Cassandra and Baron are just ordinary teenagers when they meet in a community college art class and discover that they have a lot in common. They both live with their grandmothers, move around a lot, and experience strange dreams and inklings. Could they both be in the Witness Protection Program, too? It doesn't take long for Cassandra and Baron to discover that there are no coincidences-and they are far from ordinary. They barely escape being abducted by shapeshifters, their grandmothers go missing, and a mysterious group of men appear to whisk them away to safety-aboard a starship to another galaxy. But what-or who-are they being protected from, and what is this destiny that their grandmothers always hinted at but never quite revealed? From the moons of Mahrain, to the beacon lights of Ranat and beyond, Cassandra and Baron struggle with knowing whom to trust-especially when their own uncle conspires to use them for a heinous purpose. For only they can unleash the Waters of Nyr.

For thousands of Earth years, the Transgalactic Consortium has had a quiet interest in this planet and its inhabitants, the Haurans. While the Sisterhood of the Blood Moon works together with the Consortium and Haurans to maintain balance in the universe, the Blood Moon is fast approaching. The power of this moon reveals untold secrets . . . including a sacred covenant with the Mora Spiders. There is an ancient pact that needs to be honored-but at what cost and for whose purpose? The world may come to an end. But will there be a chance for a new beginning?