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When You Dare to Be Different...In a heartless dystopian world where anyone who's different is rejected, a tribe of exiled rebels revolts against a prejudiced Big Brother. Rejex, the first of a book trilogy, is for anyone who has felt rejected or unloved, who has felt like an outsider, or been bullied, because you are not alone.On a hidden planet somewhere in the galaxy, there's a culture clash between a heartless high-tech society and a world full of ancient magick.Below environmentally ravaged Mainlandia, an underground city is ruled by hooded bullies and intolerant thinking. And, anyone who doesn't conform is labeled a "rejex" and cast out to the perilous island of Geto-mostly to be swept away and forgotten. But on that distant island, an uproarious game of Bonko is watched by a "rainbow" of happy outsiders, a riot of rejexes. One teen rebel, Aiya, dreams of escaping Geto and discovering why her people have been walled off from Mainlandia.Aiya's mother, Ma-Tu, was formerly an "adept" on Mainlandia, while Aiya's mentor Alkima, another rejex, is now schooled in alchemic arts and medicine. Freed from societal constraints and prejudice and using the powerful, natural forces of "magick," Aiya and her fellow outsiders are evolving into an irresistible force on Geto.When Aiya meets handsome Abana excelling at Bonko, they have an immediate attraction. So, he teaches her martial arts and her dream inspires him. Then when Alkima gets a cry for help from Mainlandia, they can't resist the call to leave their island home together and go down the rabbit hole to the underground city. But what awaits them is ripped from their worst nightmares. And what's more, something truly dark is coming, thirty days and counting...

Come With Me is a love story about two young people who set out "to look for America" and find unexpected adventures and revelations along the way. Award-winning writer Bill Schelly's only novel, it has more than a whiff of J. D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye, but also delivers poignant moments, comedy, and thrills.Written mostly when the author was himself a teenager, his protagonist is an aspiring cartoonist who eventually finds himself in the hippie mecca of San Francisco's Haight-Ashbury District, and has a chance encounter with Robert Crumb. Schelly's love of comics and cartooning adds an extra dimension to this story set in 1968, a time of political and social upheaval that changed America forever.

Know, O Reader...In thousands of four-color panels for Marvel Comics, Roy Thomas told the tale of Robert E. Howard

Byline: MurderCordell Burgess is the writer Jack Mathis has been waiting for--a genius who crafts fiction of gripping intensity and powerful insights. But the young Chicago book editor doesn't even know Burgess's name. The mysterious author lives in a rural farmhouse far from the skyscrapers of the North Loop, mailing in his stories anonymously. When Jack decides to dig a little deeper, he doesn't like what he finds.Burgess is a serial killer. Committing brutal murders inspires him to write his extraordinary fiction. He feels that he has found a kindred spirit in Jack and puts in motion a series of events to lure his unsuspecting editor into a creative partnership, one from which Jack--and those closest to him--may not emerge alive. How far will Jack go in his desire to own the next Cordell Burgess story...and the next one...and the one after that...?"The most frightening novel I've read this year!"Chris Rickert / Rickert & Beagle Books